Ingleby Gallery

The Ingleby Gallery has to have been one of the worst letdowns of a gallery I’ve ever visited — perhaps common place for such commercial galleries.
The Ingleby is a house for the works of Callum Innes, one of Scotland’s leading contemporary artists. However, in my honest opinion, his works are unimpressive, not unique in any form and lacking much talent.
What I find outrageous is how much Innes sells these child’s paintings for. Canvases of a black and white stripe with pricetags never below a grand.
The décor of this gallery is rather unimpressive too. With simple rooms, with wooden flooring and white plain walls. It rather matches the boring works displayed here.
There are a few admin staff who work throughout the day at this gallery too, and their makeshift offices (consisting solely of a desk, cabinet and seat) are incorporated into the gallery spaces; I found myself walking in on a member of staff busy at work when I went to the back top room to view the works on display.
All-​in-​all not appealing and I do not give a recommendation to visit this gallery.