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SEPT 2016 – JAN 2017IMMAW W W. I M M A . I E1
IMMAINVITED CURATORThe Plough and other starsInvited Curator Kate Strain15 September 2016 — January 2017 / Main Galleries, East WingThere is a human instinct to claim in language that whichlies beyond our capacity to understand. This exhibitionof new work explores this narrative impulse throughcontemporary art practice, by staging a set of overlappingimages, ideas and intuitions in time and space.Riccardo Arena presents a celestial collage basedon his extensive research into the Solovki Islands,and Russian cosmism; a movement promoting lifeextension by any means and in this case through thetranscendental potential of aeronautical and spacetravel. Richard John Jones creates a series of fabricbanners and ceramic sculptures, inspired by thefictional fourteenth century travel memoirs of Sir JohnMandeville. Khaldi and Khalili present a live lectureperformance, Love Letter to Mars, exploring ideasaround loss and distance, travel and disappearance.01S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017F E AT U R E D A R T I S T S : RiccardoArena, Richard John Jones, LaraKhaldi, Yazan KhaliliI M AG E Richard John Jones /Strategic Assemblages (flag) /in collaboration with MichaelOswell / 2014.LIVE EVENTSat 26 Nov 2016,Lecture PerformanceLove Letter to Mars
INVITED CURATORHistorica — Republican AestheticsInvited Curator Sumesh Sharma15 September 2016 — January 2017 / Main Galleries, East WingConsidering colonisation, independence, andnationhood, Historica imagines ‘the nation’ as aconceptual project and ‘modernism’ as an aspirationalvalue. Colonisation was based on the superiority of anation – be that language, religion or race but doesadherence to religions, languages and race definethe modern democratic state? This exhibition askswhether nationalism in post-colonial societies, thoughdemocratic and secular, curbs its citizens fundamentalrights of freedom such as one's right over sexuality,gender and body.Historica considers the state's responsibility towardsart and its aims, by way of the museum concept, tocontinue the modernism project as way to constructnational identity based on a constitution.W W W. I M M A . I EF E AT U R E D A R T I S T S : YogeshBarve, Kemi Bassene, Judy Blum,Sachin Bonde, Nandalal Bose,Ruth Clinton & Niamh Moriarty,Mark Coombs, Nadine El Khoury,Benode Behari Mukherjee,Aurelien Froment, Poonam Jain,Naresh Kumar, Saviya Lopes, Aurelien Mole, Somnath Mukherjee,Seamus Nolan, Amol K Patil, NikhilRaunak, Krishna Reddy, CaeciliaTripp and Sawangwongse Yawnghwe - Yawnghwe Office in ExileI M AG E Naresh Kumar /Cartes Noires / 2016 / MediumWatercolour on Old SorbonneTypeset Notes from 1935 /Dimensions A4 / Courtesy theArtist02
IMMAEXHIBITIONJaki IrvineIf the Ground Should Open 23 September 2016 — January 2017 / Courtyard Galleries, East GroundThis new commission for IMMA If the Ground ShouldOpen is presented here for the first time on theoccasion of the centenary of the historic Easter uprisingsof 1916. This new work takes as a point of departureIrvine’s 2013 novel ‘Days of Surrender’, which focuses onElizabeth O’Farrell and Julia Grenan. These were two ofmore than a hundred women who were ready to die or killfor the possibility of a different Ireland but whose storieswere all but written out of official Irish history, consignedto the margins as the narrative was masculinised.This new video and sound installation uses their namesas the ground of a score for 9 musicians. In this way theyare performed and remembered, becoming part of theground we walk on in 2016.If the Ground Should Open. is part of the official Ireland2016 Programme.03S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017I M AG E If the Ground ShouldOpen / 2016 detail / Courtesy ofJaki Irvine, Kerlin Gallery & FrithSt. Gallery.LIVE EVENTTues 13 Dec 2016,Great Hall 8 Online bookingopens 23 Sept
