Scott Ingram Receives Prestigious Grant

Work by Scott Ingram courtesy Arts ATL

Congratulations to Scott Ingram, who received a 2013 – 14 Working Artist Project Grant from the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia. This award includes a stipend, paid studio assistant, solo exhibition at the museum and catalogue.

The juror was Franklin Sirmans, contemporary curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He is quoted in an Arts ATL story by Stephanie Cash:

Scott Ingram has been committed to the history of minimalism in a modernist trajectory for quite some time. Often employing a tight monochromatic sensibility in paintings and drawings, recently, he has taken on architecture and design to make reliefs and objects that float freely in the signs of furniture and/or sculpture.

The award is funded by the Charles Loridans Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Scott Ingram worked with master printer Ryan Burkhart at P.R.I.N.T Press in spring 2013 to produce two editions of hand-pulled screen prints and several monoprints. This fall, his new print will be highlighted in an exhibition at UNT on the Square. Congratulations, Scott!