Tay Haggarty
  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link' 2020.

  • Tay Haggarty 'Link'. Photo: Marc Pricop.

  • Movement research at Wreckers Artspace. Meanjin/Brisbane. Dancers: Tay Haggarty and Jake Aitchison.

  • Movement research at Wreckers Artspace. Meanjin/Brisbane. Dancers: Tay Haggarty and Jake Aitchison.

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Tay Haggarty

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10 April–5 June 202110 Apr–5 Jun 2021

Since 2009, the IMA has had the honour of presenting the Jeremy Hynes Award to an experimental Queensland artist, made possible by a bequest made by Jeremy Hynes’s family. The 2019 recipient, Tay Haggarty, receives $10,000 and mentorship to produce a solo presentation at the IMA.

Link is a series of new object-based works that explore slowness, productive ambiguity, and shared experience. These objects presented as reductive forms will be specifically placed within the gallery space, to encourage us to slow down and take care. Link invites us to foster this culture and practice of care, and apply the same attention to bodies, gender, and difference as we go about our daily lives.

View the digital exhibition guide here.

Artist Bio
Tay Haggarty

Tay Haggarty is a co-director of Clutch collective and half of the collaborative duo Parallel Park. They completed their Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) degree at the Queensland University of Technology in 2015. They have exhibited locally in group shows at Metro Arts, Outer Space, and Box Copy, and had solo shows at Oral ARI, Kunstbunker ARI, and Wreckers Artspace. They have also shown at Felt in Perth, West Space in Melbourne, and Ildiko Butler Gallery, New York.

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The Institute of Modern Art acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land upon which the IMA now stands, the Jagera, Yuggera, Yugarapul, and Turrbal people. We offer our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the first artists of this country. In the spirit of allyship, the IMA will continue to work with First Nations people to celebrate, support, and present their immense past, present, and future contribution to artistic practice and cultural expression.

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