Gazelli Art House

Gazelli Art House, founded by Mila Askarova in 2010, is a contemporary art gallery with exhibition spaces in London and Baku, Azerbaijan. The gallery supports a wide range of international artists, fostering a diverse and inclusive artistic community. Gazelli Art House is recognized for its commitment to digital art preservation and its innovative approach to showcasing digital art.

The gallery has a rich history of hosting exhibitions that explore the intersection of art, technology, and culture. For example, the GEN/GEN exhibition in 2023 showcased the evolution of generative art, highlighting the timeless dialogue between art and technology. The gallery has also hosted exhibitions featuring the work of pioneering digital artists, such as Jake Elwes, whose Digital Whispers (2016) was recently shown at the gallery.

Gazelli Art House has a strong commitment to supporting women in the arts. In 2023, the gallery hosted an exhibition titled Her Art in Action, which showcased the theme The Feminine Gaze: Seeing Ourselves and Each Other. The exhibition featured the work of women artists from around the world and explored the feminine perspective in art.

The gallery has also played a significant role in promoting the work of underrepresented artists. In 2023, the gallery hosted an exhibition titled A State Of Acceptance, which showcased the work of Kalliopi Lemos and Nancy Atakan, two artists whose work explores themes of identity, culture, and acceptance. The exhibition debuted never-before-seen artworks and surveyed the individual creative journeys of both artists.

Gazelli Art House has a strong presence in the London art scene, with exhibitions featured in major publications such as the Financial Times, The Critic, The Guardian, and ArtReview. The gallery has also expanded its reach beyond London, with exhibitions and artist participations in major museums and galleries around the world, including the Dordrechts Museum in the Netherlands, Phillips New York, and the Venice Biennale.