Patricia Ingersol, Platform, Acrylic, 27×27, 2019, Inspired by the Coastline of Maine and County Mayo, Ireland, photo by Jack Ramsdale
November 13, 2024
Amie Potsic interviews Patricia Ingersol about her experience making art about disappearing seastacks in Ireland and Maine and her solo show exhibiting the work at Holy Family University Art Gallery.
Ingersoll is the recipient of several Fellowships, including, most recently, a 2018 Fellowship and Residency at VA Center for the Creative Arts and a Fellowship at the Ballinglen Arts Foundation in Ballycastle, Ireland, and an upcoming residency at the Ballinglen Arts Foundations. She received an invitation to be an artist in residence at the American Academy in Rome. She is currently represented by the Artemis Gallery in Maine. Her work is in many collections.
From 1992-2004 she was a lead muralist for the internationally famous Philadelphia Mural Arts Program. Ingersoll created 8 city murals for the Mural Arts Program and is featured in the first two mural books by Temple Press.
Most recently, she was part of the third year Codex Project, and exhibited her sketch book in an exhibit at the Works on Paper Gallery in March 2023. Her piece is now part of the Ballinglen Arts Foundation Museum in Ballycastle , Ireland
Her most recent exhibition “The Stack”is currently on view at the Holy Family University, and in the Barbara Crawford Gallery in “Visions of the Wissahickon. Upcoming exhibit: Divergent Landscape at Wallingford Art Center. She lives in Philadelphia.
Patricia Ingersol, Green Foam, Acrylic on paper, 21x21, 2020, Ireland, photo by Jack Ramsdale
PATRICIA INGERSOL: THE STACK
Patricia Ingersol, Seastacks, Acrylic on paper, 21x21, 2020, Ireland, photo by Jack Ramsdale
Patricia Ingersol, Untitled, Charcoal, 21x21, 2024, photo by Jack Ramsdale
Patricia Ingersol, Dawn, Pastel, 10x10, 2024, photo by Jack Ramsdale
Patricia Ingersol, Mist, Acrylic,14x14, 2024, Maine, photo by Jack Ramsdale
Patricia Ingersol, Cracking, Acrylic, 15x15, 2022, photo by Jack Ramsdale
To learn more about Patricia Ingersol visit, http://tishingersoll.com/