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IMMA Online: New Developments IMMA Virtual Tours Virtual Museum DECIPHER: Digital Environment for Cultural Interfaces; Promoting Heritage, Education and Research Online Collection Database: First Phase What Is_? Programme IMMA Virtual Tours The following exhibitions, designed in collaboration with Vinylmatt, may currently be viewed online. Please click on the title of the exhibition to view the Virtual Tour. Twenty: Celebrating 20 Years of the Irish Museum of Modern Art 27 May to 16 October 2011 Les Levine: Mindful Media 23 March - 12 June 2011 Old Master Prints from the Madden / Arnholz Collection 23 March - 12 June 2011 Philip Taaffe: Anima Mundi 23 March - 12 June 2011 The Moderns: The Arts in Ireland from the 1900s to the 1970s 20 October 2010 - 3 April 2011 Altered Images 17 June - 15 August 2010 Ferran Garcia Sevilla 10 June - 5 September 2010 Carlos Garaioca 10 June - 5 September 2010 Collecting the New: Recent Acquisitions to the IMMA Collection 19 May - 8 August 2010 Back to Top Virtual Museum Following the highly successful exhibition The Moderns, which was shown at IMMA from October 2010 to April 2011, its content has been used as a template for developing a Virtual Museum. This initiative has been developed outside of IMMA by web design company Ebow and is an experimental endeavour whose design is independent of IMMA’s input and requirements. IMMA Collections Department has assisted this venture by obtaining copyright for the use of images. All such copyrights obtained are for The Moderns Virtual Museum template only and not for further use. IMMA is grateful to Vinylmatt who designed the virtual tour of The Moderns exhibition which provided Ebow with the content which they incorporated into their virtual museum design. The initiative is funded by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht. To view The Moderns Virtual Museum please click here Back to Top     DECIPHER: Digital Environment for Cultural Interfaces; Promoting Heritage, Education and Research IMMA is a partner in DECIPHER, a multimillion Euro online research project, supported by the European Union, to help people learn more about art collections in museums, galleries and other cultural institutions. The work will take three years (2011 – 2013) and will result in exciting new technology to enable cultural institutions and the public to present collections using narrative and story online. The research consortium is led by the DIT’s Digital Media Centre, and IMMA is joined by fellow partners: the National Gallery of Ireland, Open University (UK), SSL (UK), BUT (Czech Republic), and Alinari 24 ORE SpA (Italy). To visit the DECIPHER project website please click here To read the DECIPHER Blog please click here Back to Top Online Collection Database: First Phase In early 2012 the IMMA Collection Department will launch the first phase of Collection Images OnLine which is a complete list of the permanent and loan collections with an initial 400 images. Images of a further 600 artworks will be uploaded later in the year. The first 400 images will range across the entire collection,drawing particularly from the most familiar works as well as many of the most recent acquisitions. The second phase will feature particular artists in depth as well as expanding the representation of the Collection as a whole. The third phase will extend over time as an ongoing project and will launch all remaining images as well as artist’s biographies and specific texts about artworks and Collection display publications. These will be enhanced by the upload of the IMMA archive of associated talks and lectures; publications, curriculum related materials for schools and education projects programmed by the Education & Community Department. Back to Top What Is_? Programme The What Is_? Programme aims to provide an introduction to some of the key concepts and themes in modern and contemporary art for a general audience. The programme comprises talks, booklets and web-based resources. The programme is presented in three phases: Series 1: 1970–NOW Modern and Contemporary Art, Conceptual Art, New Media Art, Participatory and Relational Art, Installation Art, Public Art, Performance Art Series 2: 1900–1970 [under development] Series 3: Materials & Methodologies Photography, Drawing [under development] Please click here for more informaton and to explore the What Is_Programme.

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