Introduction
Jo Baring Director The Ingram Collection
Now in its ninth year, this leading prize for contemporary artists was established by The Ingram Collection to celebrate and support artists at the beginning of their professional careers. In recognition of the vital importance of practical support in these early years, the Ingram Prize offers its shortlisted artists the opportunities to exhibit and sell work, receive continuing professional development, and the chance to develop both industry and peer-to-peer networks. We also offer a solo show, residency opportunities, and up to four finalists’ work join the Ingram Collection.
Thank you to our partner Hestercombe Gallery for the residency prize, and to the team at The Lightbox with whom we work to offer a solo institutional show to one of the winners. Thank you also to Stacie McCormick at Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop, and to Alison Price, Collection Manager, for all the hard work that goes on behind the scenes.
Congratulations to our 2024 finalists.
Jo Baring
Henri Affandi
BA (Hons) Fine Art: Painting
UAL: Wimbledon College of Arts, 2021
Ibu Pertiwi (Motherland)
Performance & installation of Batik textiles, woven bag, mannequin, sand, and screenprints
Installation: 180 x 300 x 300 cm Watch at ingramcollection.com
Queer as Cormorant
Hand-knitted textile and writing
Installation: 60 x 240 cm (variable)
Leonie Cameron
MA Sculpture
Royal College of Art, 2023
UAL: Chelsea College of Arts, 2022
Oil on wood drawer 47 x 80 x 12 cm
Yuyang Chen
BA (Hons) Fine Art
Turps Studio Programme
Turps Art School, 2024
The Romantic Acrylic and pigment on canvas
30 x 25 cm
Noemi Conan
Bathers
on linen
x 150 cm
Georgia Dymock
MA Fine Art: Painting
Slade School of Fine Art, 2023
Who is in the Garden
Acrylic on linen
90 x 120 cm 2024
Tonye Ekine
MA Fine Art: Drawing
UAL: Camberwell College of Arts, 2022
Turps Art School, 2024
Chase the hot streak
Oil, oil stick, and charcoal on canvas
180 x 120 cm
Katie Eraser
Turps Studio Programme
Royal College of Art, 2024
A Clean Flower
Oil, acrylic, spray paint, gloss emulsion, charcoal, and oil bar on canvas
137 x 133 cm
Hester Finch
MA Painting
Fragile Armour
Recycled window blinds, bamboo, cotton, cashmere, feathers, wood and plaster
33 x 15 x 13 cm
Jasper Garvida
MA Sculpture
Royal College of Art, 2021
Goldsmiths, University of London, 2019
Slippery Endings
Ceramic sculpture
35 x 26 x 12 cm 2024
Camilla Hanney
MFA Fine Art
MA Contemporary Art Practice
Royal College of Art, 2023
Sewing Needle 2 (Black and Gold)
Incalux brass-plated and powder-coated steel
100 x 2 x 2 cm
Makiko Harris
Correspondence Course
180 x 160 cm
Parade II
Oil, pumice, and pigment stick on canvas
2023
Rose Electra Harris
Turps Banana, 2022
BA
Goldsmiths, University of London, 2024
Thorazine
Oil on canvas 155 x 125 cm
Denny Kaulbach
(Hons) Fine Art
Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University, 2023
At the Midsummer Fair Oil on linen
50 x 50 cm
Niall MacCrann
MA Fine Art
Paul Majek
BFA
The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford University, 2023
The Pattern
Oil, acrylic and charcoal on wood
135 x 106 cm 2023
UAL: Central Saint Martins, 2019
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Oil, pigment and oil stick on linen
90 x 60 cm 2024
Naira Mushtaq
MA Fine Art
University of Brighton, 2024
Ode to Amelia
Oil, pastel and gold leaf on canvas
159 x 99 cm
Adiba Ndiwe
MA Fine Art
MA Contemporary Art Practice
Royal College of Art, 2023
Haori
Silicone, pigment, thread, foam, wood, metal, and rope
250 x 190 x 15 cm
2024
Megumi Ohata
Royal College of Art, 2023
Light Sleeper
Leather, brass, horsehair, iron sulphate, calligraphy ink, oil paint, shellac lacquer
27 x 25.5 x 3 cm
Frances Pinnock
MA Sculpture
UAL: Central Saint Martins, 2023
The Ritual: Mother, Machines and Cyborg Goddess
Duration: 12 min 19 sec
Watch at ingramcollection.com 2023
Video
Chinmayee Pradhan
MA Art and Science
BA Fine Art Painting and Drawing
University of Northampton, 2020
Breeze
Charcoal, oil, acrylic and soft pastels on canvas
91 x 61 cm
Stephen Price
Martini Ladies Oil, acrylic and ink on linen
122 x 92 cm
Jemima Sara
MA Fine Art: Drawing
