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Time Out says

Intriguing documentaries, boundary-breaking art exhibitions, experimental gigs and artist talks... you'll find them all at arts space ICA. Founded in 1947 by a collective of poets, artists and critics, it's had a huge influence on London's creative life. In the 1960s, it was the birthplace of the burgeoning Pop Art scene, and also nurtured the rise of Op Art and Brutalism. Nowadays there are far more contemporary art galleries around to host challenging work, so ICA's niche is in supporting the next generation. Look out for its open call exhibition New Contemporaries each January to spot the next big art movement headed our way. 

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Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing

Brazillian multi-disciplinary artist Laura Lima brings her first London solo exhibition to the ICA. Known for her genre-defying practice that merges sculpture, performance, and living bodies, The Drawing Drawing will display a new interactive sculptural installation that riffs on the traditional life drawing class, with an anarchic take that blurs the line between audience and artwork. 
  • Live art

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Three emerging US artists – Jenna Bliss, Buck Ellison and Jasmine Gregory – explore ideas of class, inheritance and assumed values, framed by their experiences of coming of age in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. Through different mediums – moving image, photography and painting and assemblage – each artist examines what it means to enter adulthood in an era of financial collapse, incorporating themes of wealth inequity, art as an asset class, and what commodity culture looks like today.   
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