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Jacob's Ladder
26 Jul - 20 Oct 2018In the words of Arthur C. Clarke: 'Sometimes I think we’re alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we’re not. In either case the idea is quite staggering.' This...Read more -
TWENTY
12 May - 20 Oct 2018An exhibition to celebrate 20 years of the gallery and the opening of our new premises in the old Glasite Meeting House at 33 Barony Street. ROGER ACKLING; DAVID AUSTEN;...Read more -
David Austen
30 Nov 2016 - 28 Jan 2017Satellite exhibition at Ingleby 6 Carlton Terrace 30 November 2016 - 28 January 2017 (by appointment) Ingleby, Booth L1 Miami Beach Convention Center 1- 4 December 2016 Ingleby is closed...Read more
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Billboard for Edinburgh: David Austen
14 Nov 2013 - 18 Feb 2014David Austen was the 22nd artist to make a work for Ingleby Gallery's public art project Billboard for Edinburgh. Austen's text-based billboard installation was on display for three months until...Read more -
David Austen: My love, I have been digging up my own bones in the garden again
8 Oct - 22 Nov 2009An exhibition of work by David Austen presents an invitation to step into a parallel existence… a strange and fragile landscape populated by figures, flowers, trees, abstractions, words and signs;...Read more -
David Austen & Man Ray
8 - 15 Mar 2008Emmanuel Radnitzky, known to the world as the artist Man Ray, was born in 1890 in Pennsylvania, USA. In 1915, following his first exhibition in New York, Man Ray met...Read more
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GREEN ELECTRIC MORNING
28 Apr - 3 Jun 2006This, David Austens 3rd solo exhibition at the Ingleby gallery, presented recent paintings and works on paper alongside a new suite of 25 etchings published under the title GREEN ELECTRIC...Read more -
EDITION
15 Nov 2005 - 14 Jan 2006An exhibition devoted to limited edition prints by some of our favourite artists. The selection mixed gallery artists with invited guests in an eclectic display of pure and simple quality:...Read more -
Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue?
17 Mar - 7 May 2005We stole a line from Barnett Newman for our group exhibition 'Who's Afraid of Red Yellow & Blue?'. It followed on, in a way, from a successful show held a...Read more