Image: Lyndsey Ingram, London
Lyndsey Ingram’s summer presentation continues through 2 September 2026 at the gallery’s spaces at 16 and 20 Bourdon Street, London. The exhibition, titled ‘Summer at Lyndsey Ingram’, brings together works by Charlotte Verity, Jane Hammond and Kate Friend.
The presentation is being held across the two Bourdon Street addresses associated with the London gallery. The available announcement does not provide a detailed checklist, installation description or account of the curatorial relationship between the three artists. It identifies the exhibition as a group presentation and confirms that it remains on view until 2 September.
The gallery’s notice places the exhibition in the context of recent institutional exhibitions involving the artists. It names Harewood House, the Garden Museum and the Ashmolean Museum, but does not specify which artist exhibited at which institution, nor does it provide exhibition titles, dates or further information about those presentations.
Charlotte Verity is represented in the summer selection alongside Jane Hammond and Kate Friend. The announcement supplies no additional information about the works on view, including their titles, media, dimensions or dates. Images accompanying the gallery material are available, but the source text does not provide captions sufficient to identify individual works or establish their relationship to the three artists’ broader practices.
The exhibition forms part of Lyndsey Ingram’s programme at its London premises, with the two Bourdon Street locations serving as the stated venues for the presentation. No associated talks, screenings, performances or other public programmes are listed in the available material.
‘Summer at Lyndsey Ingram’ remains open through 2 September 2026 at 16 and 20 Bourdon Street, London, with works by Charlotte Verity, Jane Hammond and Kate Friend.
