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Ingrid Pollard is a photographer, media artist and researcher. She is a graduate of the London College of Printing and Derby University. Ingrid has developed a social practice concerned with representation, history and landscape with reference to race, difference and the …

The work explores how a new image of Jamaica was created through photography in the 19th century. She presented her work at the event ‘An Evening with Ingrid Pollard‘, hosted by the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts, Brighton in November 2019. (Stuart Hall Foundation)

Contact Ingrid Pollard for inquiries or comments regarding her photography work and projects.

Ingrid Pollard has been shortlisted for the 2022 Turner Prize for her solo exhibition 'Carbon Slowly Turning' at MK Gallery, curated by Gilane Tawadros. The Turner exhibition will be held at Tate Liverpool from 20th October 2022 - 19 March 2023.

'In 'Ship’s Tack', Ingrid Pollard brings together fragile ceramic sculptures and prints of paper boats, with new textile works. The new pieces feature images of the unique hand-written autobiography of George King, the subject of The Foundling Museum's Fighting Talk exhibition.

Ingrid Pollard: HIDDEN IN PUBLC PLACE. 2008 IMP Press. London Sarah Neal & Julian Agyeman. THE NEW COUNTRYSIDE? 2006 Policy Press. 7-8, 111-113. Ingrid Pollard: POSTCARDS HOME. (monograph) Chris Boot publishers. 2004. Hiroko Hagiwara: BLACK :2, 194 -208, Japan 2002 Deborah Willis. Talk Black. TRANSFORMING THE CROWN.

This photographic work was originally presented as billboard image on 25 urban sites around the UK. The image takes the form of a mass produced tourist postcard. It shows the profile of William...

Ingrid Pollard’s pictures instead in their simplicity can result more disrespectful, disturbing, unheimlich according to Freud’s double meaning as unfamiliar and uncovering what should remain hidden.

Britain has traditionally been represented by an idealised rural landscape, the rolling green hills, the farm in the valley, and the sun setting over the wheat fields.

Ingrid was winner of the BALTIC Artists' Award in 2019, nominated by Lubaina Himid. Watch Ingrid and Lubaina Himid speaking about the exhibition in the video for BALTIC Bites here and see the accompanying catalogue for the exhibition here.