Museum presence
American Visionary Art Museum Sideshow and work associated with the museum’s collection.
Press, recognition & selected history
From museum presentation and public sculpture to education, commissions, media, and community work across the United States.

Selected career record
Lonnetrix connects studio craftsmanship with public engagement, cultural visibility, and hands-on education.
American Visionary Art Museum Sideshow and work associated with the museum’s collection.
Sterling Care Assisted Living logo in Baltimore and Phoenix Rising in Washington, D.C.
American Visionary Art Museum and the Sonja Sohn Collection.
Best of Baltimore, a BOPA grant, Maryland State Arts Council Artist Directory, and Baker Artist Portfolios.
Frandy Jean Gallery, Villager’s Art Gallery, and art festivals and exhibitions across the United States.
Coverage has included FOX45 Baltimore, BmoreArt, Baltimore Post-Examiner, Johns Hopkins News-Letter, and other regional and national outlets.
Press-ready profile
Lonnetrix combines a singular self-taught art practice with a 501(c)(3) model for accessible arts education and community participation.
Lonnetrix Fine Wire Art is established in Baltimore by Lonnie Q. Ingram.
Lonnetrix Inc. is established to expand free and low-cost artist-led learning.
A discarded twist tie becomes the starting point for an original construction language.
Programs, festivals, exhibitions, commissions, and public experiences travel nationally.
A childhood invention becomes a national arts practice.
Fine art and STEAM meet through geometric wire weaving.
A Baltimore artist brings free creative learning to underserved communities.
From miniature worlds to major commissions: a singular sculptural language.
A 501(c)(3) model connects cultural entrepreneurship, education, and access.
Selected chronology
A 40-by-30-foot recycled-material public installation for the H Street Rising Project and D.C. Parks and Recreation in Washington, D.C.
Lonnetrix work was presented through the museum’s Sideshow in Baltimore.
Coverage and participation included the Lotta Art fundraiser, Baltimore Post-Examiner, BmoreArt, and Johns Hopkins News-Letter.
Selected presentations included Frandy Jean Gallery, Villager’s Art Gallery, Royal Oak Clay, Glass and Metal Show, Rose Squared, and Maryland Home and Garden Show.
The wire motorcycle and studio practice received coverage through TrendHunter, WJLA, and FOX45 Baltimore.
This period included the Sterling Care logo sculpture, Best of Baltimore recognition, and a FOX45 Hometown Hotspot feature.
Selected titles
Across figures, vehicles, architecture, animals, public work, and narrative scenes, every piece begins with line.
Explore the gallerySelected media
344,770+ Students taught
154 Workshops conducted
30 States visited
48 Communities served
892 Sculptures created
311 Commissions
147 Festivals & exhibitions
10,087+ Volunteer hours
32 Awards, grants & recognitions
12 Community partners
4 Institutional partnerships
2 Public art installations
2 Major commissions
Cumulative figures are reported by Lonnetrix for 2012–2026 and should be paired with internal documentation when formal verification is required.
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Media & institutional inquiries
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