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Admission fee is scrapped at ICA

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01-Sep-2008
        
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Visitors to The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London can now enjoy art for free. Entrance to all exhibitions is now free because of a change in licensing rules, which had previously forced them to charge up to a £3 fee. The first major event that visitors can enjoy is the ICA Auction Exhibition, starting on 11 September. It includes works donated by Yoko Ono and Damien Hirst, which will be sold to... [read full story]                    

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01-Sep-2008
        

Good news for central London art lovers: the Institute of Contemporary Art will no longer charge a daily admission fee from today. With help from Arts Council England and its local Westminster City Council, as well as...

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