IMMA – 2022 Annual Report

Who Does the Earth Think it Is?,

2014, Installation with scanned letters, wooden shelves, vinyl design. Installation view The Otolith Group: Xenogenesis, IMMA. 2022.

Image courtesy of the artists and IMMA, Dublin.

Photo: Ros Kavanagh

Amanda Coogan performs ‘Yellow’, as part of Chapter One, Queer Embodiment, of the Narrow Gate of the Here-and-Now, at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Photo: Conor McCabe Photography.

IMMA Outdoors turned the Museum inside-out, creating an inspiring programme of activities and events.

Photo by Kyle Tunney

Earth Rising event: Earth Rising At IMMA 2022.

Photo by Kyle Tunney

Chairman's Foreword

“For the Board of IMMA and myself the year 2022 now looks like a year of innovation through transition.”

Read Chairman David Harvey’s foreword

Directors Message

“2022 marked a resounding success for IMMA, with a programme brimming with innovative creativity.”

Read IMMA Director Annie Fletcher’s message

Night exterior installation photograph of two large, parallel, screens that are neon pink in colour. There are pink neon light columns on either side of the screens.

8 new exhibitions saw over 576k people visit IMMA in 2022.

Find out more about our 2022 Exhibitions

2022 Highlights

Chairman's Foreword

Directors Message

8 new exhibitions saw over 576k people visit IMMA in 2022.

Installation view of Blind Date at Narrow Gate of the Here-and-Now: Queer Embodiment, IMMA, Dublin. Photo Ros Kavanagh.
Derek Jarman
1992

IMMA Outdoors

Audiences

Engagement & Learning

Chairman's Foreword

Directors Message

8 new exhibitions saw over 576k people visit IMMA in 2022.

Installation view of Blind Date at Narrow Gate of the Here-and-Now: Queer Embodiment, IMMA, Dublin. Photo Ros Kavanagh. Derek Jarman 1992

IMMA Outdoors

Audiences

Engagement & Learning

Installation view of Blind Date at Narrow Gate of the Here-and-Now: Queer Embodiment, IMMA, Dublin. Photo Ros Kavanagh.
Derek Jarman
1992