COLLECTIONIMMA Collection: A DecadeUntil Summer 2017 / Main Galleries, West WingIMMA’s remit is to collect the art of now for the future, toreflect key developments in visual culture and to keepthem in the public domain for future generations. IMMACollection: A Decade provides a snapshot of how theNational Collection of Modern and Contemporary Arthas developed over the past 10 years.I M A G E David Beattie / TheImpossibility of an Island / 2015 /Cymbal, steel wire, concrete, carpetunderlay, motor / Dimensionsvariable / Collection Irish Museumof Modern Art / Purchase,Hennessy Art Fund for IMMACollection, 2016Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA CollectionUntil Summer 2017 / Main Galleries, West WingThe Hennessy Art Fund for IMMA is a new initiativethat supports the acquisition of works by artistsnot yet represented by the IMMA Collection. Worksare sought that signal a moment of achievementwithin an artist’s practice and the 2016 artists areKevin Atherton, David Beattie, Rhona Byrne andDennis McNulty. This new partnership with IMMAcontinues Hennessy’s long tradition of supportingand nurturing Irish talent within arts and culture.W W W. I M M A . I E04
IMMACOLLECTIONIMMA CollectionFreud Project 2016 – 202121 October 2016 — October 2017 / Freud Centre, Garden GalleriesIMMA has secured an important five-year loan of50 works by Lucian Freud (1922-2011), consideredone of the world’s greatest realist painters of the20th-century. Renowned for his portrayal of thehuman form, Freud is best known for his intimate,honest, often visceral portraits. Working only fromlife Freud’s studio was intensely private and hemainly worked with those he was close to, oftenasking subjects to sit for hundreds of hours overmultiple sittings to better capture the essence oftheir personality.IMMA Collection: Freud Project features a selectionof 30 of the artist’s finest paintings, and 20 works onpaper. The works, mainly dating from 1970 onwards,explore several of the artist’s key themes such asPortraiture; Self Portraiture; Still-life; Animals and05S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017I M AG E Double Portrait (detail),1985-86 / oil on canvas / Freud,Lucian (1922-2011) / PrivateCollection / The Lucian FreudArchive / Bridgeman ImagesC OV E R I M AG E Reflection (SelfPortrait) (detail), 1985 / oil oncanvas / Freud, Lucian (19222011) / Private Collection / TheLucian Freud Archive / BridgemanImage
Nature; works that reflect his interest in the people andthe natural world.During this unique five-year project IMMA will presenta series of different and exclusive Lucian Freud relatedexhibitions, with a new programme of events andopenings each year. In this first year all 50 works will beon display, subsequent exhibitions will include works andnew commissions by other modern and contemporaryartists in response to Freud, and will reveal exciting newperspectives on this major artist today.ADMISSION 8/5 Free admission forIMMA Members, full-time studentsAnd under 18’s.Free Admission every TuesdayMonies raised through admission charges will directlycontribute to the care and development of the IMMACollection.Due to the number and delicate nature of the worksand the limited circulation space of the historic GardenGalleries, admission will be by timed entry during busyperiods. To avoid disappointment please pre-bookyour preferred time-slot online in advance of visiting.The works, on loan from private collections, willbe presented in a dedicated Freud Centre inIMMA’s Garden Galleries for five years. With thisextraordinary resource IMMA will create a centrefor Freud research with a programme of specialexhibitions, education partnerships, symposiaand research that will maximise this importantopportunity for schools, third level students, artistsand audiences all over Ireland and beyond.W W W. I M M A . I E06
