Nicole Morris, I Am Here, 2011
Please join us on Tuesday 27 November from 6pm for the opening of Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2012.
Returning to the ICA for the third year running, Bloomberg New Contemporaries features defining works from the most promising artists coming out of UK art schools.
We’ll be featuring the work in the exhibition on this blog regularly, along with short interviews with the artists themselves, so stay tuned next week.
Carnival of Souls, Dir. Herk Harvey 1962.
As part of a yet-to-be-defined project, A Nos Amours has begun thinking around the idea of ‘pop-up’ in collaboration with Ella Harris; a theorist fascinated by what has recently been termed “The Temporary City”. Pop-up cinema screenings, like A Nos Amours, can be read as part of an emerging temporary geography in London, the un-routine rhythms of which skirt and subvert normal urban activities.
The Pool, Dir. Chris Smith 2007.
After last week’s fascinating Q&A sessions with Mother’s Milk director Gerry Fox, we’re excited to have three special guests joining us this weekend to discuss their latest films. Leading the way, we have two documentaries on music exploring very different circumstances… Continue reading
Art Licks interview with Resonance FM by ICA London
In anticipation of the Art Licks Annual launch party this Saturday in the ICA Bar, Art Licks Magazine’s editor, Holly Willats, interviewed contributing artists Ian Giles, Patrick Coyle and Hannah Perry on Resonance FM.
Celebrating Art Licks’ second birthday, and to launch Issue Nine, all past contributors are taking part in this one-night event. With over 70 young and emerging artists, collectives, curators and writers; a mix of performances, work, readings, interventions, films and artist DJs, will take over the ICA Studio and Cafe Bar. Admission is free, but please book a place to avoid disappointment!
For another taste of these young artists’ work, you can also watch our interview with Patrick Coyle earlier this year on his contribution to our (award-winning) SOUNDWORKS project.