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15 February – 6 April & 12 April - 27April 2014
Light Rhythms is an exhibition about sound, light and line that is activated by families and young people of all ages. 
Dorothy Cross, Ghost Ship, 1999 , Two light ship models, phosphorescent paint and u.v.lights, video, 10 minute loop, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, Purchase, 2003
In this space you will encounter artworks to view, alongside artworks and resources that you can interact with to make your own colour and sound installations. We invite you to join us in considering how lines, sound, colour, textures and light influence our experience of space. Stop and listen, consider how you can change the sound in the room. Use your body to create your own Patrick Scott inspired image. Can you find two Ghost Ships that glow in the dark here in these rooms, perhaps in an unexpected place? Over the course of the exhibition we are running a series of Saturday drop-in workshops called Sound Bites, whereby different artists will add a new interactive element to the exhibition and test it out live with visitors. This means that Light Rhythms will evolve and change, so drop in, take part and remember to come again as you will find something new each time! This exhibition has been inspired by concurrent and upcoming exhibitions by artists Patrick Scott, Haroon Mirza and the site-specific neon work Line Writing by Vong Phaophanit, and we hope that you will visit these exhibitions alongside Light Rhythms. Due to its popularity, part of the Light Rhythms exhibition will be extended for the Easter school holidays. We are delighted to announce that we will be keeping in place the interactive works by Karl Burke and Russell Hart and by Fionnuala Conway and Mark Linnane, as well as our immersive ‘light room’. These artworks explore sound, space, light and colour, so we hope you will drop in to test out how you can manipulate and influence these elements in our Project Spaces. Artists:
Sven Anderson
Karl Burke and Russell Hart
Fionnuala Conway and Mark Linnane
Dorothy Cross
Patrick Hughes
Slavek Kwi
Gavin Murphy
Liam O’Callaghan
Light Rhythms Events Sound Bites – a series of artist interventions
Saturdays, 12.00pm – 4.00pm
(Please note that on the dates below Light Rhythms will open at 12pm to allow time for set up) Saturday 8 March - Sven Anderson
What happens if you record people and voices, including your own in a museum – a space that is traditionally silent? Join sound artist Sven Anderson to use your voice around IMMA and experiment with sound, (aural) texture and chance. Bring your mobile phone to participate, or borrow one of ours. These multi-layered recordings will be combined after the event and left as an installation in Light Rhythms for future visitors! Saturday 22 March - Slavek Kwi
Have you ever wondered how it would feel to be surrounded by the sounds of the rainforest in a gallery? What happens to how we experience a space if it is wrapped in paper? If you are curious to find out more, then pop in to join artist Slavek Kwi as we will hide and reveal the objects in our Project Spaces and beyond.
5 April, Karl Burke and Russell Hart Discussion
Friday 21 March 1.15 – 2.00pm
Pádraic E. Moore (writer and independent curator) leads an informal and speculative discussion on the art-historical context of Patrick Scott’s work. Explorer
Sundays, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Why not drop in to Explorer our weekly family workshop programme, which will be responding to Light Rhythms for the exhibition’s duration.
New Family Resource – eye.see 
eye.see is a fun, interactive and easy to use self-guided resource for families visiting IMMA. It is a series of beautiful viewfinders inspired by artworks from the museum’s Collection, including Max Bill Doublement, Iran do Espírito Santo Untitled (Keyhole) and John Newling Maquette for A Turning Mutability. eye.see helps families to look closer at artworks on display at IMMA, and comes with an information card which provides questions for parents / carers to use to help support your conversations. Why not pick up eye.see from our shop for €2 so you can peep through keyholes and pop out circles to see what lies behind them! eye.see can be used at home or in other places for further exploration and observation.
Literary IMMA Art Trail
Look, No Cows is a trail for families by Siobhán Parkinson which visits her favourite artworks from IMMA's Collection in the museum grounds. The booklet includes a map and is available free of charge. Watch below video with Siobhan Parkinson walking the trail with children: (video length approx. 19 minutes)   IMMA Art Trails
Bronze, Steel, Natural Materials: three IMMA trails with beautiful maps featuring outdoor works from the IMMA Collection are available free of charge in the galleries and in the basement corridor opposite the book shop.
To download the IMMA Art Trails please click on the below links: Bronze: IMMA Art Trail (Adobe PDF - 339KB)
Steel: IMMA Art Trail (Adobe PDF - 363KB)
Natural: IMMA Art Trail (Adobe PDF - 1.55MB) For further information about IMMA’s family programmes please contact Katy Fitzpatrick, Projects Co-ordinator: Children's Programmes, email: katy.fitzpatrick@imma.ie or contact the information desk email: frontofhouse@imma.ie
What's on at IMMA for Families? Gallery Visit
Public Tours
YOUNG PEOPLETEENCREATE PROGRAMME FOR 12 – 15 YEAR OLDS
Saturdays, 2:00pm - 4:30pm
TeenCreate provides 12-15 year olds with innovative creative experiences that connect with IMMA’s Collection and Exhibitions. Monthly sessions which consist of looking, discussing and making take place at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, meeting in Studio 10 at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham. Dates for your diary: - Saturday 29 March, 2 – 4.30pm, meet exhibiting artist Karl Burke whose sound work Compositions 1-36 (created in collaboration with Russell Hart) is in our Light Rhythms exhibition and work with him to create your own sound compositions.
