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Sunday 19 February 2012
Brunch in the Chapel followed by a preview of the exhibition Conversations: Photography from the Bank of America Collection
For further information contact Christine Blessing, IMMA Members at +353 1 6129951 or email members@imma.ie
Friday 23 March at 11:00am
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane houses the foremost collection of Irish and international modern and contemporary art in Ireland. The collection embraces all media from painting, drawing, sculpture, photography to video, film and installation. Among the artists represented in the permanent collection are Auguste Rodin, William Orpen, Agnes Martin, Francis Bacon, Louis le Brocquy, Jack B. Yeats and Elizabeth Magill. The collection also includes Harry Clarke’s renowned stained glass window The Eve of St Agnes.
This tour will present highlights of the Collection including the Francis Bacon Studio and will also include Barry Flanagan: Silans, a temporary exhibition of works on paper and concrete poetry by the sculptor.
To book a place call 01-6129951 or email members@imma.ie
Friday 30 March 2012 at 10:00am, New Galleries
Guided tour of Conversations: Photography from the Bank of America Collection. Complimentary tea or coffee in the IMMA café afterwards (just show your membership card)
To book a place call 01-6129951 or email members@imma.ie
Friday 27 April 2012 at 10:00am, New Galleries
Guided tour of Conversations: Photography from the Bank of America Collection. Complimentary tea or coffee in the IMMA café afterwards (just show your membership card)
To book a place call 01-6129951 or email members@imma.ie
Thursday 14 June, 11.00am-1:00pm
IMMA Members will be given a guided tour of the Studio, including a print making demonstration (tea and coffee provided).
Graphic Studio Dublin, Fine Art Printmakers, was established in 1960 to teach traditional printmaking skills (then unavailable in Irish art colleges), and to provide studios and technical assistance to artists to make fine art prints.
Comprising 7,000 square foot, over four floors, two of which have been maintained open-plan as significant printing facilities (2nd and 3rd floors). These top two floors house etching presses (one of which is the largest in Ireland), woodblock presses and equipment, and the lithography printing area. The first floor incorporates the administrative & reception office of Graphic Studio Dublin, a beautiful print-room/education room/multi-purpose space complete with 19th century cast iron columns, and a large kitchen/dining room for artists which also contains a small (but growing) library of books on print-making and contemporary art. This floor also contains the IT and new media area. It facilitates print-makers working in new media such as digital imaging equipment and also enables members to access e-mail, print images and proposals. The ground floor comprises acid rooms, lithography stone stores, plate cutting rooms, and paper storage.
To book a place call 01-6129951 or email members@imma.ie
Friday 20 July
Patrick Murphy, Director of the Royal Hibernian Academy will give a private guided tour of the RHA 182nd Annual Exhibition
To book a place call 01-6129951 or email members@imma.ie
Friday 24 August 2pm – 3pm
Celebrate National Heritage Week at IMMA and enjoy a guided heritage tour of the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Friday 24 August at 2pm. Complimentary tea and coffee available in the café vaults from 1:45pm.
To book a place call 01-6129951 or email members@imma.ie
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