IMMAEXHIBITIONEmily JacirEuropa21 October 2016 — 5 February 2017 / Main Galleries, East WingIMMA presents the first survey exhibition of Palestinianartist Emily Jacir’s work in Ireland. Europa bringstogether almost two decades of sculpture, film,drawings, large-scale installations and photographywith a focus on Jacir’s work in Europe, particularlyItaly and the Mediterranean. Known for her poignantworks of art that are as poetic as they are politicaland biographical, Jacir investigates silenced historicalnarratives, migration, resistance, transformation andexchange.The first iteration of Europa took place at WhitechapelGallery, London in the Autumn of 2015. For this IMMAexhibition Jacir has added different works, includingsome new projects, to reflect the strong links betweenPalestine and Ireland and the shared history of BritishColonial Rule.07S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017I M AG E American Colony(Jerusalem) / Photo Department,1918 / Gelatin silver prints /Visual materials from the papersof John D. Whiting / Library ofCongress Prints and PhotographsDivision / [reproduction number,LC-DIG-ppmsca-13291-00103]
Duncan Campbell25 Nov 2016 — April 2017 / West WingFollowing his first major exhibition in Dublin at IMMA in2014, Irish-born artist Duncan Campbell (Turner Prize2014) is working on his first film based in the Republicof Ireland. Stemming from research in the Irish FilmInstitute, Campbell’s film will take as a starting point a1960s UCLA anthropological film study of rural Kerryto revisit and re-evaluate contemporary rural Ireland.The film uses a combination of archive material andself-shot footage.I M A G E Film Production Still /photo Rina YangThis new film commission is set against a visit by twoAmerican anthropologists to Dun Chaoin. It sits at theinterface of what they perceive as the terminal declineof language, customs, and subsistence techniques ofthe past and the perspective of the local communitywho largely misconstrue their intentions.W W W. I M M A . I E08
IMMATALKS AND EVENTSIMMA TALKS is a dynamic programme of talksand events that opens up conversations aroundour exhibition programme and permanent IMMACollection, bringing you deeper into the thinkingand making of contemporary art.Curators Lunchtime Talk SeriesMeeting Point, Main Reception, IMMAJoin curators for an insightfulwalkthrough of current exhibitions.Fri 7 October, 1.15-2pmInvited Curators Project: SumeshSharma & Kate StrainSean Kissane, Exhibitions, IMMAFri 11 November, 1.15-2pmIMMA Collection: Freud Project*,Johanne Mullen, Collections, IMMAFri 18 November, 1.15-2pmEmily Jacir — EuropaRachael Thomas, Exhibitions, IMMAWed 30 November, 1.15-2pmJaki Irvine — If the Ground Should Open Karen Sweeney, Exhibitions, IMMA*Exhibition Admission fee applies. Please purchaseyour ticket before coming to the Meeting Point.Artists Talk: Jaki Irvine,If the Ground Should Open Thurs 22 September, 6pm / Lecture RoomArtist Jaki Irvine introduces her newwork which draws on her research ofElizabeth O'Farrell and her partnerJulia Grenan, active members of the1916 Easter Rising. Irvine discussesthe ways this new film and sound work,and the forthcoming live performance,experiments with the Canntaireachdoral traditions of bagpipe music and aspoken-sung score. Moderated by SarahGlennie, Director, IMMA.09S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017Art Memory PlaceArtist Talk / Willie Doherty, RemainsWeds 28 Sep, 6.30-7.30pm /Lecture RoomWillie Doherty discusses ongoing themesof memory and place in his acclaimedlens based practice and in particularhis 2013 work Remains, currently onview, currently on view as part of IMMACollection: A Decade. This fictitiousfilm is based on the real events andlocations of punishment shootings in2012 in Derry and is a potent portrayal ofthe generational nature of conflict andits vicious circle, revealing how ‘place’inscribes the social, the political, and thehistorical.Roundtable ReflectionsDada, a centenary celebration ofElefantenkarawaneWeds 5 October, 6.30pm / North Range2016 marks one hundred years since theseminal Dada-ist Elefantenkarawane wasperformed in Zurich’s ‘Cabaret Voltaire’.Artists and educators reflect on thehistorical roots of the Dada movementand its relationship to performance andart today. Participants include Dr SelenaDaly, and Dr Tara Plunkett, UniversityCollege Dublin and others.Advance booking is essential. For a fullpublic programme of talks, events andfree tickets visit www.imma.ie.
