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Ingleby Gallery
Edinburgh’s historic gallery showcasing Scottish art in a beautifully lit, welcoming space.
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Edinburgh’s historic gallery showcasing Scottish art in a beautifully lit, welcoming space.
Ingleby Gallery is one of Edinburgh's oldest private galleries, housed in a historic building near New St James Quarter. It features exhibitions by young Scottish artists such as Brandon Logan and recognized shows like Andrew Cranston. Visitors praise bright, well-lit spaces, thoughtful room layouts, and friendly, helpful staff. A premier historic art destination in Edinburgh.
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Explore rotating exhibitions featuring contemporary and Scottish artists in a historic gallery setting.
Personalized guidance from knowledgeable staff on art selection and collection development.
Guided tours highlighting the building's history and current exhibitions for groups or individuals.
Platform for emerging and established artists to display their work in a prestigious venue.
Private events and gatherings in our unique, architecturally rich gallery spaces.
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Overall rating
Mike Howard
Long term favourite gallery in Edinburgh. Art is well displayed. Lighting is good - no harsh shadows- and you can stand back to get a broader view. Staff are cool 🙂
Tom Osorio
Beautiful gallery, which reflects its history and enhanced the exhibition. Worth a visit for the building alone.
Costa
A really beautiful space, the main room is such a refreshing change of pace from the white cube spaces I’m used to. Was lovely to see the works of young Scottish artists be showcased, in this case Brandon Logan.
DE
Ingleby is one of the oldest private galleries in Edinburgh, just a few minutes away from new St James Quarter. Always found the gallery to have interesting exhibitions that are well worth a visit. Staff very friendly and helpful.
Graeme Brown
Visited to take in the Andrew Cranston exhibition. Excellent as expected. The building itself has its own history too, much like most of Edinburgh. The other rooms throughout the building were very well set and thought out. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.
