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• The ICA is one of the places I go to most in London. It has such a rich programme of exhibitions, films, music, talks and events. The ICA has long been the corner stone of London’s art scene – my parents say some of their best nights were spent dancing at the ICA after hours (in the '70s) and I totally agree (in 2016). The bookshop stocks many small art presses and lots of whatever's new in the independent zine scene. Everything is open to the public, but I urge you all to become members of the ICA because it’s insanely cheap and totally worth it. Don’t forget to walk past the Fourth Plinth at Trafalgar Square on your way there.