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Exhibitions
> Recent Exhibitions
List of recent exhibitions sorted in descending order
13 Sep 2005
02 Oct 2005 |
 Precaution
Precaution is a group-exhibition, which involves an exciting and innovative collaboration between Young Fringe and the Irish Museum of Modern Art |
03 Sep 2005
22 Sep 2005 |
ONE: healing with theatre
Dublin-based theatre company Pan Pan presents this film, shot in the homes of 100 actors – Irish, Polish, Dutch and Norwegian – as part of a large scale theatre project called ONE – Healing with theatre that has been in development for the last year. |
20 Jul 2005
23 Oct 2005 |
 Franz Ackermann
This is the first showing in Ireland by the German artist Franz Ackermann, whose work comprises installations and wall paintings which focus on architecture and abstraction. |
06 Jul 2005
02 Oct 2005 |
 The White Stag Group
The White Stag Group centred around a number of British artists who based themselves in Ireland in the late 1930s and early ‘40s. |
22 Jun 2005
04 Sep 2005 |
 Catherine Lee
This exhibition is a mini-retrospective of the work of the American sculptor Catherine Lee. |
03 Jun 2005
11 Sep 2005 |
 Dorothy Cross
This exhibition is the first large-scale survey of the work of the acclaimed Irish artist Dorothy Cross and forms part of a strand of programming at IMMA focusing on senior figures in Irish art, which has already included Kathy Prendergast and Willie Doherty. |
26 Apr 2005
06 Nov 2005 |
 Eye of the Storm: The IMMA Collection
This exhibition drawn from the IMMA Collection spans the period from 1940 onwards, with works by Jack B. Yeats, Louis le Brocquy, Patrick Scott, Robert Ballagh, Cecil King, James McKenna and Hilary Heron. |
16 Mar 2005
29 May 2005 |
 Mark Manders: Parallel Occurrence
Parallel Occurrence is an exhibition comprising eight works by the younger-generation Dutch artist Mark Manders. |
23 Feb 2005
15 May 2005 |
 Pierre Huyghe
This is the first exhibition in Ireland of a new film work by the French artist Pierre Huyghe. Streamside Day is a short film that explores the role of ideological and symbolic systems in establishing social rituals and traditions. |
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Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, Ireland
Tel: +353-1-6129900, Email: info@imma.ie |
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