Contemporary art gallery Gazelli Art House supports and presents a wide range of international artists, presenting a broad and critically acclaimed program of exhibitions to a diverse audience through international exhibition spaces in London and Baku. Gazelli Art House was founded in 2003 in Baku, Azerbaijan where it held exhibitions with Azeri artists. After hosting conceptually interlinked off-site exhibitions across London, founder and Director of Gazelli Art House, Mila Askarova, opened a permanent space on Dover Street, London in March 2012. As part of Gazelli Art House’s on-going commitment to art education, the gallery hosts a series of events and talks to run alongside each exhibition.
Adam de Boer, Between Sets (2021) (detail). Wax-resist, acrylic paint staining, and oil paint on linen. 30.5 x 22.9 x 1.9 cm. Courtesy Gazelli Art House.
Ocula News London Galleries Prepare for 12 April Reopening London, 9 April 2021 Many galleries struggled with their doors closed, and not just financially. But they also adapted new ways of showing and selling art.
Ocula Feature Independent Growth: Art Dubai 2018 By Mohammad Salemy, Dubai It is far too easy to dismiss art fairs, if not the entire commercial art market. By the same token, it is easy to be turned off by Dubai, the most glitzy and commercial of the UAE's emirates. It might take a little longer to appreciate how an art fair staged in a free port like this could benefit artistic production and development—an...
Ocula Photolog Art Dubai 2018 'The 2018 edition of the fair presents an intimate and diverse line-up of 105 galleries from 48 countries, making this year's edition the fair's largest and most globally diverse to date. Alongside 77 returning galleries, the fair welcomes 28 first-time exhibitors from around the world.' –Art Dubai (21–24 March 2018).
Ocula Photolog Contemporary Istanbul 2017 'Notable for its unique position both geographically and culturally, the Contemporary Istanbul art fair prides itself on bringing together galleries, artists and collectors from Turkey, the Caucasus, the Black Sea, Russia and the Middle East, as well as from Europe, America and Asia.' –Contemporary Istanbul (14–17 September 2017).
Related Press Discover the pioneers of Soviet-Azeri avant-garde art with this virtual exhibition 2 April 2020, The Calvert Journal The Gazelli Art House gallery has launched an online exhibition spotlighting the pioneering work of two iconic Soviet-Azeri avant-garde artists. The London-based art gallery, which also has a branch in Baku, initially launched The New Verge at the end of February. As museums were forced to close their doors due to the Covid-19 pandemic...
Related Press Three London Shows November 2019 The most attractive show I’ve seen recently at one of these is at the Gazelli Art House in Dover Street, (Top Photo) which is a handsome gallery on two floors, with its ownership rooted (of all places) in Baku. The exhibition is called Multiverse and runs till 11th January, so there is time to see it.
Related Press James Ostrer explores race, greed and the tribal elite in his new show opening next week. 30 May 2018, FAD Magazine Throughout the show Ostrer collages and layers both sculptural and photographic elements together to create disrupted and often disturbing images. Within the vast footwear installation is his most recent photographic series, Currentsee. For the central protagonist he transforms himself into a dominant tribal leader, a powerful chieftain of all...
Related Press Saad Qureshi on Learning to Trust Yourself 4 April 2018, Elephant It’s a chilly morning in Oxford when I meet with Saad Qureshi at OVADA (the Oxford Visual Arts Development Agency), a reconverted warehouse now home to five artist’s studios. Built in 1929 as the Skin and Hide Market Place for the neighbouring Oxpens Cattle Market at the time, the spartan building maintains that character, with its central open...
Related Video & Audio Niyaz Najafov | Museum Centre Baku 8 January 2018, Gazelli Art House Najafov originally trained as a soldier, as well as a professional sportsman – coaching hand-to-hand combat. Inspired by other self-taught artists such as Paul Gauguin and Francis Bacon, it was only in 2003 that he began to experiment with oil paint. In a short span of time, Najafov has been touted to be the next "Francis Bacon" and has...
Related Video & Audio Jane McAdam Freud, Object – Fix Me in Your Turquoise Gaze 24 November 2017, Gazelli Art House 'I started the residency responding to the studio space with its abandoned junk, which I was told I could make use of. I saw it as 'lovingly stored' for potential use. It felt sad that it would be thrown away, so I started to pick through everything much like a jackdaw or crow might.' From these discards McAdam Freud's sculptures arise imbued...
