As the gallery’s roster of artists grew in number and diversity, Anat Ebgi opened AE2 on La Cienega Boulevard, in 2017. Both spaces were former automotive workshops; their tall ceilings and wide rooms—maximised with a mix of fluorescent and natural lighting—make for versatile exhibition spaces.

Anat Ebgi Artists

Anat Ebgi currently represents 19 artists. Beginning with emerging artists such as Jay Stuckey, Chris Coy, and Jen DeNike, who work in the field of painting, photography, and sculpture, the gallery has expanded its roster to include established and other emerging artists largely from Britain, Europe, and Canada. Those international artists—such as An Te Liu, Janet Werner, Faith Wilding, Martin Basher, and Amie Dicke—alongside a still-growing number of home-grown American artists—including Jibade-Khalil Huffman and Alec Egan—represent a broader range of practices in terms of medium, forms of production, and conceptual underpinnings. Works by these artists have featured in major American and Canadian contemporary art institutions, such as The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; KADIST, San Francisco; Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal; and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. 

From the outset Anat Ebgi has honed in on artistic practice and rigour, embracing artists that encapsulate some aspect of labour and materiality in their practice. Critical engagement with relevant political and social topics has also become more significant. Recently the gallery has put more emphasis on artists marginalised in the art world by gender, sexuality, or race. In 2017 the gallery hosted a year-long programme exclusively featuring female artists, and Ebgi plans to feature more exhibitions by queer artists and artist of colour.

Anat Egbi at Art Fairs

The gallery participates in key international and American art fairs including NADA (the fairs of the New Art Dealers Alliance, of which Ebgi is a member) Miami and New York; Art Basel in Miami Beach; Frieze New York; miart, Milan; Art Toronto; EXPO CHICAGO; The Armory Show, New York; Granpalazzo, Rome; and Art Los Angeles Contemporary.