Inge Doesburg

I am currently exhibiting at the Ashburton Art Gallery with my husband Marc Doesburg.

The exhibition runs from 13 December until 15 February, 2026.

https://ashburtonartgallery.org.nz/exhibition/duologue/

David Eggleton, New Zealand’s Poet Laureate 2019-2021, describes Inge’s art in the following terms: ‘Doesburg delivers images of the land that look as if they’ve been scratched on pitted rock, then given patinas of orange lichen and silvery muttonbird fat. Tree bark, eel skin and fish skin spring to mind as you gaze at her print textures. . . . [T]he wild weather she depicts harks back to 19th century German Romantic landscapes. Sploshes of white or grey-blue are left to drip and animate surfaces, evoking fast-travelling fog, mist and cloud that dapples and darkens the light. In the end all is atmosphere: squalls process across louring bluffs and headlands and hill crowns in a lashing, ecstatic frenzy.’
Reference: David Eggleton, ‘Weathering’ (review of four Dunedin artists), New Zealand Listener, 19-25 August 2006, 48.