Ingleby Gallery – and per se and: Part XIX, Peter Liversidge & Celtic head of a man

and per se and: Part XIX – Peter Liversidge & Celtic head of a man
13 – 21 December 2017

Ingleby Gallery
6 Carlton Terrace
Edinburgh EH7 5DD
Scotland

http://www.inglebygallery.com/exhibitions/per-se-xix-peter-liversidge-celtic-head-man/

Ian Hamilton Finlay – Early Works 1963-1970

Ian Hamilton Finlay – Early Works 1963- 1970
11 October – 26 November 2016
Ingleby Gallery
6 Calton Terrace
Edinburgh EH7 5DD
www.inglebygallery.com

Ian Hamilton Finlay – Early Works (1963-1970) at Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Ian Hamilton Finlay – Early Works (1963-1970)
11 October - 26 November 2016
Ingleby Gallery
6 Calton Terrace
Edinburg EH7 5DD
http://www.inglebygallery.com/exhibitions/exhibition-ian-hamilton-finlay-early-works-1963-1970/

It is exactly fifty years since Ian Hamilton Finlay moved to Stonypath, the little farm deep in the Pentland Hills which became Little Sparta, one of the finest artist-gardens of all time and one of Scotland’s greatest 20th century artworks. Finlay arrived at Stonypath in the early days of October 1966 with his wife Sue and their six month old son Alec. A daughter Ailie was born soon after and in the years that followed Ian and Sue transformed their bleak surroundings into a poet's garden in the classical style. He the poet-artist, and she the gardener, tending the poems, as Sue put it, in the ever-changing landscape.The years immediately before and after this move to Stonypath represent one of the richest seams of Finlay’s career - a flourishing in which the concrete poetry that had begun to make his name found an even more concrete form as sculptures and poem-objects in the garden. In recognition of this anniversary, and also marking ten years since Ian Hamilton Finlay’s death, we are pleased to present a small exhibition centred around the year 1966, and extending a few years either side to include some of Finlay's seminal early works.
press release Ingleby Gallery
photograph © The Estate of Ian Hamilton Finlay
Ian Hamilton Finlay beside the new pond at Little Sparta, 1968

Ingleby Gallery – Resistance and Persistence

Resistance and Persistence
Agnes Martin, Cy Twombly, Edmund de Waal, Francesca Woodman, Giorgio Morandi, James Hugonin, Jane Bustin, Rachel Whiteread, Richard Forster, Richard Long, Richard Serra, Roger Ackling, Sean Scully

Ingleby Gallery
15 Calton Road
Edinburgh EH8 8DL
Scotland, UK
www.inglebygallery.com

photograph © 2015, Ingleby Gallery
Francesca Woodman – My House, Providence, Rhode Island 1976
gelatine silver estate print, 14.6 x 14.6 cm

Thomas Joshua Cooper – Scattered Waters, Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Peter Liversidge – doppelgänger

Peter Liversidge
doppelgänger

1 August – 21 September 2013
Ingleby Gallery
15 Calton Road
Edinburgh EH8 8Dl
www.inglebygallery.com

To celibrate the opening of this exhibition Peter Liversidge has invited the French band Astrïd to perform at Ingleby Gallery on Wednesday 31 July 2013.

Peter Liversidge: Selected Proposals, a 284 pp survey the artist's practice since 2006 will be published

Peter Liversidge – Flags for Edinburgh

Peter Liversidge – Doppelgänger, Ingleby Gallery

Peter Liversidge – Doppelgänger
1 August – 28 September 2013
Ingleby Gallery
15 Calton Road
Edinburgh EH8 8DL
www.inglebygallery.com

Peter Liversidge’s exhibition for the 2013 Edinburgh Art Festival unpicks the powerful and strange story of Ein Handschuh, a suite of etchings from 1881 by the Austrian Symbolist Max Klinger. Klinger’s ten prints tell the story of a lost glove, dropped by a beautiful, roller-skating woman, and picked up by the artist, in whose imagination the glove goes on to live a bizarre and independent life of its own. Liversidge’s response re-imagines Klinger’s narrative as a life-size cycle of giant screen-prints with the dropped glove as a recurring motif, carved from white marble and dropped out of the image onto the gallery floor.
from announcement Ingleby Gallery

Peter Liversidge at The Armory Show 2013, NY

Peter Liversidge will be presented at The Armory Show 2013 by Sean Kelly, NY and Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
7 – 10 March 2013
The Armory Show
Pier 92 & 94
Twelfth Avenue at 55th Street
New York City

Sean Kelly (booth 501, Pier 94) will present a new bulb sign by Peter Liversidge on the booth, and a very large bulb sign which will be displayed above the Champagne Bar at the centre of the fair on Pier 94. This sign, entitled Day's End is a reference to a work by Gordon Matta-Clark made in 1975 on Pier 54 in NYC.

