Sentences with phrase «imma collection»

In approaching the IMMA collection the students selected works that posed questions regarding the general theme of document / work / space.

Christina Kennedy, the Senior Curator: Head of Collections at IMMA, writes for RTÉ Culture about the Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA collection for 2017.

David Beattie added to this by saying, «The purchase of the work by Hennessy for the IMMA collection is a significant moment for myself as it is the first of my works to become part of a museum collection.

Not exact matches

Works by Wright are held in the following collections: Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg; IMMA, Dublin; Arts Council of Ireland; Rhode Island School of Design Museum; Towner Art Gallery, Sussex, and private collections in Ireland and the UK.

Vivienne Dick premieres her new film work Augenblick made while on IMMA's Residency Programme in 2017 and Nan Goldin will exhibit a collection of evocative photographs from Ireland which have never been exhibited before.

Panellists in 2018 included invited curator Hugh Mulholland (Senior Curator, The MAC, Belfast), Cliodhna Shaffrey (Director, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin and IMMA Acquisition Committee member) and Christina Kennedy (Senior Curator, Head of Collections, IMMA), assisted by Claire Walsh (Assistant Curator, Collections, IMMA).

Irish Museum of Modern Art & Hennessy establish acquisition fund The Irish Museum of Modern Art and Hennessy Ireland have gone into partnership to create a $ 50,000 annual fund to acquire new works of contemporary art, specifically by artists not already represented in IMMA's collection.

The works, on loan from private collections, will be presented in a series of exhibitions in a dedicated Freud Centre in IMMA's Garden Galleries for five years, 2016 - 2021.

Major works by him are included in museum collections internationally, including the collections of Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Tate Britain, London, Kroller - Muller Museum, Otterlo, Hirschhorn Museum, Washington, MUDUM, Luxembourg, Museion, Bolzano, GAM, Torino, IMMA, Dublin, Lenbachhaus, Munich, Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin, Kunsthalle Bern Foundation, and the FRAC collections of Nord Pas - de-Calais and Pays de la Loire.

DRAF continually receives significant numbers of requests for collection loans and partnerships: in 2017 alone, works have been loaned to exhibitions at Serpentine Galleries, London; BALTIC, Gateshead; Langen Foundation, Neuss; Bloomberg SPACE, London; Canada House, London; Hayward Gallery touring, UK - wide; FRAC Champagne - Ardenne; Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft, Sussex; Touchstones Rochadale, Yorkshire; Goldsmiths Edinburgh; The Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire; IMMA, Dublin; and PAC, Milan.

Loans from the collection have been made to major institutions including IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art), Tate Liverpool, The Lowry, and Kendal Museum & Kelvingrove

Now numbering over 3,500 works, IMMA ensures that this collection is accessible to visitors to IMMA and beyond, through exhibitions, collaborations, loans, touring partnerships and digital programmes.

The film installation is in the collections of Moderna Musset (Sweden), IMMA (Ireland), Goetz Collection (Germany) and The Guggenheim; it has been exhibited at the De Pont Museum (The Netherlands) 2015; Fondación Helga de Alvear (Spain) in 2012; the Bass Museum of Art (USA) in 2010; Guggenheim Bilbao (Spain) 2009; and at the Edinburgh Film Festival (Scotland) 2003, among others.

28 Jul 1997 Figuration: A New Exhibition of Works from IMMA's collection An exhibition of figurative art from the Irish Museum of Modern Art's own Collection is now open to the public at IMMA.

01 Feb 2002 The Rowan Collection on show at IMMA The first public exhibition from an important collection of contemporary British and Irish art, owned by Belfast collector Dr Ian Rowan, opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday 13 February 2002.

, an experimental, ever - changing show drawn primarily from IMMA's Collection, addressing the issue of what happens when artworks are shown in different contexts and what is the impact on a work when is becomes part of a collection or group exhibition.

13 Dec 2005 17 Apr 2006 Drawings and Works on Paper from the IMMA Collection Drawings and Works on Paper from the IMMA Collection provides an opportunity to show some of the Museum's extensive collection of prints and drawings by such contemporary artists as Sean Scully, Stephen Brandes, David Godbold, Alice Maher, Henri Matisse and Rachel Whiteread.

Between Metaphor and Object is co-curated by Christina Kennedy, Senior Curator: Head of Collections, IMMA, and Marguerite O'Molloy, Assistant Curator: Collections, IMMA.

The exhibition is co-curated by Christina Kennedy and Charlotte Bonham - Carter, former Assistant Curator: Collections at IMMA.

The exhibition is curated by Christina Kennedy, Head of Collections, IMMA, assisted by Marianne Kelly, Assistant Curator: Exhibitions, IMMA.

Short texts accompany each work, together with an introduction on IMMA's collecting policy by Director Enrique Juncosa, and essays on the history of the Collection and the Royal Hospital building by Catherine Marshall, Senior Curator: Head of Collections.

Ballagh is represented in the IMMA Collection by 19 works and his work is held in many other collections including the National Gallery of Ireland and the Ulster Museum.

Now numbering over 3,500 works, IMMA ensure that this collection is accessible to visitors through exhibitions, collaborations, loans, touring partnerships and digital programmes.

Commenting on the exhibition Christina Kennedy, Senior Curator: Head of Collections, IMMA, said «Rather than addessing an overarching theme, each of the works in this exhibition operates as a sort of microcosm of each artist's practice.