IMMA Collection: Freud ProjectFriday 21 October, 5.30pm / North RangeTo coincide with the launch of the landmarkIMMA Collection Lucian Freud Projectselected artists and guests present aseries of short responses that reflect onFreud’s role and legacy in 20th-century art,drawing on Freud’s paramount exponentsof figurative and portrait painting.Artist Talk: Emily Jacir, EuropaSat 22 October, 1-2pm /Johnston RoomMelding life with art, Emily Jacir discussesher powerful artistic development andmotivations in making work that dealswith the Palestinian experience. Throughan enquiry into processes of translation,resistance, movement and exile, Jacir’shighly influential work asks us to considerwhat it means to be a political artist.Seminar: Beyond Art ActivismRewriting Art’s Neoliberal Value SystemWeds 26 October, 2-6pm, Johnston RoomHow can artists and artists’ collectivesbest navigate the passage from ourcurrent neoliberalized art landscape toa radically democratic one? Organisedin collaboration with Dr Emma Mahony,NCAD; this seminar focusses on thegradual de-politicization of public artArt Memory PlaceLecture: Karen E. Till — Wounded CitesFriday 11 Nov, 1-2pm /Lecture RoomDr Karen Till, Senior Lecturer of CulturalGeography, Maynooth University,discusses memory, national identity,systemic violence and the possibilities ofspatial justice in the cites of Berlin, CapeTown, Bogotá and Minneapolis. Drawingupon the work of activists and artists,such as Joseph Beuys, Till argues that toacknowledge the historic ‘wounds’ of thecity enables the process of memory-workthat is needed to create healthy places,citizens and states.IMMA SymposiumSat 26 Nov, North RangeReflecting on the Irish national visual artsprogramme of 2016 this major symposiumaddresses key questions on the artists’role and influence in re-imaginingthe state. National and internationalparticipants consider how we couldthink collectively and act together toachieve a better sense of communityand a better understanding of whatcivil society might mean in the twentyfirst century. Conceived and authoredin collaboration with curators, artist’sactivists and institutions, this symposiumspheres, by neoliberal values and practices.offers a coming together of different artSpeakers include: Jonas Stahl, artist /propositionsfor the future. See website forfounder of New World Summit; Mel Evans,furtherdetails.artist / campaigner, Liberate Tate, Dr DaveBeech, Dr Andy Hewitt, Dr Mel Jordan ofFreee Art Collective (UK) and others.W W W. I M M A . I E10
IMMAFAMILIES, YOUNG PEOPLE, ADULTS & GROUPSIMMA has a broad range of programmes to engageaudiences of all ages. Please visit www.imma.ie formore upcoming activities.FAMILIESEXPLORERSun, 2-4pm / 2 Oct — 4 DecGet creative together as a family, exploreartworks with IMMA staff, and enjoya hands-on workshop in the galleries.Explorer is drop-in, fun and free.Holiday Family Workshops — Morningsat the MuseumHalloween Midterm Break: 10-11am /Wed, 2 & Thu, 3 NovHave some creative family time duringthe midterm break. Children and grownups can enjoy visiting an exhibition andmaking artworks together in the gallery.Drop-in to the IMMA reception at 10am.11S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017Schools and the IMMA Collection:Freud Project, 2016-2021From October 2016, guided tours andeducational resources for primaryand second level schools will focuson the important long-term loan of50 works by Lucian Freud. Children,students, and teachers can explorethe works of an artist who is regardedas one of the world’s greatest realistpainters.Further details and booking will beavailable online www.imma.ie
ADULTSStudio10Studio10, a programme for adults of alllevels of creative experience, includes tours,discussions, and art-making. There are fourblocks of consecutive weekly sessions, witheach block addressing a particular exhibition.Based from IMMA’s Studio10, it takes place onFridays 10.00am-12.30pm on the dates below.Programme is free and no booking is required.AzurePeople with dementia and friends, family orprofessional carers are welcome to be part ofour Azure tours at IMMA. Guides, specificallytrained to provide art tours for people withdementia, offer tailor-made tours of specificartworks so participants have the opportunityto explore our exhibitions. Azure tours end witha complimentary cup of tea or coffee together inIMMA’s on-site cafe itsa@IMMA.9, 16, 23 September7, 14, 21 October4, 11, 18 November2, 9, 16 DecemberTours:11am-12.30pm on Fri 30 Sept,11am-12.30pm