The Brisbane Courier-Mail 20 October 1952
Inge and Grahame King were important artists working in Melbourne in the later twentieth century. They were a rare example of a couple in which each supported the other’s career.
Inge King is widely known through her public sculpture. Her best known work is the monumental, wave-like, steel sculpture Forward Surge (1974) in the grounds of the Victorian Arts Centre. She was a foundation member of Centre Five, a group formed in 1961 to promote contemporary abstract sculpture in Australia. Their aim was to foster the understanding of modern sculpture among Australian architects and the public.