2015 exhibition programme highlights

2015 exhibition programme highlights

IMMA — Irish Museum of Modern Art

In order of appearance: (1) Stan Douglas, Ballantyne Pier, 18 June 1935, 2008. Digital C-print mounted on Dibond aluminium, 45 x 116 inches, 114.3 x 294.6 cm, edition of 5. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner, New York. (2) Karla Black, Practically in Shadow, 2013. Plaster powder, powder paint, florist foam, bath bombs, nail varnish, polythene, thread, cellophane, sellotape. Courtesy the artist.

February 12, 2015

2015 exhibition programme

Irish Museum of Modern Art
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IMMA is pleased to announce highlights from our 2015 exhibition programme. We commence in April with the revisiting of a key figure from Irish Modernism Gerda Frömel anda new exhibition from Diogo Pimentão, followed by a new site-specific exhibition from Karla Black in May. During the summer we present two major exhibitions from Stan Douglas and Etel Adnan; in both instances their first solo exhibitions in Ireland.

Later in the year we have new exhibitions from Chloe Dewe Mathews and Grace Weir and amajor exhibition called What We Call Love. Co-curated by Christine Macel, Chief Curator at Centre Pompidou,  and Rachael Thomas, Head of Exhibitions at IMMA, it will include works from Cecily Brown, Miriam Cahn, Elmgreen and Dragset, Jim Hodges, Jeremy Shaw and Wolfgang Tillmans among others. IMMA will be commissioning new works for this exhibition.

IMMA Collection
There are several exhibitions throughout the year that draw from the IMMA Collection. In the spring we present Fragments, with works from Aleanna Egan, Ronan McCrea, Alan Phelan, Camille Souter, GILBERT & GEORGE, Nigel Rolfe, Marina Abramovic, Brian O’Doherty and Kenneth Hall. This will be followed in November with artist Nick Miller’s response to the Edward McGuire studio, part of the IMMA Collection, in Meetings: Into the Studio of Edward McGuire. A concurrent exhibition, Approaches to Paper, will explore the practice of celebrated Irish Modernists such as Evie Hone and Mainie Jellett to contemporary artists such as Antony Gormley, Andrew Folan and Kiki Smith.

Music / talks / food 
Our new festival Summer Rising will return this June with more art, music, performance and food events designed to open up the beautiful buildings and grounds of IMMA, day and night. 

A series of programmed happenings, performances, events, workshops, tours, and talks accompanies all of our exhibitions, in addition to busy family and schools programme. Please visit our website or follow us on social media for the most up to date details.

IMMA exhibition highlights 2015
Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler: Sound Speed Marker
Closes 4 May 2015

Gerda Frömel
Diogo Pimentão
9 April–5 July

Fragments
24 April–26 July

Karla Black
1 May–26 July

Stan Douglas
6 June–20 September

Etel Adnan
6 June–13 September

What We Call Love
12 September 2015–2016

Chloe Dewe Mathews: Shot at Dawn
10 October 2015–2016

Grace Weir 
6 November 2015–6 March 2016

Meetings: Into the Studio of Edward McGuire
Approaches to Paper
12 November 2015–27 March 2016

Admission is free to all 2015 exhibitions with the exception of What we Call Love.

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