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Ingrid Pollard
Ingrid Pollard is well known for exploring heritage, the romanticism of English landscape, and England's hidden histories associated with Africa and the Caribbean. Her other passion is for cinema and the scale it offers, this influence leaks into her photographic work. She admits to having ‘taken a clandestine pleasure in cinema viewing and filmmaking’.

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Ingrid Pollard is also fascinated by the process of image-making, and is interested in ‘exploring ideas of chemistry, physics, and the basic constituents of photography’. Black and white photography uses silver, chlorine, bromide, wood pulp, water, salts, hypo, the ingredients originate from the ground. Landscape Trauma expresses how, through alchemy, the physical world around us is captured.

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In the past Ingrid has also documented the work of actors, dancers, writers and theatre companies.

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Education:
2006 Certificate in Teaching & Learning in Higher Education. London South Bank Uni.
1995 MA. Photographic Studies. University of Derby
1988 BA hons Film & Video. London College of Printing (University of the Arts).

Solo Exhibitions:
2011  Residenceesidence 3 Parfitt Gallery Croydon College,
2009  Near & Far. National Glass Centre, Northumberland, UK*
         Black Diaspora. Parliament Buildings, Bridgetown, Barbados*
         A Field of Sheep. Michael Heseltine Gallery, OXO Visual Arts College, UK
         Spectre of the Black Boy. Kingsway Gallery, Goldsmiths, London.
2006  Working Images. London South Bank University, London UK
2005-06  Landscape Trauma 2. Bath University, UK & Wall Space Gallery, London.
2004  Paper boats and Canvas. Project Row Houses, Texas USA
2003  Points of View. Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Sussex UK
2002  Near and Far Kendal Museum, Cumbria UK & touring*
2001  Selective Yield. Wysing Arts. Cambridge, UK

Group Exhibitions:
2010  Vous tes ici Foundation Clemént, Martinique, West Indies
2009  LandFall Museum of London, Docklands (curator-artist)*
         Belonging in Britain Parliament Building, Bridgetown Barbados, WI*
2007-08  TradeWinds 2008 Museum of London Dockland. (curator)
2007  Crossing Waters. Cartwright Hall, Bradford, UK*
         Garden of Eden - The Garden in Art. Kunsthalle in Emden, Germany*
2006  Green Black & White Photography. Winchester Art Gallery, UK
         TradeWinds - LandFall 2007. Project Row Houses, Texas USA (curator)
         How to improve the world. Hayward Gallery, London*
         Working Images. London South Bank University,
2005  Liminal Britain. Univ. of North Texas Art Gallery, Texas USA
         Down the Garden Path. Queens Museum of Art, New York USA*
         Tony Ray Jones Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
2002  The Politics of Place. BildMuseet, Umea, Sweden & touring to Finland*
         Travelogue. Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, UK*
2001  Where are We ? Victoria & Albert Museum. London, UK
         Traumatic Landscapes. The Gallery, Southwark Park London & Leeds

Monographs:
Ingrid PollardPostcards From Home. Chris Boot publishers. 2004.
Ingrid Pollard Monograph. Autograph-abp 1995
Ingrid Pollard Central South North. Lee Valley Park. 1994 (limited edition artists book)

Awards:
2007  Arts Council of England. Grants for the Arts
         Leverhulme Individual Artists Award
2006  Arts Council of England. Grants for the Arts
2005  AHRC Fellowship in Creative & Performing Arts.
2004  Nominated Royal Photographic Society. John Kobal First Book Award.