UAL: Camberwell College of Arts, 2021
Tami Soji-Akinyemi
MA Painting
Royal College of Art, 2022
Dye on horsehair canvas, linen, acrylic and oil on linen
135 x 115 cm
Royal College of Art, 2024
Emerging Pasts
Oil on canvas 150 x 90 cm
Saint Takyi
MA Painting
Goldsmiths, University of London, 2019
Dates Bronze, turned oak 4 x 14 x 4 cm 2023
Tara White
BA (Hons) Fine Art
Biographies
Leonie Cameron leoniecameron.art
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Henri Affandi (b.1998) is a multidisciplinary artist based between London, UK and Jakarta, Indonesia. Affandi earned their degree in BA(Hons) Fine Art: Painting from Wimbledon College of Arts in 2021. Since then, Affandi has been involved in a number of exhibitions, including a solo exhibition at Huxley-Parlour Gallery, a feature performance at ICAD12 Jakarta, and If Things Grow Wrong at Museum de Lakenhal. Affandi is also an active member of Unamed Collective and London Indigenous People Collective, participating in various exhibitions and performances including Christie’s Lates Year of the Rabbit celebration in 2023.
Leonie Cameron (b.1997, Nottingham, UK) is an artist working and living in Margate. Cameron’s work sits at the intersection of textile and sculpture. Cameron graduated with a First-Class Honours BA in Sculpture from The University of Brighton in 2020, before undertaking her MA in Sculpture at The Royal College of Art from 2021 – 2023. She is a beneficiary of the Gilbert Bayes RCA Sculpture Award 2023, and the KOKO x RCA Spatial Values Residency Award 2023. Her solo showcase, Soft Stone, is currently on show at Madre, Margate as part of the Margate Arts Pride Map 2024.
Yuyang Chen
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Yuyang Chen (b.2001) received her BA in Fine Art from the Chelsea College of Arts with first class honours. Her works have been featured in several exhibitions including RWA 171 Annual Open Exhibition, 2024 Bow Open x Lindsey Mendick’s A Personal Treasure, East Quay Open 2024: Open about identity, Royal Scottish Academy 198th Annual Exhibition. In 2023, she was a Special Prize Winner in the 4th Global Talent Art Prize.
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Noemi Conan noemiconan
Noemi Conan (b.1987, Warsaw, Poland) has lived and worked in the UK since 2016, and is currently based in London. A painter, she graduated in 2021 with a BA (Hons) in Painting and Printmaking from the Glasgow School of Art, followed by The Drawing Year at the Royal Drawing School in 2022, and two years at the Turps Studio Programme completed in 2024. Conan’s work has been exhibited in solo and group shows in the UK and internationally. She was selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries in 2021 and the John Moores Painting Prize in 2020 and 2023. She is currently working in Soho at the Sarah Kravitz Gallery Residency.
Georgia Dymock creates mystical settings inhabited by voluminous anthropomorphic figures, drawing on themes of gender, sexuality, play, fantasy and the subconscious. Dymock works with digital and analogue media, each informing the other. Dymock has been selected for New Contemporaries 2024 and won the 2023 Cass Art Prize. Her work has been exhibited and collected internationally, including London, New York, Monaco, Istanbul, Miami, Mexico City, Basel, and has been acquired by the Museum Inima de Paula, Brazil. Dymock has upcoming exhibitions in Dubai, Los Angeles (solo), and with Gillian Jason Gallery (solo), London.
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Tonye Ekine (b.1992) graduated in Fine Art from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, in 2014, and initially pursued a career in applied arts in the fields of advertising and broadcasting. Ekine made a significant move to London in 2021 and was accepted into the MA Fine Art: Drawing course at Camberwell College of Arts, graduating in 2022. He has exhibited in several group exhibitions including This Art in Shoreditch curated by Laura Porter, Brick+Glass Ceilings curated by Geraint Evans, and Church/ Factory in Copeland Gallery, and with STEINGOLD CONTEMPORARY in a group exhibition entitled Haven in Leytonstone.
