Share your view of art

IMMA’s case study worked to support under-served communities to access collections and share their own perspectives, both online and in the museum, using the specially developed web app, Deep Viewpoints. During workshops, participants experienced slow looking, making personal connections with artworks and developing scripts, or stages of questions and statements that shared their point of view.

Explore how diverse communities have interpreted artworks and exhibitions at IMMA with IMMA Deep Viewpoints. Using this web app you can view works of art through the eyes of a wide range of minoritised or under-served communities, such as Irish Travellers, migrants and people seeking asylum, young people living with lifelong illnesses, and many other groups that have traditionally lacked access to the museum. Explore community-authored selections of artworks and share your own responses here.

IMMA is Ireland’s National Cultural Institution for Modern and Contemporary Art. IMMA's diverse and ambitious programme includes a rich engagement and learning programme which provides audiences of all ages the opportunity to connect with contemporary art and unlock their creativity.