Institute of Contemporary Arts

A small and very, very cool season of art documentaries inspired by Face Addict, a new release which takes us through the Downtown scene of 70s New York. Among the other films here you'll see and hear tales of Ed Ruscha, Robert Mapplethorpe, Patti Smith, Jean-Michel Basquiat, the Velvet Underground, Ed Kienholz and, of course, Andy Warhol.

A retrospective of Tavernier's noir films, including a screening of Clean Slate followed by a discussion with the great director.

Scientists and designers have worked together to create amazing innovations in textiles, showing in special greenhouses at the park and here at the ICA.

5 May -  2 November 2008

A programme of solo exhibitions and events by sixty emerging artists and collectives based in Britain and Ireland.

A film and literature festival devoted to the world's most popular fiction genre.

An exhibition about the evolving relationship between communication technologies and their users. Meet Viktor, a giant wall-drawing machine, and make your own hole-punched posters.

A magical, mischievous animated adventure from about a Japanese schoolgirl who travels through time.

A unique Hong Kong crime film that combines three of the industry's top directors on an exciting 'tag team' project.

A visual treat with a wonderfully oddball score of jazz, electro and Japanese pop.

A Comica & cinematICA special preview of this creepy cartoon anthology, including a tale written and animated by the great and glorious Charles Burns.

Creativity, romance, speed! Have a wash, bring along a piece of your work and come meet the love of your life (or some nice people anyway).

The great Irigaray returns to discuss her two most recent books on philosophy, language, spirituality, art education, yoga and more.

Come and show off your stuff, and find someone else who's got nice stuff to show you.

The recent life of an Iraqi metal band as depicted by two Western gonzo journalists, taking you to places you haven't seen on Channel 4 News.

David Lynch's 1976 debut, unsettling, mesmerising and cleaned up for a spanking new big-screen release.

The music geek's favourite music geek - unpushily charismatic, gently noodling, a quiet treat.

The internationally acclaimed critic, artist and novelist discusses his work, from Ways of Seeing to his latest, From A to X.

Curate it like you mean it and INSTANTLY you will see how to DESTROY ILLUSION AND DRAW ATTENTION TO THE FACTS.

A formidable and clear-eyed portrait of modern Europe from Austrian director Ulrich Seidl, plus an interview with the director.

Can environmentalism and Toryism find common ground? George Monbiot and Julian Baggini are among those examining Cameron's green credentials.

Portrait of the pioneering disco producer, avant-garde cellist, house music architect, shy boy from Iowa, friend of Allen Ginsberg and Nicky Siano...

Imagine a utopia: look across St James's Park from the ICA's private terraces, to the strains of The Internationale.

A caravan of raw sound magic: special commissions and unique collaborations from some of the most innovative and exciting acts of Finland's underground.

Simon Pegg and Jeff Bridges star in the adaptation of Toby Young's memoir, plus post-screening discussion on the perils of fame-seeking.

LA psychedelia meets Cambodian pop: genre-mashing global sounds for the cool kids.