IMMA is delighted to share news of a new series of Curator’s Talks on our current exhibition programme will be taking place during the summer months, on Sundays at 2pm / Thursdays at 6pm, and are programmed in association with the IMMA Outdoors programme that features several site activities, that includes free Music in Courtyard at 3 – 4.30pm, see what’s on here.

Join IMMA’s in-house curators for an insightful walkthrough of our latest upcoming exhibitions in the galleries. You can can hear more about the key themes and artworks featured, as well learning more about the inside knowledge and experience of curating exhibitions at IMMA. All welcome, see schedule below.

Sunday 11 June: 2 – 3pm
Unseeing Traces
Join us on the final exhibition day for an exploration of Unseeing Traces in the Project Spaces with Engagement + Learning curator Mark Maguire.

Sun 25 June: 2 – 3pm
Influence and Identity, Twentieth Century Portrait Photography from the Bank of America Collection
This walkthrough talk will be presented by Georgie Thompson, Assistant Curator, Exhibitions, IMMA.

Sun 9 July: 2 – 3pm
IMMA Horizons Curator’s Talk
Look closely, at a relaxed pace, discussing and responding to selected works during this slow looking tour. IMMA Horizons offers opportunities to connect through creativity and curiosity, supporting wellbeing with engaged arts experiences. Presented by Bairbre-Ann Harkin, Curator, IMMA Horizon.

Sun 23 July: 2 – 3pm
Championing Irish Art: The Mary and Alan Hobart Collection

Join us for the final day of Championing Irish Art with the Exhibition Curator, Seán Kissane.

Sun 20 Aug: 2 – 3pm
Sarah Pierce: Scene of the Myth

This walkthrough talk will be presented by Rachael Gilbourne, Assistant Curator, Exhibitions, IMMA.

Sun 27 Aug: 2 – 3pm
Coming Home Late: Jo Baer In the Land of the Giants & Anne Madden: Seven Paintings

New exhibitions walkthroughs with Christina Kennedy, Senior Curator, Collections, IMMA.

POSTPONED
Thurs 31 Aug: 6 – 7pm
Howardena Pindell, A Renewed Language
IMMA Director Annie Fletcher discusses Pindell’s first solo exhibition in Ireland.

All talks are free, booking is not required.