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IMMA provides an extraordinary space where contemporary life and contemporary art connect, challenge and inspire one another. Use the filters below to find curated content for you or jump to our calendar to see what’s on.
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Explore Collection
IMMA is home to the National Collection of modern and contemporary art, with over 3,500 artworks by Irish and International artists. Our aim is to share and to develop the Collection for now and for the future. Search and explore the collection in your own time using the new collections archive.
Finger Box Ay-O 1964
Hate/Love Isaac Julien 2006
American Girl
Emma Amos
1974
Freedom, A Fable by Kara Elizabeth Walker – A Curios Interpretation of the Wit of a Negress in Troubled Times With Illustration
Kara Walker
1997
Tree Niamh McCann 2010
No More
Mairéad McClean
2013
The Party Mark O'Kelly 2010
The Night Crow Paula Rego 1992
Albie Lucian Freud 2003
Take IMMA home
We have an extensive selection of exclusive art books, limited art editions, exhibition posters and other exhibition items in our IMMA Shop, and a great selection of cards, gifts and design products too. All purchases from the shop help to fund our busy programme.
Xenogenesis €35.00 The exhibition is accompanied by a major new publication, The Otolith Group: Xenogenesis, an extensive and comprehensive polyphonic exploration of the work of The Otolith Group. View Product
The Mary and Alan Hobart Collection €19.95 This beautifully produced publication accompanies the major touring exhibition, Paula Rego, Obedience and Defiance. The selection of works brings together paintings, drawings, and prints spanning the artist’s career from the 1960s to the present. It focuses on works that addresses the moral challenges of humanity, particularly in the face of violence, gender discrimination and political tyranny. View Product
Lucian Freud and Jack B. Yeats, 2019 €20.00 With this catalogue, we are very pleased to present new research and responses by scholars, curators and artists, to both Lucian Freud and Jack B Yeats. Edited by Christina Kennedy and Nathan O'Donnell with texts from David Dawson, William Feaver, James Finch, Róisín Kennedy, Hilary Pyle and Eithne Jordan. View Product
Membership
Since 2006, IMMA’s Membership programme has been an integral point of connection with our stakeholders. We have sought to deliver insightful events and appealing benefits that provide you with behind-the-scenes access to IMMA while also supporting the growth of the Museum. Over the last two years, as we responded to Covid-19, we introduced some new ideas and pulled back on others. Now, as we emerge into this post- pandemic era, it is a good time for us to refresh and review the programme for the first time since its inception. This will ensure we have a programme that is fit for purpose, meets the needs of the Members and is competitive in the marketplace.
From January 2023, we will be doing a full review of our Membership Programme, during which we will be pausing the renewals and new membership subscriptions. However, current member benefits will remain in place. If you have any queries about membership, please contact the Development team at: [email protected].