Join us for an exclusive preview of our new exhibition celebrating ice. As night falls, join us for drinks in the Society’s Pavilion and enjoy an opportunity to connect with the artists behind the exhibition. 

Bringing together a curated selection of contemporary artists, the exhibition explores ice not only as a physical environment, but as an emotional and symbolic space. There is something about ice that stops us in our tracks. It has long been a place of wonder, a landscape that humbles, mesmerises, and transforms those who encounter it.

Together, these visual dialogues, past and present, reveal how our relationship with ice has evolved, from early exploration and discovery to a growing awareness of its extraordinary fragility. As ice changes at an alarming rate, these works invite us to consider not only what ice has meant to us, but what we stand to lose.

Featured artists

  • Marzena Pogorzały
  • Steve Russell
  • McMillan and Martin
  • Rod Melvin
  • Renata Tyszczuk
  • Michèle Noach

Venue information

Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR.

Plan your visit to the Society and find more information about our venue, including our address, accessibility and transport links.

Accessibility at our events

We want everyone to feel welcome at our events. Key accessibility features of this exhibition include:

  • Step-free access to the event
  • Accessible toilets
  • Assistance dogs are welcome

For full details, please visit our accessibility page. If you have any questions or specific access requirements, feel free to get in touch with us on access@rgs.org

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Key Information

Open to all
Wednesday 18 November 2026
7.00pm-9.00pm
London

In-person
Member £12.00, Non-member £15.00
Book now
Illustration of a large polar bear on a tiny iceberg.
© Michèle Noach

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