Inga Hamilton
Autistic PhD Researcher & Maker
Art Jewellery & Inhabitable Sculptures Blending the Spaces Between Species
Currently Showing: Inga Hamilton: The Things That Nonhuman Animals Make, National Glass Centre, Sunderland UK.
Next Symposium: Artists Normalising Multispecies Belonging Through Interspecies Communication Autumn '25.
Recipient of a 2024 Mike Davies Global Design Challenge Award
Recipient of a UKRI Full Doctoral Studentship Award Recipient of multiple Arts Council NI Awards
Publications, press and videos.
Where printed matter is featured, copyright of originals remains with publishers.
Craftivism
Contributing essayist for Betsy Greer's book on the worldwide movement that operates at the intersection of craft and activism.
Dubh – dialogues in black.
Central spread artist. Book on the collaboration between STUDIOpractice and the American Irish Historical Society.
Queen's University, Belfast
Computer Science Building,
Dept. of Robotic Ethnology
ROOM OF CONNECTION, 2018
"Talking with the Expansive: An Autistic Connectivity" for Rae Turpin Multispecies Belongings | rae turpin | Substack & Zine 2023
Resurgence Magazine
Featuring my coral sculptures
"An Autistic Aesthetic of Connectivity" by Inga Hamilton (gvsu.edu)
Ought, the Autistic Journal, aesthetics issue. Vol5, Issue 2, Article 15. 2024
Astounding Knits! by Lela Nargi
Featuring my crocheted
reef sculptures, Cor Blimey Crochet and Breaking the World Record for Using the Largest Crochet Hook.
The Ark, Children's Cultural Centre
Interview with the artist.
Awakening Curiosity, The Ark, Dublin. 2012
ANGER: Fenrir - Photoshoot Sneak Peak
The Ancients Series No3. Anger: Fenrir 2017
The Ark, Children's Cultural Centre
Interview with the artist.
Crafted Creatures, The Ark, Dublin. 2011
Cor Blimey Crochet!
Watch me arm crochet a giant bacteria at the Turnpike Gallery in front of the Culture Minister. 2009
Making Plarn
Learn my technique for stripping plastic bags
into a continuous yarn.
Inga's current PhD research examines
'The Things That Nonhuman Animals Make.'
If you would like to feature her artwork, inhabitable sculptures
or jewellery in your publication, then please do get in contact.
likewise, for commissions, exhibitions, or if you are interested in representing Inga's work, then please click this button.
Creating on the island of Ireland, exhibiting worldwide.