Katie Eraser (b.1986) is an multidisciplinary Australian artist based in London. Since 2017 she has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across England, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Portugal and Australia. Eraser obtained a Graduate Diploma Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne in 2021. She holds a Masters in Therapeutic Arts Practice from the Miecat Institute (2020), and a Bachelor of Design from Billy Blue College of Design (2007). She completed the Turps Studio Programme in 2024. She has undertaken artist residencies including PADA Art Residency in Lisbon and Nocefresca Art Residency in Sardinia. She was a finalist in the 2022 BBA Art Gallery Art Prize in Berlin.
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Hester Finch lives and works in London and holds an MA Painting from the Royal College of Art. She gained her BA Fine Art from The Ruskin, Oxford University. She has had solo shows with Jessica Carlisle and shown a number of times with OHSH Projects in London and in Los Angeles in collaboration with Wonzimer. Finch has exhibited internationally in New York with David Krut and Kenny Schachter, and extensively in London at TJ Boulting, Alma Pearl, White Conduit Projects etc. She recently cocurated an exhibition at Safehouse 2 and her work is held in the Soho House collections and at The Ned.
Jasper Garvida
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Jasper Joseph Marcos-Garvida (b.1977) earned his MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art (RCA) in 2021, following a Graduate Diploma in 2019 (RCA) and Womenswear in Central Saint Martins (2004). Garvida worked as Head Designer at Michiko Koshino and as Creative Director for his own brands, JASPER GARVIDA and ÉTHOLOGIE by Jasper Garvida, which he led from 2008 to 2018. He was awarded the Designer Innovation Award at the Luxury Law Summit in 2015 and won Project Catwalk in 2008. He participated in Chianciano Biennale 2024 in Italy and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2023.
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Camilla Hanney is a graduate of Goldsmiths University MFA programme. Her work has been exhibited by a diverse range of galleries across the UK and Ireland. Hanney was the 2019/20 recipient of the Sarabande foundation x New Contemporaries studio bursary. She was granted the UK Young Artist of the Year runner up award at the Saatchi. In 2020 she received a Visual Arts Bursary Award and was recipient of the 2022 Newbury Trust Craft Excellence Award in conjunction with Cockpit Art. Her work has been featured in articles by Ceramic Review, Crafts, Elephant Magazine, wallpapermag, and Harper’s Bazaar.
Makiko Harris
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Makiko Harris (b.1989, The Netherlands) is a Japanese American interdisciplinary artist working between San Francisco and London. She holds an MA in Contemporary Art Practice from the Royal College of Art, London, and a BA in Philosophy and Art from Tufts University, USA. Harris’ work, influenced by feminist theory and her biracial identity, explores contemporary feminism, belonging, and desire through painting, installation, sculpture, and sound. Notable career highlights include her solo exhibition Lacquered Rebellion at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery (2024), winning the 2023 HIGH Prize for Excellence (2023), and screening a film during the Tate Lates at Tate Modern (2023).
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Rose Electra Harris
Rose Electra Harris (b.1991, London) is a painter and trained printmaker living and working in London. Harris studied Fine Art Printmaking (BA) at University of Brighton (2015) and completed the Turps Correspondence Course in 2022. She is a self-taught painter and works on large canvases exploring colour and textures, whilst focusing on nature. Harris has exhibited in London with Union Gallery, Sid Motion Gallery and Blue Shop Cottage. Harris had a solo show in Mexico City, after completing a residency at JOHS Gallery in 2023. She has also shown in Asia and Europe.
Denny Kaulbach (b.1996) is an artist graduating this year from Goldsmiths BA Fine Art, where they received the Neville Burston Award for Painting 2024, and the Hamad Butt Memorial Prize 2023. Kaulbach utilises painting and drawing to trace and honour connections between the human and nonhuman, engaging with themes of connection, care, sickness and wellness. They have recently been selected as one of the winners of the prestigious Freelands Painting Prize 2024 and will be exhibiting with them later this year.
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Niall MacCrann finally threw himself into a professional artistic practice in 2020, having spent much of his working life as a research cosmologist. He exhibits at Cambridge Contemporary Art gallery, and in the past year has had prints selected for Woolwich, The RE international print exhibition (where he was awarded the East London Printmakers prize), RBA Rising Stars, and the New English Art Club exhibitions. He completed his MA at Cambridge School of Art, for which he was awarded the Cambridge Artworks prize residency. This year he will take up the expanded print residency at Graphic Studio Dublin.
