Irish Museum of Modern Art
The institution's main areas are: Modern & Contemporary Art
About the Irish Museum of Modern Art
IMMA is home to the National Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art, with over 4,500 artworks by Irish and International artists. The Collection is firmly rooted in the present and important contemporary works are added each year. Our collection of modern art, which has a particular emphasis on work from the 1940s onwards.
IMMA fosters and fuels curiosity. Amongst artists and audiences alike, across all ages and across Ireland, we provide a unique and open space for contemplation, connection and creativity. We aim to provide an environment, within and beyond the gallery walls, which is welcoming and stimulating, where people can absorb and reflect, connect and disconnect from daily life. Contemporary art is of our time and helps us understand the world we live in now. We consider and reflect the evolving needs and behaviours of our audience within our programme, and in our current five-year strategy we state a clear objective to create a space for a new generation to engage with creativity, conceptual thinking and cultural meaning.
Connect with the Director, Curatorial, and Collection staff by browsing CIMAM’s Membership Directory in the Members Only section.