Founded in 1947 to challenge the foundations of contemporaryart, it enabled the first exhibitions of Picasso, Moore, and Hirst. The ICA's lecture series features eloquent artist and filmmakers.
The ICA was founded in 1947 as a ‘playground’ for contemporaryartists, and moved here in 1968. It hosted Damien Hirst’s first solo show and the debut London gig of Franz Ferdinand.
Great for fans of obscure Portuguese films and similar arty fare. Deserves a mention for the fantastic bookshop and being the home of Ultra Culture Cinema.The Mall, SW1Y
There aren't too many places in this part of town to get beer and free wifi together. The ICA totally delivers. Oh, and they've also been known to put on films and artwork from time to time.
Housing two galleries, two cinemas, a theatre, reading room, bookshop and café/bar, the ICA presents an international and contextualised programme of work across a variety of art forms.
Free entry to galleries and bar events before 11pm.