Commissions:
2006  London South Bank University, UK
         Fotofest, Houston, Texas, USA.
2003  Croydon Council, Croydon, UK
2002  Whitworth Museum & Art Gallery, Manchester, UK
2001  Autograph: ABP
2000  Year of the Artist. Wysing Arts, Cambridge.
1998  National Trust

Screenings:
2009  Fathers Hands: Screening and artists talk. Leeds University Fine Art, October
         Screening Hyde Park Picture House Leeds, October
         Screening & Artist talk. Impressions Gallery. Bradford, October
         Screening and talk, V&A London, October
         Exhibition talk. Urban Edges. Goldsmiths. London October
         ‘Black Diaspora’ exhibition and conference. Bridgetown, Barbados February

Broadcasts:
2011  The Culture Show C4. March
2009  Good Morning Barbados. Bridgetown, Barbados. February
2005  The Culture Show. Channel 4. June
2004  Pacifica Radio Houston, Texas, USA. March

Performances:
2008  Scales. Tate Modern. London
2007  Flocking - Gary Stevens. Ashford Arts Festival, UK
2003  Pieces of People - Gary Steven. Henry Moore Foundation, Hertfordshire, UK

Residencies:
2010-11 Croydon College. Fine Art Dept, Croydon, UK
2008-09 Chenderit School, Visual Arts Centre, Oxon., UK
2004  Project Row Houses. Houston, Texas, USA
2000  Wysing Arts, Cambridge, UK

International Residences:
2004 Project Row House, April, Houston Fotofest, Texas, USA
1999 Photography Residency LightWorks, April, Syracuse, USA

Teaching:

2007-10 Associate Researcher CUCR at Goldsmiths, University of London.
2002-08 visiting Lecturer in Photography London South Bank University. BA Digital Photography part-time
1998-2002 Photography Lecturer 0.5, BA Hons Photographic Art, University of Wales, Newport

Talks and Presentations:
2010  Goldsmith Uni Sociology. Phd Students.
         Richmond University short course - Books, Tutorials & assessment.
         CUCR Urban Edge Crystal Palace walk and Review of Photographic work
         Land2 Research group symposium. Leeds University
         Cheltenham Uni. Artist Talk. & tutorials
2009  Screening and artists talk. Leeds University Fine Art:
         Screening Hyde Park Picture House Leeds: Oct
         Screening & Artist talk. Impressions Gallery Bradford
         Exhibition artist symposium. Urban Edges. Goldsmiths
         Screening and talk at the V&A London
2008  University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield. Lecture and 5 day short course. Digital Narrative.
         Art Teachers Conference. Tate Modern
         CUCR Goldsmiths College. Urban Edge, Artist walk & talk
         Land2 symposium. University of Northampton
         University College Falmouth: lecture & tutorial.
         CUCR Goldsmiths. Urban Encounters. Conference
         Tate Britain 2008 Artist Encounter with the Collection
2007  Belonging in Britain Symposium. Falmouth University

Collections:
Arts Council England
Bath University
Cartwright Hall, Bradford
GNER (Great North Eastern Railway) UK
London South Bank University
National Museum of Film, Photography and Video. Bradford, Yorkshire UK.
National Trust UK.
National Collection - Victoria & Albert Museum. London UK.
Virgin West Coast Rail

Bibliographies - Publications Selected
Ingrid Pollard TradeWinds-LandFall 2008. Catelogue IMP Press 2008 London
Ingrid Pollard Fathers Hands Ed: C. Bressey & Claire Dyer. New Geographies Of Race & Racism. 2009 Hampshire Ashgate Press. pg 41-51
Ingrid Pollard Hidden In A Public Place 2008 London IMP Press
Sarah Neal & Julian Agyeman The New Countryside? 2006 Policy Press. 7-8, 111-113.
Hiroko Hagiwara Black :2, Japan 2002 pg 194 -208,
Deborah Willis Talk Black. Transforming the Crown. Caribbean Cultural Centre, New York 1998 USA: 1:23,28 6:63, 67.
Julian Ageyman & Phil Kinsman: Cultural Diversity. Leicester Uni. Press 1997

Journals Selected
Ingrid Pollard. Oceans Apart, Small Axe. Duke University USA 2009 no 28 42-50
Lisa Henry The View from Here. Fotofile. no 45 2004 6-9
Ingrid Pollard Portfolio, Fotofile no 46. 2004 34-39
Ingrid Pollard Surface, June 2005. Plymouth University 60-69
Liz Wells Portfolio, December 1997 No 26. pg 60

Ingrid Pollard

e-mail:  ingy750@gmail.com

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