The Gallery
With spaces in London and Baku, Gazelli Art House presents a cross-generational programme spanning Post-War, modern and contemporary art. Representing an international roster of artists and estates, the gallery brings together historically significant figures alongside contemporary practitioners working across painting, sculpture, photography, installation, performance, moving image and digital media.
Founded by Mila Askarova in 2010, the gallery champions artists whose practices challenge conventions and expand the possibilities of their chosen mediums. Through exhibitions, commissions and institutional collaborations, Gazelli Art House fosters dialogues between historical and contemporary perspectives while maintaining a longstanding commitment to artists from Azerbaijan and the wider Caucasus region, supporting greater international visibility for the region's artistic and cultural histories.
In 2015, the gallery launched GAZELL.iO, a platform dedicated to artists working at the intersection of art and technology. Through exhibitions, residencies, commissions and research-led initiatives, GAZELL.iO supports practices engaging with computational systems, generative processes, artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, and other emerging technologies.
Our Programme
The programme at Gazelli Art House spans Post-War, modern and contemporary art, bringing together historically significant figures such as Pauline Boty, Derek Boshier, Harold Cohen, and Jann Haworth alongside contemporary artists including Agil Abdullayev, Jake Elwes and Recycle Group. Working across painting, sculpture, photography, installation, performance, moving image and digital media, the gallery fosters dialogue between historical and contemporary perspectives.
Complementing its exhibition programme, Gazelli Art House presents a regular schedule of talks, screenings, performances and roundtable discussions, encouraging critical exchange between artists, curators, scholars and audiences.
