Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)

15.08.2017 Tuesday Irish Museum of Modern Art - IMMA

15.08.2017 Tuesday Irish Museum of Modern Art - IMMA

THREE IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art) part1

THREE is an exhibition of works by three leading artists from the Irish Museum of Modern Art Collection, Maria Simonds-Gooding, Charles Brady and Callum Innes.
The exhibition features works across some 30 years from three different generations of artists of varying nationality, juxtaposing works in a variety of media, yet united by a shared sensibility.
This exhibition took place from the 9th of October 2007 to 27th of April 2008.

Are jee be? Haroon Mirza - Irish Museum of Modern Art

Are jee be? Haroon Mirza - Irish Museum of Modern Art
8 March -- 8 June 2014

DUBLIN, IRELAND - Kilmainham Gaol & IMMA

Ireland Video #3, We spend our third day exploring Dublin and visit Kilmainham Gaol and the IMMA.

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Irish Museum of Modern Art is housed in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham

The Irish Museum of Modern Art is housed in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, the finest 17th-century building in Ireland. The Royal Hospital was founded in 1684 by James Butler, Duke of Ormonde and Viceroy to Charles II, as a home for retired soldiers and continued in that use for almost 250 years. The style is based on Les Invalides in Paris with a formal facade and a large elegant courtyard. The Royal Hospital in Chelsea was completed two years later and also contains many similarities in style. The Royal Hospital Kilmainham was restored by the Irish Government in 1984 and opened as the Irish Museum of Modern Art in May 1991. Today the Irish Museum of Modern Art is Ireland's leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art. The Museum presents a wide variety of art in a dynamic programme of exhibitions, which regularly includes bodies of work from its own Collection and its award-winning Education and Community Department.

I M M A Programme Highlights 2016

IMMA announces landmark Lucian Freud Project for Ireland
alongside an expanded 2016 programme of new work celebrating the radical thinkers and activists whose vision for courageous social change in Ireland and beyond remains relevant to us today.

Watch IMMA Director Sarah Glennie, commissioned artists Jaki Irvine and Duncan Campbell and Head of Exhibitions Christina Kennedy talk about the 2016 programme highlights at IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art)

Sarah Glennie, Director of IMMA, said: “We are delighted to announce today that the IMMA Collection has secured an important long-term loan of 50 works by Lucian Freud (1922-2011); one of the greatest figurative painters of the 20th-century. From September 2016, the IMMA Collection: Freud Project will be presented in a new, dedicated Freud Centre in the IMMA Garden Galleries for five years. With this extraordinary resource IMMA will create a centre for Freud research with a special programme of exhibitions, education partnerships, symposia and research that will maximise this exciting opportunity on offer in Ireland.”

“Ireland’s commemoration year 2016 presents an important moment to examine the role of the artist in shaping our contemporary society, and we have commissioned a number of leading artists, including Duncan Campbell, Simon Fujiwara, Grizedale Arts and Jaki Irvine, to create and present new work that reflects the legacy of Ireland’s past as a means to understand our present

“The focus of IMMA’s 2016 programme is to celebrate the radical thinkers and activists who paved the way for courageous social change, while reflecting on the artistic and cultural community who played an active role in the period leading up to 1916. They imagined creativity as central to the new society and in 2016 we consider their legacy and their ideals, many of which we are still working towards today, over a hundred years later. We ask what artists can tell us about our collective cultural identities and the societies we live in today whilst considering the role artists can play in helping us remember, reflect and commemorate. We explore these questions through the lens of contemporary arts practice; creating a space for difference, debate and imagination in Ireland’s year of national reflection.”

To read the full press release click here
or visit our website for a full list of programmes and events.

Commissions by Duncan Campbell, Simon Fujiwara and Jaki Irvine are three major new works being commissioned by IMMA that reflects on the legacy of the commemoration of the Irish State, supported by Ireland 2016.

This commissions are also presented as part of an exciting on-going initiative, New Art at IMMA, proudly supported by Matheson, which allows IMMA to continue to support artists’ vital work in a strand of programming that recognises and nurtures new and emerging talents, new thinking and new forms of exhibition-making.

#MathesonNewArt #Ireland2016 #IMMA2016

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El Lissitzky: The Artist and the State at IMMA

Sarah Glennie, Director, IMMA, introduces the exhibition 'El Lissitzky: The Artist and the State', followed by a conversation between Dr Catherine Morris, curatorial advisor for the exhibition, and featured artist Sarah Pierce.

Filmed and produced on the occasion of the exhibition El Lissitzky: The Artist and the State with Rossella Biscotti, Maud Gonne, Núria Güell, Alice Milligan, Sarah Pierce and Hito Steyerl, in the Garden Galleries, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 30th July – 18th October 2015. Photography Jenny Brady.

Exhibition curated by Annie Fletcher, Chief Curator, Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, and Sarah Glennie, Director, IMMA, with Dr Catherine Morris as curatorial advisor.

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Day trip to the Irish Museum of Modern Art at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. The video is only of around the outside of the building in the garden as there are no photo and video allowed inside the exhibits, but I did put a bit of the old church at the start.

