Inge Panneels
Inge is originally from Belgium and set up IDAGOS in 1998 in the Scottish capital. She now lives and works in the Scottish Borders but works throughout the UK.
Inge also lectures part time at the Glass and Ceramics Department of the University of Sunderland.
commissions
Inge Panneels has been designing and making bespoke architectural glass projects for clients since 1998. See Commissions.
exhibitions(selected)
see blog section for latest news on exhibitions.
“Trove”, Perth Museum and Art Gallery, catalogue (2011)
“Young Glass”, Ebeltoft Glass Museum Denmark, catalogue (2006)
“Green”, Collins Gallery Glasgow, catalogue (2006)
“New voices in Architectural Glass” Hub, Sleaford, Lincolnshire (2005)
“13 Ways to do Blue; Design-ED”, touring exhibtion (2004)
“Light and Density”, H.Peshar Sculpture Garden, Ockley, catalogue (2003)
“Sanctuary” duo show, Art-O-Nivo, Brugge, Belgium (2003)
“Scotland Europa Exhibition”, Scotland House (Brussels), catalogue (2003)(2002)
“Source” (2000) National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
“Spring Open; Millennium Surroundings”, National Glass Centre, Sunderland (2000)
“Meditaties in Glas ’98”, Galerie M. Dirkx, Roermond (NL), catalogue (1998)
“Glass; new frontiers”, Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh, catalogue (1998)
“Grasping the Intangible”, solo exhibition, Zyw Gallery, Edinburgh (1997)
artist-in-residence
Prestongrange Mining Museum, summer 2002
design-ED @ Cove Park
awards and grants
Professional Development Grant, Creative Scotland (2010)
Individual Development Award Scottish Arts Council (2005)
Japan Export Grant, Trade Partners UK, Scotttish Arts Council (2003)
Individual Development Award, Scottish Arts Council (2005) (2002)
Scottish Art Council Start-Up Grant, VIZO Award, Brussels (1998)
publications
“Artelier: contemporary crafts in Belgium” (Artelier VZW), 2008, Belgium, ISBN
“Contemporary Glass” (Black Dog Publishing), 2008, UK, ISBN
“Transparencies” (Mit Ingelaere), 2003, Belgium, ISBN
“Young Glass” (Ebeltoft Glass Museum), 2007, Denmark, ISBN
training
Inge trained at Edinburgh’s College of Art where she gained her BA in Architectural Glass as well as a Masters in Design, with an exchange to Denmark and a work placement Herman Blondeel’s studio, Gent (Belgium),1995
She has continued her training throughout with masterclasses at:
CATS Programme, DCA
Bildwerk, Frauenau
Northlands Glass masterclasses
teaching
Inge has been teaching for many years. In addition to the two days per week she teaches at the University of Sunderland, Inge also teaches at the studio in the Scottish Borders. If you are interested in any future classes or workshops, please put your name on the mailing list on the contact page or see the classes section for the current programme.
