Alice Amati
Upcoming
Past
Artists represented
Artists shown
J. A Feng
American, b. 1982
Annabelle Agbo Godeau
German, b. 1995
Rinella Alfonso
Lulua Alyahya
Bahraini, b. 1998
Sophie Birch
Merve Ceylan
CFGNY
b. 2016 (collective founding year)
Phoebe Collings-James
British, b. 1987
Sam Creasey
British
Danielle Fretwell
b. 1996
Louise Giovanelli
British, b. 1993
Nicholas Grafia
Filipino, Filipina, b. 1990
Harry Grundy
Tommy Harrison
British, b. 1996
Minami Kobayashi
Katinka Lampe
Dutch, b. 1963
Jennifer J. Lee
American, b. 1977
Talia Levitt
American, b. 1989
Littlewhitehead
Nicholas Marschner
British, b. 1995
Robin Megannity
British, b. 1985
Fischer Mustin
British
Paul Robas
Romanian, b. 1989
Xavier Robles De Medina
b. 1999
Dion Rosina
b. 1991
Sofía Salazar Rosales
Ecuadorean, b. 1999
Ugo Sébastião
b. 1998
Yi To
Chinese, b. 1995
Rafal Topolewski
Polish, b. 1983
Ben Zawalich
b. 1984
About
Alice Amati is a contemporary art gallery launching in London in June 2023. The gallery is committed to fostering artists at the early stages of their career by often providing the opportunity for their first solo show in the city and a supportive context for artistic explorations and career development.
Concerned with encouraging transnational dialogues around topical questions within society and art, Alice Amati brings together British and International artists through a challenging, experimental and rigorous exhibitions programme.
Joining a cohort of young and established galleries in the burgeoning artistic scene of Fitzrovia, Alice Amati operates as a platform for new voices in the contemporary global artistic scene with a strong commitment to research, collaboration and diverse practices.
Accessibility & facilities
Step-free access
Un Oeuf Is Un Oeuf
TJ Boulting
until 16 Nov
Hard Graft: Work, Health and Rights
Wellcome Collection
until 27 Apr
5 Years
Maximillian William
until 13 Nov
Abul Hisham: Seven Scenes of Separation
MAMOTH
until 9 Nov
Simulacrum
Pontone Gallery
until 17 Nov
Tadesse Mesfin: Where We Coalesce
Addis Fine Art
until 30 Nov
58 (Gaia Ozwyn, Helen Teede, Hwi Hahm, Katherine Qiyu Su, Mia Chaplin and Sonya Derviz)
PM/AM
until 26 Nov
Strange Wonders: Jizi and pioneers of contemporary ink from China
Brunei Gallery, SOAS
until 14 Dec
Rena Papaspyrou: Images Through Matter
The Hellenic Centre
until 16 Nov
Fred Kormis: Sculpting the Twentieth Century
The Wiener Holocaust Library
until 6 Feb
Victor Boullet: Dundee Marmalade
The Artist Room
until 1 Nov
Flora Yukhnovich and François Boucher: The Language of the Rococo
The Wallace Collection
until 3 Nov
The Divine Theatre of Seyni Awa Camara
The Gallery of Everything
until 17 Nov
Yuko Shiraishi: Through
Annely Juda Fine Art
until 2 Nov
Hew Locke: what have we here?
The British Museum
until 9 Feb
Bobbi Essers: The World at Our Command
Unit
until 8 Dec