Drawing A Line Into Sculpture

Join Caroline Worthington, Director, Royal Society of Sculptors and Jo Baring, Director/Curator of The Ingram Collection for an informative discussion exploring the...

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Parallel Lines: Drawing & Sculpture

Parallel Lines: Drawing & Sculpture (22 June – 25 August 2019) is an exploration of how artists use line...

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2019 Purchase Prize now open for entries

We are seeking entries for this year’s young contemporary talent Purchase Prize from all artists who have graduated from...

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PARALLEL LINES: SCULPTURE AND DRAWING

An exploration of the relationship between sculpture and drawing   Our next exhibition opens this week at the Royal...

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COUNTERPOINT – STANLEY SPENCER AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES

COUNTERPOINT: Stanley Spencer and his Contemporaries will show works by Spencer alongside those by a stellar cast of 20th Century...

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Young Contemporary Talent: 2018 Purchase Prizewinners announced

In December we were delighted to announce the winners of our 2018 Purchase Prize for Young Contemporary Talent: Tomas...

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Anna Liber Lewis at The Lightbox

Earlier this year we invited our 2017 Purchase Prize winner Anna Liber Lewis to respond to a work of...

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New Exhibition: Darkness Into Light

Art has a boundless capacity to reflect and influence the way we feel. This autumn, a new exhibition at...

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Supporting young artists: The Young Contemporary Talent Purchase Prize

  At The Ingram Collection we are passionate about the need to support young artists. That is why we...

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TALK – Elisabeth Frink: Her Life & Influences

Jo Baring, Director & Curator of The Ingram Collection, is giving the first lecture in Abbot Hall Art Gallery’s two-part series...

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AT THE LIGHTBOX: Young Contemporary Talent from The Ingram Collection

Our current exhibition at The Lightbox is drawn from The Ingram Collection’s Young Contemporary Talent collection, and celebrates the thought-provoking...

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Show Women: New Exhibition at Gibberd Gallery, Harlow

In 1918, 40 per cent of women across the UK were legally entitled to vote for the first time....

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