INGRID HAYDON
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ABOUT INGRID HAYDON
Ingrid Haydon was born in Sydney in 1945. Some of her earliest memories are of painting and drawing around North Sydney with her mother, Ingrid Rayner who was a well known Sydney artist.
Having won a scholarship to East Sydney Tech. at 16, Ingrid studied painting and drawing for two years then began a career as a textile designer, initially in a commercial studio then as a freelance designer. In 1966 Ingrid left for extensive travel through U.K. and Europe. Whilst living in London Ingrid studied painting and drawing on a scholarship and began a part time job in an exclusive school in Knightsbridge where she taught art to children, one of whom was the daughter of (an early) Dr Who.
On her return to Sydney at 21, she was employed as a designer and colour co-ordinator by artist Jan Riske, who ran a very successful fabric screenprinting business in Paddington at the time.
Married and with two young children, Ingrid returned to study painting at City Art Institute in 1982. After gaining a B.A. (Vis Art) she began part time teaching at Hornsby TAFE in 1984 and later at Meadowbank TAFE and the Workshop Art Centre, Willoughby.
In 1983 and 1984 Ingrid was a finalist in the Faber Castell Drawing prize and, in 1985 won the Willoughby Art prize for drawing, the following year for painting. Her work has been hung in the Sulman Art Prize and Dobell Prize for drawing at the Art Gallery of NSW.
Ingrid joined Access Gallery, Sydney in 1987 and continued to have solo exhibitions there until 1994. She also exhibited at Chapman Gallery, Canberra in 1991 and Penrith Regional Gallery in 1992 and many mixed exhibitions, including the Blaxland Gallery.
For a brief period she exhibited in The Blue Mountains and is currently with Project Gallery, Sydney.
Ingrid’s works is reproduced on the cover of a law book, Intellectual Property, The Law Book Company and in 1993 her work featured in the book New Art Eight by Neville Drury, Craftsman House.
Ingrid's work is in numerous private and corporate collections in Australia and overseas.
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SELECTED BIOGRAPHY
1945 - Born in Sydney, Australia
1961/2 - Scholarship to North Sydney tech, East Sydney tech. Studied painting and drawing and textile design Teachers included William Salmon, Godfrey Miller, David Strachan
1963-65 - Worked as textile designer
1966 - Departed for UK
1968 - Scholarship (inaugural) Heatherley School of Art, London, plus teaching art at private school in Knightsbridge
1969 - Returned to Sydney and worked at Artists Fabrics as a designer for the artist Jan Riske
1970/1 - Self published “Designs to Colour in”
1984 - Bachelor of Arts (Vis Art), City Art Institute, Sydney. Studied under Kevin Connor and Ann Thompson
1985-95 - Taught at Hornsby and Meadowbank Tafe and Workshop Arts Centre Willoughy
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2025 - Variations on a Theme, Project Gallery, Woollahra
2022 - Interiors, Project Gallery, Paddington
2021 - Friends in Spaces, Project Gallery, Paddington
2013 - The Studio and other Spaces, Brenda May Annex
2010 - Landscapes, Nolan on Lovel Gallery, Katoomba
2008 - New Works, Katoomba Fine Art, Katoomba
2006 - New Works, Katoomba Fine Art, Katoomba
1994 - Works on Paper, Access Art Gallery, Sydney
1992 - Works on Paper, Access Art Gallery, Sydney
1992 - A Place on the Hawkesbury, Penrith Regional Gallery
1991 - Works on Paper, Chapman Gallery, Canberra
1990 - Central Australia, Access Art Gallery, Sydney
1989 - Paintings, Works on Paper, Access Art Gallery, Sydney
1987 - The City Series, Access Art Gallery, Sydney
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GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2022 - Finalist, Gosford Art Prize
2021 - Finalist, Gosford Art Prize
2019 - Finalist Gosford Art Prize
2019 - “Conversations with Alice” at Gallery Lane Cove following a painting trip to Ross River out of Alice Springs with Bela Ivanyi, Elisabeth Cummings, Idris Murphy, Willemina Villari, Sophie and Ann Cape, Guy Warren and others
2018 - Faces of David’s Place, St Canice, Elisabeth Bay. Portraits of homeless people show
2018 - Finalist Gosford Art Prize
2016 - Finalist Mosman and Gosford Art Prize
2015 - Finalist Kogarah Art Prize
2012 - Invited to exhibit Kedumba Drawing Award, Sydney
2012 - Finalist Adelaide Perry Drawing Award, Sydney
2012 - Finalist Adelaide Perry Drawing Award, Sydney
2011 - The Drawing Show, Defiance Gallery, Sydney
2012 - The Landscape Show, Defiance Gallery Sydney
2012 - The Boat Show, Defiance Gallery, Sydney
2004 - Invited to exhibit Kedumba Drawing Award, Sydney
2000 - Finalist Dobell Prize for Drawing, AGNSW, Sydney
1986 - Finalist Sulman Prize, AGNSW, Sydney
1986 - Winner Willoughby Art Prize, Sydney
1986 - Gallery 460, Gosford
1986 - Blaxland Gallery, Sydney
1985 - Winner Willoughby Art Prize, drawing,Sydney
1984 - Faber Castell Drawing Prize, Sydney
1983 - Finalist Faber Castell Drawing Prize, Sydney
AWARDS AND PRIZES
2012 - Purchased for Kedumba Drawing Collection, Sydney
1986 - Willoughby Art Prize, painting, Sydney
1985 - Willoughby Art Prize, drawing, Sydney
COLLECTIONS
Kedumba drawing collection, Singapore Airlines, and various private collections Dubai, UK, USA, New Zealand and Australia.
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PUBLICATIONS
1993 - New Art Eight, Craftsman House, Neville Drury
1992 - Cover Illustration, Intellectual Property, Craftsman House
1990 - The Sydney Review, Jacques Delaruelle, January
1989 - Art & Australia, Summer edition
1988 - Art & Australia, Winter Edition
1988 - Weekend Australian, February