19 May 2010 08 Aug 2010 Collecting the New: Recent Acquisitions to the IMMA Collection Collecting the New presents artworks recently acquired for IMMA's Collection and marks the first occasion that these works have been shown at the Museum as part of that Collection 26 Jan 2010 18 Apr 2010 What happens next is a secret This is an experimental exhibition which attempts to addresses the question of what happens when artworks become part of a collection and are subsequently shown in many different contexts.

Commenting on the Kronn donation, IMMA's Director, Enrique Juncosa, said: «David Kronn's commitment to making IMMA the future home of his photography collection positions us as a major force in the field and comes at an opportune moment, when the museum would not have the resources to buy such prime works.»

Curated by Christine Macel, Chief Curator at Centre Pompidou, with Rachael Thomas, Head of Exhibitions at IMMA, What We Call Love: From Surrealism to Now features almost 200 works, including over 30 works on loan from major international collections.

David Kronn has indicated his wish to make IMMA the future home of his outstanding collection and work to give effect to this is already in train.

David Kronn has expressed his pleasure with his association with IMMA: «The fact that the museum has agreed to take the collection in its entirety is a great vote of confidence and a matter of pride.

Maguire's work is held in numerous public and private collections including the Museum of Fine Art Houston, USA; IMMA; Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane; Trinity College Dublin; Alvar Aalto Museum, Finland; Gemeentemuseum, Den Hague, Netherlands; Wolverhampton Art Gallery, UK; and Crawford Art Gallery, Cork.

Although lacking a representative photographic collection, IMMA has to date sought to compensate for this by presenting a number of significant photographic exhibitions drawn from external sources.

Barbara Knezevic, Susan MacWilliam, Mary McIntyre and Helen O'Leary were joined by Elaine Cullen of Hennessy Ireland, IMMA's Christina Kennedy, Senior Curator, Head of Collections and invited curator Hugh Mulholland, Senior Curator at The MAC, Belfast, as the works went on display.

Presented in the context of our Collections exhibition Coast - Lines, this solo exhibition includes a number of works by Brian O'Doherty / Patrick Ireland from IMMA's National Collection, in addition to drawings from the 1960s, Structural Plays and new works recently published by Stoney Road Press as limited editioned prints.

Works by Willie Doherty, Elizabeth Magill and Brian Maguire are among those included in IMMA Collection: A Decade, an exhibition of some of the highlights from IMMA's collection over the past ten years.

The forthcoming exhibition celebrates the arrival of the balance of their collection to IMMA.

Associated Events IMMA Talks & Public Programmes Curators Lunchtime Talk Series: Drop In, Meeting Point, Main Reception Friday 17 November, 1.15 - 2 pm Join Johanne Mullan, Programmer Collections, IMMA, for an insightful walkthrough of Coast - Lines.

IMMA is the home of the national collection of modern and contemporary art and takes responsibility for the care and maintenance of this national resource.

Group exhibitions include: Future Perfect, Rubicon - Projects Brussels; Changing States: Contemporary Art and Francis Bacon's Studio, BOZAR, Belgium; Time Out of Mind: Works from the IMMA Collection, Irish Museum of Modern Art; In Other Words, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork; this little bag of dreams, Catherine Clark Gallery, San Francisco; and Without - Boundaries, Wäinö Attonen, Museum of Art, Finland Her work is represented in the collections of IMMA, The OPW, Limerick City Gallery, Swansea City Council, The London Institute, and Hiscox Collection, London.

Continuing IMMA's well - established Limited Edition series, Ilya + Emilia Kabakov have produced a limited edition print titled The Ghosts in the Morning which will be included in the exhibition and is available to buy online at (External) www.immaeditions.com The exhibition is curated by Marguerite O'Molloy, Assistant Curator: Collections, IMMA.

Speaking about What We Call Love, IMMA Director Sarah Glennie said «IMMA is delighted to be staging this important and fascinating exhibition, which is a great opportunity for audiences to experience, at first hand, 20th century masterworks from some of the world's most important collections, shown in the context of contemporary art from Ireland and around the world.

The exhibition will be opened by Catherine Marshall, Senior Curator: Head of Collections, IMMA, at 6.00 pm.

Permanent Collection On Exhibition The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) houses the country's collection of modern and abstract art.

Irvine is represented in the collections of IMMA, the Irish Arts Council, Tate Modern, FRAC and in numerous other collections, both public and private.

This is what gives IMMA its personality and its distinction in the spectrum of national art collections worldwide.

The works included in the exhibition have been selected by a process of consultation between Helen O'Donoghue, Senior Curator: Education and Community Programmes, IMMA, Catherine Marshall, Senior Curator: Head of Collections, IMMA and the customers and staff of Focus Ireland.

13 Nov 2012 Donation of Mexican Prints to IMMA A collection of 52 prints, by leading Mexican artists, recently acquired by the Irish Museum of Modern Art were unveiled today (Tuesday 13 November) at IMMA.

Marguerite O'Molloy, Assistant Curator: Collections, talks to the IMMA blog about the (External) recent introduction of works from Elaine Reichek and Helen Chadwick to the exhibition, and (External) writes in more detail about Elinor Wiltshire's work, also on display with Reichek and Chadwick.

This was a mammoth task for the panel; IMMA Director Sarah Glennie, myself, Christina Kennedy Senior Curator and Head of Collections, and invited Curator Linda Shevlin.

His works are included in many private and public collections including the Arts Council of Ireland, Dublin City Gallery: The Hugh Lane and the IMMA Collection.

Personae the 2017 Butler Gallery collection exhibition will include seven works on loan from the IMMA Collection.