Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
Ingrid Pollard, Artist Portrait Shot,

Glasgow Women's Library

Ingrid Pollard uses different photographic processes alongside printmaking, artist books, installation, video and audio to shed new light on important subjects. Following a residency in 2019 this solo exhibition revealed her responses to the materials held in the Lesbian archive at Glasgow Women’s Library. The new works offered a vital challenge to the marginalisation and erasure of LGBTQ+ history and culture.

Ingrid Pollard is a multi-media artist, photographer, researcher and lecturer. Pollard has developed a social practice concerned with representation, history and landscape with reference to race, difference and the materiality of lens-based media. Recent works include a re-examination of the UK and international archives to decolonise ethnographic and state-sponsored imagery of the former colonised countries.

Supported by Glasgow International

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