Ingleby Gallery (booth 804, Pier 94) will present a neon sign by Peter Liversidge, and works by a.o. James Hugonin, Frank Walther, Garry Fabian Miller, Winston Roeth & David Austen

www.thearmoryshow.com
www.inglebygallery.com
www.skny.com
photograph Ingleby Gallery: Peter Liversidge – Etc, 2011, neon (19 parts), ed. of 3, 13 x 39 cm each part
© Peter Liversidge, Ingleby Gallery

Ingleby Gallery at Frieze Art Fair

Peter Liversidge – Hello, 2012
Bulb sign, 54 low energy bulbs, powder coated steel, motion activated, 53,5 x 23,8 x 15 cm

Ingleby Gallery, Stand G19
Frieze Art Fair
11 – 14 October 2012
Regent's Park, London

Ingleby Gallery will present works at Frieze Art Fair by David Austen, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Tommy Grace, Iran do Espírito Santo, Richard Forster, Callum Innes, peter Liversidge, Katie Paterson & Francesca Woodman
Peter Liversidge is also presented with a work at Frieze Sculpture Park, with works of artists selected by Clare Lilley, Director of Programme at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
For Grizedale Arts at Frieze Peter Liversidge will run a Gin Stand, more info http://www.friezefoundation.org/commissions/detail/grizedale-arts-yangjiang-group/

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www.friezelondon.com

Laurie Clark – 100 Harebells

Laurie Clark – 100 Harebells

Saturday 29 September 2012, 12 noon

Come and celebrate the launch of the publication 100 Harebells by Laurie Clark. 

free, no booking required, coffee and croissants

Ingleby Gallery

15 Calton Road

EH8 8DL Edinburgh

www.inglebygallery.com

Peter Liversidge, Ingleby Gallery Stand Hong Kong Art Fair

Peter Liversidge – Everything is Connected, 2012
text constructed with lightbulbs


Stand Ingleby Gallery at
ART HK 12, Hong Kong International Art Fair
17  20 May 2012
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Callum Innes – Works on Paper 1989 – 2012, Ingleby Gallery

Callum Innes

Works on Paper 1989 – 2012

28 April – 14 July 2012

Ingleby Gallery

15 Calton Road

Edinburgh EH8 8DL

Scotland

www.inglebygallery.com

website Callum Innes: www.calluminnes.com

image invitation card

Alec Finlay – 5 poem-objects at Ingleby Gallery

Alec Finlay – 5 poem-objects

17 March – 21 April 2012

Ingleby Gallery

15 Calton Road

Edinburgh EH8 8DL

Scotland

www.inglebygallery.com

until 21 April 2012 is at Ingleby Gallery, Gallery I, the exhibition Roger Ackling

images © 2012, Alec Finlay, Ingleby Gallery

Alec Finlay – 5 poem-objects, 2012, (details), hand embroided linen handkerchiefs, with Jean Malone, 48x 48 cm

Alec Finlay – 5 poem-objects & Question Your Teaspoons at Ingleby Gallery

Alec Finlay – 5 poem-objects

17 March – 21 April 2012

Ingleby Gallery

15 Calton Road

Edinburgh EH8 8DL

Scotland

www.inglebygallery.com

info@inglebygallery.com

on 17 March also the publication Question Your Teaspoons, Stonypathian memories by Alec Finlay, published by Calder Wood Press, will be launched at the Ingleby Gallery

www.calderwoodpress.co.uk

images

© 2012, Alec Finlay, Calder Wood Press, cover Question Your Teaspoons

© 2012, Alec Finlay, Ingleby Gallery – Alec Finlay, Untitled (5 poem-objects), 2012, thread, linen handkerchief (detail), 43 x 43 cm

Ingleby Gallery at The Armory Show, NY

Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

presents at The Armory Show works by the artists:

David Austen, David Batchelor, Susan Derges, Iran do Espírito Santo, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Richard Forster, Callum Innes, Peter Liversidge, Jeremy Millar, Harland Miller, Garry Fabian Miller, Jonathan Owen, Katie Paterson, Winston Roeth and Kay Rosen

8 – 11 March 2012

Pier 94

Booth 607

The Armory Show

Twelfth Avenue at 55th Street

New York City, NY

www.thearmoryshow.com

www.inglebygallery.com

image ©Ingleby Gallery, Peter Liversidge

Peter Liversidge – Photograph Taken Whilst Walking (Ursus Rictus), 2009, c-type photograph, edition of 5

Roger Ackling – Ingleby Gallery

Roger Ackling

4 February – 21 April 2012

Ingleby Gallery

15 Calton Road

Edinburgh EH8 8DL

Scotland

www.inglebygallery.com

info@inglebygallery.com

For more than forty years, Ackling has made all of his work by the same method: focusing sunlight through a magnifying glass to burn lines of tiny dots onto found and rescued materials: bits of driftwood, scraps of card, or most recently the contents of his garden shed: discarded wooden boxes and the handles of old tools.

from press release Ingleby Gallery

From 4 February till 10 March 2012 there is in Gallery II an exhibition of the Glasgow based artist Andrew Miller

photographs PF, 4.2.2012

Ingleby Gallery at Frieze Art Fair 2011

Ingleby Gallery at Frieze Art Fair 2011, London

13 – 16 October 2011

Ingleby Gallery

stand G20

artists:

David Austen, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Tommy Grace, Iran do Espírito Santo, Richard Forster, Callum Innes, Peter Liversidge, Katie Paterson & Francesca Woodman

image © Ingleby Gallery; Peter Liversidge – Proposal for Frieze 2011

www.inglebygallery.com

www.friezeartfair.com

Mystics or Rationalists? – Ingleby Gallery

Laurie Clark – 100 Buttercups at Ingleby Gallery

Laurie Clark – 100 Buttercups

Saturday 11 June 2011, 12 noon

Come and celebrate the launch of  the publication 100 Buttercups by Laurie Clark, published by WAX 366.

Free, no booking required, coffee and croissants from 11.30am
see also my post of 19 April 2011

Ingleby Gallery

15 Calton Road

EH8 8DL Edinburgh

www.inglebygallery.com