Ingleby Gallery

Ingleby Gallery, established in Edinburgh in 1998, has gained an international reputation for its ambitious programme of exhibitions and off site projects by established and emerging artists.

STILL DANCING..new adventures in non-representational painting & sculptureDavid Batchelor, Lubna Chowdhary, Kevin Harman...
19/11/2024

STILL DANCING..new adventures in non-representational painting & sculpture

David Batchelor, Lubna Chowdhary, Kevin Harman, James Hugonin, Brandon Logan, Mirco Marchelli

On view until Friday 20 December 2024

Opening next weekend'Still Dancing' ..new adventures in non-representational painting & sculptureDavid Batchelor, Lubna ...
01/11/2024

Opening next weekend
'Still Dancing' ..new adventures in non-representational painting & sculpture

David Batchelor, Lubna Chowdhary, Kevin Harman, James Hugonin, Brandon Logan, Mirco Marchelli

9 November - 20 December 2024

Opening | Saturday 9 November, 11am-1pm
Coffee by Artisan Roast, Bloody Marys by X MUSE vodka
All welcome

Such is the artworld’s recent enthusiasm for figurative painting that one might be forgiven for thinking that this is where all the most interesting moves are being made, but of course this isn’t true. The age-old conversation between figuration and abstraction continues - it’s all image making with a potential to channel emotion, and in a way it’s all storytelling, even when there’s no apparent narrative to follow.

As Picasso put it, ‘there’s no such thing as figurative and non-figurative art. All things appear to us in the shape of forms…they affect us more or less intensely’.

The artists whose work is gathered in this exhibition have all made a commitment to a certain way of working, exploring the possibilities of colour, form, light and shape. In many cases their work also dodges the usual distinctions between painting and sculpture, slipping between two and three dimensions.

For further information on the exhibited works or for press images, please get in touch at [email protected]

INSTALMENTS: Johanna Unzueta'What your eyes cannot reachMy hand will bring to you'From 25 October 2024In the usual way o...
26/10/2024

INSTALMENTS: Johanna Unzueta

'What your eyes cannot reach
My hand will bring to you'

From 25 October 2024

In the usual way of things art objects tend to exist in either two or three dimensions: drawings and paintings flat on a wall, or sculptures in the round. Johanna Unzueta’s work doesn’t play by these rules, her work slips between two and three dimensions and nods to a fourth - inviting another way of seeing that takes the viewer to a transcendental territory beyond the object itself. Her work is of this world, environmentally orientated and often originating as a found object and tinted with pigments from plants or vegetables – rooted in the real in other words – yet it has a kind of reflective interiority that invites us to travel to a place governed by dreams as much as logic. It is a journey guided by the physicality and precision of Unzueta’s craft - by her delight in intricately worked and woven surfaces which both honour the labour of their making and acknowledge the potential impermanence of an object in materials that are vulnerable to change. At the heart of her way of working is a playful and unashamed delight in the potential of making a beautiful thing which belongs in the present but connects deeply to the past.

Born in Chile in 1974, Unzueta arrived in New York in 2000 and for the last four years she has been based in Berlin. Her work is in many institutional collections worldwide including the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York and Tate, London. Two major presentations of her work in the UK, a solo exhibition ‘Tools for Life’ at Modern Art Oxford and a substantial installation at Edinburgh’s Talbot Rice Gallery were thwarted by covid induced closures in 2020, so it is with huge pleasure that we are bringing her work back to the UK for this, our latest Instalment.

For more information on the work in the presentation please don't hesitate to get in touch at [email protected]

To see the exhibition online, please visit the link in our bio🔗

Photographs: John McKenzie

With thanks for Stefan Benchoam and everyone at Proyectos Ultravioleta for their collaboration on this project.

Upcoming exhibition Richard Forster | OST..!14 September - 2 November 2024Opening | Saturday 14 September, 11am-1pmCoffe...
06/09/2024

Upcoming exhibition
Richard Forster | OST..!
14 September - 2 November 2024

Opening | Saturday 14 September, 11am-1pm
Coffee by Artisan Roast, Bloody Marys by X MUSE vodka

Ingleby | The Armory Show (6-8 September 2024)Still Dancing ...new adventures in non-representational painting & sculptu...
27/08/2024

Ingleby | The Armory Show (6-8 September 2024)
Still Dancing ...new adventures in non-representational painting & sculpture
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James Hugonin, Brandon Logan, Lubna Chowdhary, David Batchelor, Mirco Marchelli, Kevin Harman

Pictured: Lubna Chowdhary
'Certain Times LXXIX', 2024
ceramic
55 x 114 cm
Photograph: John McKenzie

For more information on our presentation in New York, please get in touch at [email protected].


LITTLE SPARTA without a carFor the rest of this month, celebrating the August Festivals in Edinburgh, there is a Saturda...
16/08/2024

LITTLE SPARTA without a car

For the rest of this month, celebrating the August Festivals in Edinburgh, there is a Saturday bus from the centre of the city to Ian Hamilton Finlay’s extraordinary garden in the Pentland Hills.

It departs from outside the Malmaison Hotel at 21-22 St Andrew Square at 11.30 on Saturday mornings, returning to the city around 4pm.

Price £40 (including entry to the garden).

To book, please visit the Little Sparta Trust website: https://littlesparta.sumupstore.com/products

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Join us for the opening of Hayley Barker's solo exhibition, 'The Ringing Stone', on Saturday 15th June, 11am - 1pm, at I...
04/06/2024

Join us for the opening of Hayley Barker's solo exhibition, 'The Ringing Stone', on Saturday 15th June, 11am - 1pm, at Ingleby, Edinburgh. ✨ All welcome.

Only a couple of days left to see our brilliant solo exhibition with Caroline Walker. 'Nurture' at Ingleby, Edinburgh, f...
28/05/2024

Only a couple of days left to see our brilliant solo exhibition with Caroline Walker. 'Nurture' at Ingleby, Edinburgh, finishes this Saturday. We are open meanwhile from 11am - 5pm, Wed-Sat as usual.

Excited about our upcoming exhibition for Edinburgh Art Festival this year with Hayley Barker!
28/05/2024

Excited about our upcoming exhibition for Edinburgh Art Festival this year with Hayley Barker!

Brandon Logan's exhibition, 'Dog Rose', is now on view at Ingleby until 9 March 2024. ✨It’s not often that an artist app...
01/02/2024

Brandon Logan's exhibition, 'Dog Rose', is now on view at Ingleby until 9 March 2024. ✨

It’s not often that an artist appears with a genuinely new way of making abstract art, but Brandon Logan (b.1996) did precisely this with his degree show from Edinburgh College of Art in 2019, and just four years later he has cemented his growing reputation with his first museum show - at the Pier Arts Centre, Stromness, in the Orkney Islands where he grew up, and where he has since returned to live and work. 'Dog Rose' is his first exhibition at Ingleby. 💫

"The cycles of seasons mirror the human cycles of birth, life, death, as a history constantly happening, constantly beginning in a sense. Time becomes something very physically apparent when in the islands themselves, where the remnants of past lives are so visible, in ruins and wrecks. If I work by a repetitive, potentially time-based process, it might be in part due to these considerations. I think for me there is a small comfort in accepting the passage of time while repeating the same process over and over again."
- Brandon Logan ✨

For information on available works, please get in touch at [email protected].

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