Jennifer Ingram of Tribe13 has over 20 years of experience curating and organizing the logistics of art events, traveling shows, and galleries.  She and Roman Villagrana co-founded both Tribe13 and the Interdimensional Art Show, an exhibit and gathering held annually on the west coast since 2003. Her work has fostered visionary art culture creation through the belief that art, fashion, and music and the interrelationships between them is engaging, dynamic, and sustaining. Jennifer also works to “mother” artists in all ways to help them promote their art. Look for her at large festivals and activated gatherings all over the globe. 

An independent curator for 20 years, Jennifer Ingram has been at the helm of an art collective and traveling gallery called Tribe 13. Jennifer Ingram supports the efforts of independent artists by creating opportunities to showcase them around the world. From creating new interactive experiences to bringing the culture on tour to new audiences, Tribe 13 is at the forefront of the art, music, and fashion world of the new galactic culture emerging today.  

Since the birth of Tribe 13 in 1997, with fellow artist Roman Villagrana, Jennifer Ingram has been curating and coordinating huge efforts to help art, fashion and music move from the underground to the mainstream.  Beginning with art galleries at the Oracle Gatherings in Seattle, then graduating on to the Interdimensional Art Shows & Tours across the west coast, and now internationally, Tribe 13 has helped create the space for artists of ‘visionary’ or ‘interdimensional’ art to exist and thrive within this defining culture.

Jennifer currently lives bi-coastal, where she is pursuing her MA in art history and her accreditation in fine art appraisal. In addition to curating art, she contributes to and volunteers within the African Birth Collective in Senegal.