Ingrid Keneally is a Hong Kong–based creative curator, originally from Australia, whose work spans editorial media, styling, sourcing and large-scale creative production. Her career began in broadcast with CNBC Hong Kong before moving into publishing - writing, editing and styling for international titles including SCMP, Hong Kong Tatler, The Sun Herald and Elle Australia, and serving as a Hong Kong stringer for Vanity Fair.

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Alongside editorial work, Ingrid has built a practice centred on creative collaboration. She sourced materials for and helped build architect and weaver Natalie Miller's landmark macramé installation for Swire Group at Pacific Place, and sourced and oversaw production for retailers including Sussan Group, working with author and artist Meredith Gaston Masnata - a long-running partnership that raised over AU$4 million for Breast Cancer Australia. She has also organised sell-out creative workshops in Hong Kong with international artists, and represented KPC Yarn in Australia, expanding the brand into stockists nationally and securing press coverage, including knitting and crochet kits featured in Better Homes and Gardens. 

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Ingrid also sources textiles for fashion and interior designers, and created a line of hand-embroidered linen with a local embroidery artist to mark Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hong Kong's 60th anniversary. She has since continued the collaboration with a further run of hand-embroidered linens of her own, and also helped organise Australian artist Jasmine Mansbridge's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, with Soluna Fine Art.

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For enquiries and collaborations, head to ingrid@byingrid.com