on Thurs 27 Oct2pm-3.30pm on Tues 24 Nov.IMMA25Programming by 18-25s for 18-25s, theIMMA25 collective present tours, discussions,workshops, collaborative projects, and more inassociation with IMMA’s programme. If you wantto learn more, find out what we’ve been up to, orkeep an eye out for upcoming events please seeour website. Any questions or to join our emaillist, please contact us on imma25@imma.ieAzure is free of charge but booking is essentialas places are limited. Please contact Carolinefor more information or to reserve places –edcommbooking@imma.ie or tel 01 612 9955.SchoolsAre you a teacher at primary orsecond level?Why not join IMMA’s dedicated online mailinglist for teachers? You can keep up to datewith relevant events, exhibitions, tours,resources, and workshops developed forstudents, art teachers, or visual arts coordinators. Go to www.imma.ie, click on JoinOur Mailing List and subscribe to your choiceof newsletters.W W W. I M M A . I E12
IMMAIMMA Studios13IMMA’s onsite residency offers artists,curators and creative professionals anopportunity to live and work at IMMAfor research and production focusedresidencies. This unique programme isopen to the national and internationalcultural community offering participantsthe opportunity to cultivate newdirections in their work.Arts Centre / Linda Shevlin (Curator inresidence Roscommon County Arts Office)and M12 Studio, while also exploringnew approaches to residential projectsthrough A Fair Land / A Fair Residency.In 2016 IMMA has provided a numberof production residencies working withNCAD Dublin / The Fulbright Commissionof Ireland / EVA International / TempleBar Galleries Studios / The ProjectYou can stay up-to-date on residencyparticipants, forthcoming opportunitiesand connect with projects by visitingIMMA’s website and keeping an eye onIMMA’s Facebook page.S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017Artists in residence in 2016 haveincluded David Beattie, Ruby Wallisand Aideen Barry.
Project SpacesIMMA’s Project Spaces present a variety of exhibitions,interventions, events and discussions that reflectcontemporary art practice and consider how a museumengages with its Collection, artists, curators and visitors.I M A G E John O’Connell /Horsepower / still / 2013 /Courtesy the artistMorph and Transform29 October 2016 – 29 January 2017Animation is usually experienced as TV cartoonsand popular cinema. IMMA presents a selection ofshort experimental films by contemporary artistsworking with animated drawings and materials, aswell as exploring ideas and images of change andtransformation. The animated films are accompaniedby a season of workshops and events for children andyoung people. See our website for further details.W W W. I M M A . I E14
IMMALOOK / ASK / ENGAGE / QUESTION / CREATEVisitor Resources at IMMAWhen you visit IMMA there are lotsof ways you can find out more aboutthe artists we exhibit or the artworkson display.When you are here in the galleries theeasiest way to find out more is to speakto any member of our Visitor EngagementTeam, who are easily identifiable throughtheir blue lanyards. Visitor EngagementFacilitators are not only knowledgeableabout the particular exhibition you’revisiting, but also about contemporary artin general, and are happy to answer anyquestions you might have, big or small.The team also regularly give informalguided tours which provide a greatgeneral introduction to currentexhibitions. These 30mins tours takeplace on Wednesdays at 1.15pm andSaturday and Sundays at 2.30pm.No booking is required, you can justcome to the Meeting place in the Mainreception at IMMA.15S E PT 2016 — J A N 2017Read — Listen — Find out moreEvery exhibition at IMMA has acomplimentary printed exhibition guidewhich will tell you more about the work.You can pick one up at reception or atthe entrance to each exhibition. Ask amember of the Visitor Engagement Teamif you can’t locate a copy. You can alsofind a pdf of the guide on the relevantexhibition page on our website.We regularly produce introductoryvideos for our contemporary exhibitionswhich you can watch online on ouryoutube channel or in-gallery. Look forthe TV screens at the entrance to theMain Galleries on the 1st floor, or nearreception as you exit to the CourtyardGalleries, or visit our website.All IMMA TALKS are recorded and madeavailable on our Soundcloud page,an incredible resource where you canhear directly from artists, curators andleading thinkers on the themes behindthe work we present.
