Institute of Modern Art
Institute of Modern Art
Founded in 1975, the IMA is the longest-running contemporary art space of its kind in Australia. As one of the country’s first non-collecting public galleries, the IMA has played an integral role in developing contemporary art in Queensland, Australia, and internationally.
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Episodes
Hoogah Boogah Audio Description 17.11.2022 1:55
Audio Descriptions and Interpretive Texts for select works in Gordon Hookey: A MURRIALITY
Reiteration In Perpetuity Interpretive Text 17.11.2022 0:59
Audio Descriptions and Interpretive Texts for select works in Gordon Hookey: A MURRIALITY
Reiteration In Perpetuity Audio Description 17.11.2022 3:55
Audio Descriptions and Interpretive Texts for select works in Gordon Hookey: A MURRIALITY
Untitled (1994) Audio Description 17.11.2022 4:42
Audio Descriptions and Interpretive Texts for select works in Gordon Hookey: A MURRIALITY
In Conversation | Natalya Hughes, Andrew Geeves, and Sue Best: Art And Psychoanalysis 17.10.2022 41:03
Join us for this accessible and generative conversation about contemporary art and psychoanalysis, grounded in the development of Natalya Hughes exhibition The Interior. Natalya Hughes is joined by clinical psychologist Dr Andrew Geeves and author and academic Professor Susan Best to talk about what psychoanalysis is and how it is useful in a contemporary context. The Interior evokes an exaggerate...
Talk | Sebastian Goldspink: Anatomy Of A Biennial 10.10.2022 44:12
Join Sydney-based independent curator and guest judge for ‘the churchie’ Sebastian Goldspink, for this talk which details the realisation of his most recent project, the 2022 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Free/State for the Art Gallery of South Australia. Goldspink unpacks the journey of a biennial from ideation to realisation. The 2022 Adelaide Biennial featured 25 prominent Australian art...
In Conversation | Aha Ensemble and Bree Hadley 30.08.2022 56:17
Listen to Aha Ensemble in conversation with Professor Bree Hadley as they discuss their newly commissioned participatory installation Absolutely Everybody Judges.
Audio Description | Aha Ensemble: Absolutely Everybody Judges 19.08.2022 12:09
Audio description with integrated interpretive text of Absolutely Everybody Judges by Aha Ensemble
Design With Intention: Interdisciplinary approaches to circular design 25.07.2022 57:53
How can circular design interrupt and divert the systems of production and use that dominate how we consume? How much scope does ethical and sustainable design have for change in a society that still operates under capitalist systems? This discussion features hyperlocal designers and makers as they share their approaches to practicing circular design principles. Facilitated by curator Ineke Dane,...
Jenn Nkiru And Atong Atem In Conversation 28.06.2022 59:34
A conversation with award-winning visionary artist and director Jenn Nkiru to gain insight into her vibrant video practice. Nkiru will be in dialogue with fellow artist Atong Atem, to discuss experimental documentary-making, Afrofuturism, reclaiming the archive, and cultural histories in her video art practice.
"Counting Frame 1" Wanda Gillespie Interpretive Text 10.06.2022 1:36
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
"Counting Frame 1" Wanda Gillespie Audio Description 10.06.2022 4:21
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
"Teddy Bear Lien" Shevaun Wright Interpretive Text 10.06.2022 1:23
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
"Teddy Bear Lien" Shevaun Wright Audio Description 10.06.2022 5:36
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
"Garrapara" Gunybi Ganambarr Interpretive Text 10.06.2022 2:40
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
"Garrapara" Gunybi Ganambarr Audio Description 10.06.2022 3:34
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
An Alternative Economics Exhibition Overview 10.06.2022 1:31
Audio Descriptions and interpretive texts for select artworks in An Alternative Economics
Interpretive Text: '@Glissantbot' by The Otolith Group 29.03.2022 3:20
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Audio Description: '@Glissantbot' by The Otolith Group 29.03.2022 0:53
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Interpretive Text: 'Many Lies' by Vernon Ah Kee 29.03.2022 1:07
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Audio Description: 'Many Lies' by Vernon Ah Kee 29.03.2022 2:57
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Interpretive Text: 'Moving Beyond The Line' by Robert Andrew 29.03.2022 1:32
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Audio Description: 'Moving Beyond The Line' by Robert Andrew 29.03.2022 3:29
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Interpretive Text: 'Switching Codes' by Shireen Taweel 29.03.2022 1:00
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
Audio Description: 'Switching Codes' by Shireen Taweel 29.03.2022 4:07
Audio descriptions and interpretive texts from select works in 'This language that is every stone'.
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