Visitors can expect to see a diverse range of exhibitions, including retrospectives of modernist sculptors, immersive video installations, group exhibitions, and groundbreaking artist showcases. The museum also hosts talks, conversations, and screenings related to the exhibited works.
The research project focuses on the new nation-states that emerged after the First World War, exploring the role of art and artists in expressing national identities, nation-building, and statecraft. The project culminates in a major exhibition showcasing the findings and artworks related to this theme.
The museum hosts the RDS Visual Art Awards, which is a platform for visual art graduates in Ireland. It offers curated exhibition opportunities, a significant prize fund, and exposure for emerging artists as they transition into early professional practice. This provides a valuable platform for showcasing their work.
The museum offers an immersive IMMA Heritage Trail that takes visitors on a journey through the grounds, exploring the history of the Royal Hospital Kilmainham/IMMA. Additionally, the museum provides a curated selection of art books, limited editions, exhibition items, and design products in its shop, with all purchases supporting the museum's programming.
The museum is home to the National Collection of modern and contemporary art, featuring over 3,500 artworks by Irish and International artists. The aim is to share and develop the collection for present and future audiences. Visitors can search and explore the collection using the new collections archive, ensuring accessibility and engagement with the artworks.
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