Paul Majek (b. 2000) is a London-based artist who earned his BFA in Fine Art from the University of Oxford’s Ruskin School of Art in 2023. Currently pursuing postgraduate studies at the Royal Drawing School, Majek’s work explores themes of memory, generational dialogue, and spirituality. He uses oil, acrylic, and charcoal on wood, canvas, and paper, creating layered surfaces that investigate opacity and transparency. Majek often incorporates archival family photos and personal narratives, blending his painted surfaces with video, sculptural elements, and found objects, frequently arranging them within altar-like domestic settings.
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Naira Mushtaq
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Naira Mushtaq (b.1990) is a multi-disciplinary artist and educator from Pakistan currently based in London. Mushtaq received her masters from Central Saint Martins with distinction as a recipient of the International Vice-Chancellor Scholarship. Her recent projects include a solo presentation, The Order of Things, Art MaMA, Art on a Postcard, Soho Revue, Through a Glass, Darkly (Niru Ratnam), Whose Curry is it anyway (The Feminist Library). Mushtaq has received the Muse Residency Award 2021-2022, the Bridgeman Artist Award 2019, Carpenter’s Wharf Studio Residency Award for 2019, London, INKSTER PRINT Residency 2019 and the SANAT Artist Residency Award, 2014, Pakistan.
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Born in South Wales in 1998, Adiba Ndiwe is an artist, writer and advocate for arts accessibility. Adiba graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor in Fine Art from the University of the West of England, Bristol, before later progressing onto postgraduate level study at the University of Brighton. Her thematic interests often centre around race, sexuality, gender and class, and her artistic practice is best summarised as a preoccupation with juxtaposition and intersectionality. She merges technical skill with doodles and serious sentiments on social and political issues with satirical humour, in an attempt to spark dialogue.
Megumi Ohata (b. 1995) is a London-based interdisciplinary and SFX artist, renowned for innovative creations featuring unique artificial skin textiles imprinted with their own skin textures. Graduating with distinction in MA Contemporary Art Practice from the RCA in 2023, after achieving a First Class Honours in BA Illustration at Camberwell College of Art, UAL in 2019, Ohata’s works have been showcased at Tate Modern, Cromwell Place, and HSBC HQ. Accolades include being the runner-up in The Batsford Prize 2019 Fashion Category, receiving the GBSF Arts & Culture Grant in 2022 and having artwork acquired by the Adamovskiy Foundation for its collection in 2024.
Frances Pinnock (b. 1990, Bristol, UK) lives and works in London. She studied BA Modelmaking at Arts University Bournemouth (2014) and received her MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art (2023). Following her BA she developed her studio practice alongside a career in bespoke leatherwork. Recent group exhibitions include This Country, Crafts Council Gallery, London, UK (2024); TEFAF Maastricht, NL (2024); Hung, Drawn & Quartered, Standpoint Gallery, London, UK (2023); Material Beings, Cromwell Place, London, UK (2023) and FOG Design + Art, San Francisco, USA (2022).
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Chinmayee Pradhan
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Chinmayee Pradhan (b. 1997, Odisha, India) is an interdisciplinary artist and designer specializing in art, fashion, and design. She holds an MA in Art and Science from Central Saint Martins and a BA in Fashion Design from NIFT Mumbai. Notable exhibitions include her 2023 showcase at Central Saint Martins and participation in the “Festival Switala” in Poland. She has been shortlisted for the CASS Art Award and has held residencies at GODDIVA in London. Currently, Pradhan is working on innovative fashion collections and exploring new forms of artistic expression in upcoming projects.
Stephen Price (b.1995) was born and raised in Italy to Ghanaian origins. He moved to the UK in 2014, and graduated in 2020 from the University of Northampton with a Fine Art Painting and Drawing BA. Past exhibitions include: 1-54 Art Fair New York, Galerie Revel (2024), Reverie (solo), Chilli Art Projects, London (2023), and Art x Lagos Art Fair, Kó, Lagos, Nigeria (2023). Price won the Student prize award, Wells Art Contemporary 2020, and The Patron’s Prize at the RBA Annual Exhibition, 2021. Projects for 2024 include group exhibitions with Galerie Revel, Bordeaux, France, and during Frieze Week with Chilli Art Projects, London.
