Stan Douglas, Powell Street Grounds, 28 January 1912, 2008. Digital C-print mounted on Dibond aluminum. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner, New York.
The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) and the Centre Pompidou will again work together in 2015. An autumn exhibition entitled What We Call Love will include works from Cecily Brown, Miriam Cahn, Elmgreen and Dragset, Jim Hodges, Jeremy Shaw and Wolfgang Tillmans. It is to be co-curated by Rachel Thomas Head of Exhibitions at IMMA (Dublin) and Christine Marcel, Chief Curator at Centre Pompidou (Paris) and opens on September 12. In 2013 the two galleries successfully collaborated on an Eileen Grey exhibition.
Among the highlights of the 2015 IMMA exhibition programme announced today are the first major Irish exhibitions of artists Stan Douglas and Karla Black, an exhibition of poet, author and artist Etel Adnan, a leading voice in contemporary Arab American literature since the 1960’s, an exhibition by leading Irish artist Grace Weir and a retrospective of Gerda Fromel (1931-1975).