Simon Fujiwara, The Humanizer at IMMA, Dublin

Hear British/Japanese artist Simon Fujiwara and curator Rachael Thomas speak about Fujiwara's new work entitled 'The Humanizer' showing at IMMA from Fri 20 May - Sun 28 August 2016.

Presented by IMMA on the occasion of the centenary of the Easter Rising, The Humanizer is Fujiwara’s proposition for an imagined Hollywood biopic composed almost uniquely of sound and based on the life of historical Irish nationalist figure Roger Casement (1864-1916).

Created with contemporary Hollywood movie professionals including renowned screenplay writer Michael Lesslie (Macbeth, 2015; Assassin’s Creed, 2016) and Oscar winning designer Annie Atkins (The Grand Budapest Hotel, 2014; Bridge of Spies, 2015), the script was then enacted by a company of professional actors in Dublin, before being set to a musical score that evokes a prolonged Hollywood trailer. The sound element, which includes Hollywood style music and foley, was produced in Berlin in collaboration with artist and sound designer Moritz Fehr.

Set across a series of four rooms that house objects and personal effects, the sound fragments of the biopic interject into the rooms at unexpected times, rupturing what appears to be, at first glance, an authentic historical exhibition of Casement’s life. Fujiwara’s selection of objects did not belong to Casement, however, but are props loaned from Berlin’s renowned Babelsberg Film Studio where a number of historic movies from Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, 1927, to Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds, 2009, have been filmed.

The Humanizer seeks to evoke the experience of a big budget Hollywood movie with the most modest means. Without the seductive moving pictures associated with movies to communicate exactly what we are seeing, the audience is no longer a passive recipient but an active agent in visualising the movie. The Humanizer asks if today’s audience, with its unprecedented reserves of visual information can picture an entire movie, its locations, cast and even its message without ever having to see it?

The Humanizer is one of three major new works commissioned by IMMA that reflect on the legacy of the commemoration of the Irish State. It is presented as part of an exciting on-going initiative, New Art at IMMA, proudly supported by Matheson, which allows IMMA to continue to support artists’ vital work in a strand of programming that recognises and nurtures new and emerging talents, new thinking and new forms of exhibition-making.

The work is presented as part of the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme and additional support was provided by the Goethe Institut Irland.

Filmed and Edited by Evan Flynn, it Productions.

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ASMR [ visit to the IMMA, Dublin ] #ART #IRELAND #DUBLIN

A visit to the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin.
This video is a non verbal ASMR trigger video.
I was partictularly taken with 'Red One' by Helena Gorey.
William Crozier was the main exhibit.
This video is a non verbal ASMRT video.
Sound is not recorded in binaural but the piece is laced with a 2.5Hz binaural beat to help you sleep.
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Emily Jacir: Europa at IMMA I Exhibition introduction

With an introduction by Rachael Thomas (IMMA's Head of Exhibitions/ Curator of ‘Europa’) and an in-depth introduction from the artist, this video provides an introduction to ‘Europa' presented at IMMA from 26 November 2016 - 26 February 2017. In this exhibition, a first survey in Ireland, Emily Jacir presents seminal artworks alongside newly commissioned projects which reflect the strong links between Palestine and Ireland, and the shared history of British Colonial Rule.

In the film the artist speaks about some of the key works in the exhibition including 'ex libris' (2010 – 2012), 'from Paris to Riyadh (drawings for my mother)' (1998–2001) and her new site-specific project 'Notes for a Cannon (2016)', which takes as its point of departure the Clock Tower that once stood at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem but was destroyed by the British in 1922, under the command of Ronald Storrs, the British Military Governor of the occupied city.

Europa (the Italian and Arabic word for “Europe”) includes sculpture, film, drawings, large-scale installations and photography that focus on her work in Europe, in particular Italy and the Mediterranean. Renowned for work that is as poetic as it is political and biographical, Jacir investigates silenced historical narratives, translation, movement, resistance, transformation and exchange.

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Follow the conversation: #EmilyJacir #MathesonNewArt

Europa is presented as part of an exciting on-going initiative, New Art at IMMA, proudly supported by Matheson, which allows IMMA to continue to support artists’ vital work in a strand of programming that recognises and nurtures new and emerging talents, new thinking and new forms of exhibition-making.

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The Irish Museum of Modern Art also known as IMMA, is Ireland's leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art.

One Foot In The Real World

One Foot In The Real World
Works from the IMMA Collection

Exhibition curated by Marguerite Molloy
Assistant curator: Collections

11 October 2013 - April 2014
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin

THREE IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art) part3

THREE is an exhibition of works by three leading artists from the Irish Museum of Modern Art Collection, Maria Simonds-Gooding, Charles Brady and Callum Innes.
The exhibition features works across some 30 years from three different generations of artists of varying nationality, juxtaposing works in a variety of media, yet united by a shared sensibility.
This exhibition took place from the 9th of October 2007 to 27th of April 2008.

Irish Museum of Modern Art

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