Exhibitions
> Recent Exhibitions
List of past exhibitions sorted in descending order by date, most recent appears first
07 Sep 2011 31 Oct 2011 |
Liam Gillick: A Game of War Structure, 2011
British artist Liam Gillick presents a site-specific work especially commissioned for IMMA in the form of a newly-designed version of The Game of War (Le Jeu de la Guerre). |
07 Sep 2011 31 Oct 2011 |
Susana Solano: Carmen, 2011
Barcelona-based artist Susana Solano has been commissioned by IMMA to install a large stainless steel sculptural work Carmen in the 18th-century cloistered cobbled Courtyard at the heart of IMMA’s buildings. |
27 Jul 2011 31 Oct 2011 |
Gerard Byrne: Through The Eyes
Artist Gerard Byrne works primarily in film and photography, which he presents as ambitious large-scale installations, to question how images are constructed, transmitted and mediated.
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20 Jul 2011 09 Oct 2011 |
Out of the Dark Room: The David Kronn Collection
This exhibition is drawn form a collection of more than 450 photographs brought together by the American collector David Kronn. The collection ranges in content from 19th century Daguerreotypes to the modern photography of Edward Weston and August Sander and works from award-winning contemporary photographers, such as Trine Sondergaard and Simon Norfolk. It is particularly strong in its representation of Irving Penn, Kenneth Josephson and Harry Callahan.
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15 Jun 2011 18 Sep 2011 |
Barrie Cooke
Organised to mark Barrie Cooke’s 80th birthday, this exhibition includes some 70 paintings and sculptural works from the early 1960s to the present. It also draws from the Museum’s own significant holding of his works.
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18 May 2011 |
Gerald Barry - The Intelligence Park
Gerald Barry’s opera, The Intelligence Park, widely regarded as one of the most innovative and compelling operas of recent times, will be presented in a concert performance at IMMA on Wednesday 18 May 2011. |
07 May 2011 08 May 2011 |
Orla Barry: The Scavenger's Daughters
The Scavenger’s Daughters is a performance work by leading Irish artist Orla Barry. The work is an ambiguous portrait of two sisters and, like much of Barry’s work, is rooted in the tensions between visual and literary representation. |
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