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Listen to our latest podcast in conversation with GAZELL.iO November artist-in-residence, Andreas Gysin. 

As a part of our GAZELL.iO September Residency program, we are pleased to debut two works from the 'Becoming' collection by Thomas Lin Pedersen alongside our exhibition GEN/GEN: Generative Generations.

Gazelli Art House hosted artists, curators, collectors, and the GAZELL.iO community for a conversation with Gazelli Art House, co-hosted with Verisart. The conversation investigated: parallels between the historical and contemporary uses of computers and machine learning; the integration of technology into artistic practices and its impact on the traditional concept of creativity and authorship; originality and uniqueness in generative art; preservation, authenticity and reproduction of new media artists, and more.

On 5th February artist, Farhad Farzali took to the deck to lead a Zoom dance party. Think the 80s & 90s tunes.Farzali works predominantly in the medium of installations, but also paintings, graphics, photography and sound. He is a member of the Artists Union of Azerbaijan since 2011 and a member of the Yay Gallery of the YARAT Contemporary Art Space since 2013. He has participated in a large number of group exhibitions around the world. He is represented in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in Baku. Farhad Farzali lives and works in Baku.Farzali has featured in many exhibitions in his native Baku and a growing number around the world including Russian and Germany.

Listen to Gazelli Art House founder Mila Askarova in conversation with Ed Vaizey and Charlotte Metcalf on the Country & Town House "Break Out Culture" podcast. Perle Fine, Claudia Hart and Jann Haworth's exhibtions on show at Gazeli Art House until 23rd Janaury 2021 were discussed, along with insights into the life of a Mayfair Gallerist as Gazelli Art House moves into its 10th year on Dover Street.

On Wednesday the 22nd of April we were joined on Instagram Live by the artist Francesco Jodice, where he discussed his projects ahead of the participation in the online exhibition 'Borders'. Through his vast photographic landscapes, Jodice focuses on global subjects such as economics, politics and religion. He often reveals events or moments that can go unnoticed, such as an intertwining of nature and concrete, geopolitics or human desires. Jodice creates dramatic narratives from everyday experiences.

On Friday April 17th, 2020 as part of the Gazelli Connect initiative we welcomed Andrey Blokhin from the artist duo Recycle Group, for a live conversation on our Instagram channel. Recycle Group work aims to communicate bridging traditionally oppositional subjects, including classical with contemporary, physical and digital, human and machine. ⁠

On Wednesday the 8th April, 2020 as part of the Gazelli Connect initiative we welcomed gallery artist Giovanni Ozzola and collector, patron and director of both Volta and Pulse Art Fairs, Kamiar Maleki, for a live conversation on our Instagram channel. Ozzola's works look into the human condition, examining the individual’s place within the magnitude of the universe. He focuses on light as a necessary material for vision, which he incorporates in his multifaceted practice encompassing sculpture, photography, and video art.

Jane McAdam Freud is an internationally acclaimed sculptor and multi-disciplinary artist. In her upcoming show at Gazelli Art House Baku, she aims to explore the psychoanalytic concepts of the shadow with a series of works on paper that traverse a line between figuration and abstraction. On the 1st April as part of the Gazelli Connect initiative we asked her some questions about the upcoming show and the influences of Freudian theory on her work. ⁠

Mary Gabriel (author of ‘Ninth Street Women’) speaks with Rex Stevens (guardian of Grace Hartigan’s Estate) and curator of our ‘9th St. Club’ exhibition Will Corwin. An insightful conversation about the lives and spirit of the women who were part of the Abstract Expressionist movement, that would come define an era and echo throughout international art culture. Mary Gabriel is a best selling author whose biography of five of the women on show partly inspired this group exhibition, and is soon to be turned into a television series. Her research on the life and times of these artists is proof positive of their charismatic and long lasting impact on art history.