Captioned audio of writer Sophie Lewis' lecture drawing on theories of surrogacy, gestational justice and family abolition, followed by a discussion with poet Anne Boyer.

A captioned audio recording of artist and writer Sable Elyse Smith and author Nicole R. Fleetwood as they discuss their research into the carceral, the personal and the political.

The philosopher and writer discusses agency, gender, dissent and subjectivity with queer theorist Jack Halberstam.

A collection of newly commissioned audio/visual works exploring ‘the archive’ as personal, familial, and cultural; as past, present and future-oriented.

Johanna Hedva and Patrick Staff in conversation as they inquire into the relationship between collapse and surrender.

A London boy gains more than you’d think from a fistful of coppers.

A symposium of activists, academics and artists on Black feminist/womanist traditions and legacies.

With Carnival cancelled in August 2020, collective Nine Nights live streamed a four-hour celebration of Jamaican club culture.

The Golden Lion and Golden Bear-winning Italian filmmaker delivers a masterclass on the cinematic language with ICA Head of Cinema and FRAMES of REPRESENTATION founder Nico Marzano.

The filmmaker discusses his relationships with his protagonists and taking the viewer into the backyards of the American Dream, in a conversation with Sandra Hebron at FRAMES of REPRESENTATION 2021.

Director Leos Carax on finding the right collaborators, making films as a father, and being a spectator.

A small group of queer punks find safety and comfort in their local queer pub but their world is turned upside down.

Someone who imagines everyone in their life as characters in an action figure line. Friends, family, lovers, acquaintances.

An acoustic architectural artefact designed through the voice of volcanoes in ice.

The intimacies of blackness through the lens of a house party at the height of summer.

A young man grapples with sexuality, class, and pubic hair, in small town Essex.

A light-hearted conversation between three teen friends on how they’ve achieved the perfect hair waves.

First meet in the local Sainsbury’s car park. Narrated by the one n only MC Speed.

An intimate exploration of synesthesia through sound and storytelling.

A dance between two, but who is controlling who?

What will the next 50 years of queer liberation look like – and importantly, what technologies could we hack, appropriate and queer in our ongoing fight for equal rights?

A day inside a bakery that creates its own versions of Western pastries.

Two black womxn navigate their friendship being rocked by toxic femininity & colourism.

A rhythmical tale of birdsong and human whistled languages.

An audio piece that explores how we engage with gender through rituals.

A story of struggle and survival of one of the most ancient human forms of expression.

A docu-rave on the rituals of raving culture through the pulse of UK House and Garage.

A short film about the peculiar communication of a father with his daughter.

A young woman struggles to communicate some important news with her East African grandma.

Through a series of ‘other voices’, trans and gender non-confirming people express their experiences through forms of art and conversation.

A dream-like short poetry film that follows a seeker to his spiritual opening.

In a lonesome reality, Lomo finds a way to travel to an alternate universe.

Lucky House deals with notions of desires, identity and cultural assimilation.

Black womxnhood, battling the physical present and dominating future infinities.

An experimental short film based on the gender-fluid Mesopotamian deity.

A work about the alienation that can come with navigating a cross-cultural existence, drawing on the artist’s own experience of growing up from a mixed-heritage, working-class British-Muslim family.

A sonic protest against pregnancy discrimination in the workplace.

An experimental opera that follows eight children as they perform imaginary tongue surgery on a member of their group in order to help them speak phonetic sounds from the English language better.

Hand drawn, pencil animation short about the life of a mixed heritage Pre-Raphaelite model.

Two British expats hatch a dangerous scheme to win French citizenship and beat Brexit.

A visceral account of a stem cell transplant told through poetry and sound collage.

Stream some of the works featured in this showcase of new film, audio and interactive work by emerging London-based artists.

What can we say? It’s Brown Cow Stunning.

A short film that animates deep sea specimens from The Discovery Collection to envisage the (e)merging old and new materials in the ocean today.

Faultlines emerge as tensions come to a head in a teenage friendship close to sisterhood.

Grace Adewale was about to add murder to her long list of fuck-ups, but then her aunty stepped in to help her outrun the truth.

Two friends lament over the changing landscape of North West London, Grenfell, and resistance against the backdrop of local council estates where they were raised.

A sonic diary of an artist with autism, reviving a love for London’s rich soundscapes.

An orphaned young Muslim woman cares for her younger brother in South East London. When her helpful downstairs neighbour is threatened by the police, it is her astuteness that will save him, in this trojan horse-inspired story.

The collage of ‘The Lamentation of a Goblin’ with photography, text and 3D scanned images create a movement through time and space.

An audio-visual statement that questions whether traditional British iconography can be used to represent a modern multicultural nation that has been shaped and redefined by immigration.

A unique, algorithmically generated soundscape exploring love, care and Blackness.

A film of sensitivity, caught flamboyancy clutching masculinity at its side.

A series of responses to the work of M. NourbeSe Philip by poets Ebun Sodipo, Courtney Conrad and Esther Heller.

A presentation, discussion and Q&A from Stafford Scott, coordinator of Tottenham Rights, and Forensic Architecture on the 10th anniversary of the English riots beginning in Tottenham.

Two of the Three on how they came to be charged, convicted and later, find justice in one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in British history.

Investigating the controversial London-wide police database that singled out predominantly Black men allegedly at risk and involved in serious violent crime.

A conversation with Seni’s mother Aji Lewis on the documentary that sparked conversations across the UK about race, mental health and injustice, and the effect on families.

The United Families & Friends Campaign (UFFC) and charity INQUEST co-present on family campaigns.

Abondance Matanda, Kareem Parkins-Brown, Latekid, and Olivia Douglass, accompanied by a live band, in a night of poetry readings, improvisation and live music.