EVENTS AT RHKPrivate OccasionExciting Spaces to HireIMMA ShopIMMA’s home is the beautiful and historicallyresonant Royal Hospital Kilmainham (RHK). Inaddition to housing the galleries, studios andartistic programme at IMMA the RHK is one ofIreland’s leading private and corporate eventvenues. Due to its breathtaking surroundingsand prime location, it is also fast becomingone of Dublin’s most sought after weddingvenues providing exclusive use of a 17thcentury Baroque Chapel and landscapedformal gardens as a backdrop for photographsand the lavish Great Hall for dining and drinksreceptions.The IMMA Shop moved to the second floor ofthe Main Galleries last year and now stocksan expanded range of Irish design, IMMA ArtEditions, cards and postcards, jewellery, artbooks and magazines alongside all of thepublications and catalogues produced bythe Museum. Perfect for a souvenir of yourIMMA visit, unique gifts for the creative andculture lover in your life, or a treat for yourself!All proceeds from Shop sales benefit IMMA’sartistic programme.C O N TA C TOur Events Team on 01 6129903 / info@rhk.ieW W W. I M M A . I ESHOP ONLINEwww.theimmashop.com16
IMMAVISITOR INFORMATIONOpening HoursGetting Here11.30am-5.30pmSAT 10.00am-5.30pmSUN & BANK HOLIDAYS 12noon-5.30pmMONDAYS closedLAST ADMISSION 5.15pmCULTURE NIGHT, FRIDAY 16 SEPT: 6-8pmThe main museum entrance is onMilitary Road.TUES - FRIBY LUAS Red line to Heuston Station(8 minute walk via Military Rd)BY BUS Buses to Heuston Station(8 minute walk via Military Rd): 26 fromPearse St, 51, 79 from Aston Quay,145 from Bray.BY TRAIN 8 min walk from Heuston Station.From Connolly Station take the red lineLuas to Heuston Station.BY CAR 10 minute drive from city centre.Pay and display car park, 2 for firstthree hours.DUBLIN BIKES Dublin Bikes stations onMilitary Rd and in Kilmainham.Admission free except for IMMACollection Freud Project: 8/5.Visitor FacilitiesFully accessible by wheelchair users.Manual wheelchairs are available on afirst-come first served basis. Adaptedtoilets, baby changing facilities and alocker room are available. A lunchroomfor children’s groups is also available,book two weeks in advance,tel 01 6129900.Phoenix Park0301 Irish Museumof Modern Art02 Heuston StationWolfe Tone Quay02St John’s Rd West18Irish Museum of Modern ArtRoyal Hospital, Military RoadKilmainham, Dublin 8T 353 (0)1 6129900E info@imma.ieW www.imma .ieM A R — J U L 2016StIrwin StBridgefoot StStevens LaneWatling Stry RdainhamJames’05 Kilmainham GaolLuas stopsDublin Bike stationBow LaneKilmainham LaneOld Kilm03 National Museumof Ireland04 Guinness StorehouseMilitaSth Circular Rd0501Victoria Quay04Thomas St
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03 SEPT 2016— JAN 2017 Jaki Irvine If the Ground Should Open 23 September 2016 — January 2017 / Courtyard Galleries, East Ground IMAGE If the Ground Should Open / 2016 detail / Courtesy of Jaki Irvine, Kerlin Gallery & Frith St. Gallery. LIVE EVENT Tues 13 Dec 2016, Great Hall 8 Online booking opens 23 Sept