Booking: sessions are free but booking is advised. Please book at email: katy.fitzpatrick@imma.ie or tel: 01 6129914. For further information please contact Katy Fitzpatrick, Project-Co-ordinator: Children’s Programmes, Education & Community Department, email: katy.fitzpatrick@imma.ie, tel: 01 612 99 14.
 STUDIO 8 PROGRAMME FOR 15-18 YEAR OLDS
The Studio 8 programme aims to provide young people with a variety of opportunities to connect with IMMA, including gallery tours/discussions, art-making workshops and more. What and Where:
WHAT: Gallery/Workshop Session for 15-18 Year Olds
WHEN: Saturday 25 January, 11am-2pm
WHERE: Studio 8, IMMA, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin 8
BOOKING: If you wish to attend and haven’t already booked in, please email edcommbooking@imma.ie or tel. 01 6129918.
On Saturday 25 January, 11am - 2pm, IMMA mediators will lead a gallery/studio session based on the exhibition One Foot in the Real World. Drawing on IMMA’s Collection, this exhibition includes works that explore the urban environment, the everyday or the domestic. In line with the Eileen Gray and Leonara Carrington exhibitions also on show; One Foot in the Real World looks at the psychology of space, scale, body gravity, and transformation. Elements of architecture and design; such as bricks; the keyhole; the window; the door and the table, are recurring elements in the art works in the exhibition. The title, One Foot in the Real World, refers to architectural scale drawings, where an inch in the drawing is one foot in the real world, and it also suggests a more poetic state of in-betweeness or a of probing of reality - ideas central to many of the artworks. In our session we’ll be taking a walk through the exhibition and will be exploring the concepts, materials and techniques the artists’ used. Afterwards, back in the studio, we’ll set to and do some art making based on what we’ve been looking at in the gallery. For further information please contact Caroline Orr, Curator Education and Community Department, email: caroline.orr@imma.ie, tel: 01 612 99 56. What's on at IMMA for Young People? IMMA Summer Events for Teens
Gallery Visit
Public Tours
Heritage Tours
Talks & Lectures
ARP: Public Access
For further information please contact Caroline Orr, Curator Education & Community Department, email caroline.orr@imma.ie, tel: 01-612 9956.
ADULTS
WORKSHOPS
IMMA offers a range of once-off and ongoing workshops to provide people with an opportunity to create work in response to their experiences visiting the gallery spaces and meeting artists. Workshops are led by professional artists and members of the Museum's Mediators (gallery-based staff). Workshops take place in Studios 8, 9 and 10, and also in the galleries. IMMA’s Studio 10, Spring 2014 Studio 10 is the Irish Museum of Modern Art’s gallery sessions programme for adults of all levels of creative experience. It combines tours, discussions, art-making and more, and is an excellent springboard for engaging with modern and contemporary art. Blocks of sessions will address particular exhibitions at IMMA and will be facilitated by two IMMA Mediators. Blocks comprise of four consecutive weekly sessions, 10am-12.30pm on Fridays, and are based from Studio 10, IMMA, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin 8: BLOCK A: 21, 28 February & 7, 14 March
Exhibition focus: Patrick Scott: Image Space Light BLOCK B: 21, 28 March & 4, 11 April
Exhibition focus: Are jee be? Haroon Mirza BLOCK C: 25 April & 2, 9, 16 May
Exhibition focus: Sheela Gowda: Open Eye Policy BLOCKS OF SESSIONS ARE FREE, NO BOOKING IS REQUIRED, AND PARTICIPANTS MAY ATTENDED MULTIPLE BLOCKS AS THEY SO WISH. For further information please contact Caroline Orr, Curator Education and Community Department, email: caroline.orr@imma.ie, tel: 01 612 99 56.
What's on at IMMA for Adults? Gallery Visit
Public Tours
Heritage Tours
Talks & Lectures
ARP: Public Access For further information on programmes for Adults please contact Lisa Moran, Curator: Education and Community Programmes, email: lisa.moran@imma.ie or Caroline Orr, Curator: Education and Community Programmes, tel: 01-612 9956, email: caroline.orr@imma.ie
GROUPSFree tours
Groups can book online for a free guided tour of IMMA's exhibitions. Please note tours must be booked two weeks in advance of your intended visit. To book a tour please click here. Artists' Residency Programme visits
Groups can organise to meet one or more of the artists working on IMMA's Artists Residency Programme in the Museum's studios. All visits to the Artists Residency Programme are free of charge but advanced booking is required. To book please contact Janice Hough, Artists Residency Programme Coordinator, email: arp@imma.ie or contact the information desk at email: frontofhouse@imma.ie  Workshops
Workshops for groups can be arranged in conjunction with a free guided tour or an Artists' Residency Programme visit. In this way, groups can discuss art work in the gallery or studio spaces and afterwards have a facilitated art making workshop. Please note workshops must be booked at least three weeks in advance of your intended visit. For further information or to book please contact Lisa Moran, Curator: Education and Community Programmes, tel: 01-612 9912, email: lisa.moran@imma.ie or Caroline Orr, Curator: Education and Community Programmes, tel: 01-612 9956, email: caroline.orr@imma.ie
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