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Jemima Sara (b.1997) is a multidisciplinary artist who incorporates everyday life and freedom of expression into her practice. Sara creates site specific interactive artworks for galleries, public spaces and client commissions. Sara’s formal training in BA Puppetry at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (2018) followed by a MA in Fine Art: Drawing at Camberwell (2021) has enriched her drawing, allowing her to merge diaristic texts with the figurative, abstract and performative.
Tami Soji-Akinyemi (b. 1991, London, UK) is an artist living and working in London. She received her BA in Fashion Design, University of Creative Arts, Epsom (2014) and MA in Painting, Royal College of Art (2022). Recent exhibitions include: Painting (at the moment) (group), 0207 Gallery (2024); Stretching the Light (group), Rele Gallery, London (2024); Premise (group), Queen Alexandra’s House, London (2024); To Find, To Hold, To Share (group), Hockney Gallery, London (2024); Subject to Change (group), Swivel Gallery, New York (2023); A.Passage (solo), Commonage Projects (supported by the Eaton Fund), (2023).
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Saint Takyi was born in 1997 in the Netherlands. They graduated in MA Painting from the Royal College of Art in 2024, supported by the Sir Frank Bowling scholarship. Their most recent group exhibition, Come by Here, a collaboration with RCA BLK and curators Jarelle Francis and Louis Chapple, explored the artists’ desire to commune and imaginatively storytell. Takyi uses the colour blue as a base, leaning on blue’s rarity in nature to create environments with ephemeral humanoids that symbolise the narratives from their daydreams, memories. Their practice continues to fuse elements of Ghanaian folklore and world-building with anthropological photography.
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Tara White (b.1997) is a multidisciplinary artist investigating personal histories by observing visual and cultural mechanisms within wider structures of imperial legacy. White holds a BA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths University (2019). They were shortlisted for the Waverton Art Prize in 2024, and received the Goldsmiths Exhibitions Hub Award 2023. They presented their debut solo exhibition Beyond These Walls There’s Courage at Southwark Park Galleries in 2023. White’s work is archived in the West Asian and North African Women’s Art Library. Other exhibitions include: FormaHQ, Bluecoat, DCA, Tate Britain, SLG, Printed Matter (NY), W139 (Amsterdam), APT, and HFBK (Hamburg).
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Dimensions are given in cm as height x width x depth
Artwork and profile images © the artists and reproduced with their kind permission
Additional credits
Artwork images:
Henri Affandi, IbuPertiwi(Motherland): Taco van der Eb (@tacovandereb) & Hans Kleijn (@hanskleyn)
Noemi Conan, The Romantic: Gilbert Thales Townshend @gmtownshend
Katie Eraser, Chase the hot streak: Asami Ohkubo
Makiko Harris, SewingNeedle2(BlackandGold): Ben Pipe @benpipephoto
Megumi Ohata, Haori: Kenichi Asano
Chinmayee Pradhan, TheRitual:Mother,MachinesandCyborgGoddess: Film still by @sampadsmruti
Artist portraits:
Henri Affandi: Taco van der Eb (@tacovandereb) & Hans Kleijn (@hanskleyn)
Leonie Cameron: Jo Kiely
Noemi Conan: Gilbert Thales Townshend @gmtownshend
Tonye Ekine: Fola Juo
Katie Eraser: Asami Ohkubo
Hester Finch: Sarah Larby
Makiko Harris: Ben Pipe @benpipephoto
Rose Electra Harris: Evie Milsom @eviemilson
Denny Kaulbach: Miranda Mikkola
Niall MacCrann: Yejin Seo
Paul Majek: Ion Kombokis Lancing www.ionkombokis.com
Adiba Ndiwe: Hilda Argumosa @argumosahilda
Megumi Ohata: Kenichi Asano
Chinmayee Pradhan: @studio.maidman
Tara White: Roger Sinek, The Bluecoat, Liverpool, UK
Jo Baring © Phil Adams
Chris Ingram © John-Paul Bland
Henri Affandi, IbuPertiwi(Motherland):
Videographer/Editor - Noah Tehusijarana @noahtehu
Dress co-designer - Natania Sulistijo @natania.sulistijo
Front cover: Noemi Conan, The Romantic
Inside front cover: Tonye Ekine, Who is in the Garden
Pg. 2: Makiko Harris, SewingNeedle2(BlackandGold)
Pg. 4: Rose Electra Harris, Parade II (detail)
Pg. 32: Henri Affandi, IbuPertiwi(Motherland)
Inside back cover: Stephen Price, Breeze
Back cover: Camilla Hanney, SlipperyEndings
