Graham Coxon and Beth Ditto contribute to ICA book
Artists to create a 'view of the future'
Beth Ditto, Graham Coxon and Hot Chip have contributed their photographic skills to the ICA’s new visual project 'All Tomorrow’s Pictures'.
The London arts venue and Sony Ericsson teamed up to commission groundbreaking artists, also including Don Letts, The Dirty Three and Mika, to take a snap on a Sony Ericsson K800i of what they perceive to be "the future".
The collated images will go into a souvenir book to mark the ICA’s 60th birthday, with the 60th contributor chosen through a public competition judged by Bloc Party’s Gordon Moakes and photographer Alison Jackson .
The images will be exhibited at the ICA from May 30 to June 8.
The London arts venue and Sony Ericsson teamed up to commission groundbreaking artists, also including Don Letts, The Dirty Three and Mika, to take a snap on a Sony Ericsson K800i of what they perceive to be "the future".
The collated images will go into a souvenir book to mark the ICA’s 60th birthday, with the 60th contributor chosen through a public competition judged by Bloc Party’s Gordon Moakes and photographer Alison Jackson .
The images will be exhibited at the ICA from May 30 to June 8.
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