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amici crit club on painted packground

Dates announced regularly
£10 per session

Amici Studio
12 Claremont
Hastings
TN34 1HA

Upcoming Crit Clubs

Amici Crit Club

Amici Crit Club is inspired by the group critique sessions of art school: a regular opportunity for artists to share works in progress, discuss ideas and receive thoughtful, constructive feedback in a supportive environment.

Sessions are intentionally small to allow for meaningful discussion. Participants are encouraged to bring unfinished work, questions, problems or ideas they would like to explore. Alongside feedback from George Mingozzi-Marsh, artists benefit from discussion with fellow practitioners, creating an environment where ideas can be tested, challenged and strengthened.

As well as supporting individual practices, Crit Club aims to foster an ongoing network of local artists who continue to support one another beyond the sessions themselves.

Suitable for
• Artists at any stage of their practice
• Work in progress
• New ideas
• Feedback from peers
• Building a local artistic network

£10 per session

About George Mingozzi-Marsh
 
George Mingozzi-Marsh is one of the founders of Amici Studio and has spent more than fifteen years working with artists through galleries, exhibitions, mentoring and curatorial practice.
 
He began his career at Christie’s Auction House before founding his first gallery in 2012. Since then he has established and directed a number of artist-led organisations and exhibition platforms, including the sculpture park Contemporary Sculpture Fulmer, which operated for seven years, and an international artist residency programme in Mexico City.
 
In 2020 he co-founded Brooke Benington, a contemporary gallery based in Fitzrovia, London, representing emerging and established artists until its closure in 2026. During this time he curated exhibitions, built private and corporate collections, and facilitated acquisitions by collectors, museums and institutions in the UK and internationally.
 
Alongside his gallery practice, George has mentored emerging artists for the Royal Society of Sculptors and has been a guest tutor at Kingston School of Art and Goldsmiths, University of London.
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How it works for Galleries

Amici brings together galleries from different parts of the world, encouraging them to collaborate, share resources, and expand their reach. Through shared exhibitions hosted online and promoted via Amici.Art, galleries can connect with a global audience, enabling clients to browse and purchase artworks directly.

No Sign-up Fees
Galleries only pay a £50 administration fee once a Host and Visitor gallery are successfully paired.

Shared Risk and Profit
Operating costs and profits are shared between Host and Visiting galleries, with Amici taking a 5% commission from each gallery on sales made through the platform only.

Benefits for All Participants

  • Host Gallery: Reduce operating costs, diversify programming, and gain access to new, international audiences.
  • Visiting Gallery: Showcase your artists globally while leveraging the infrastructure of local galleries, avoiding the hectic, costly art fair experience.

Inclusivity and Fair Practice
Amici is committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity, with all galleries adhering to our Code of Conduct.

What We Provide

  • Access to a global network of galleries
  • Tools for event promotion and ticketing
  • Online gallery
  • Printed and digital sales and promotion assets
  • Discounts on services like insurance, shipping, and photography

Ready to Collaborate?
Your gallery should represent artists and maintain a regular exhibition programme in a permanent space to participate. 

Through collaboration, Amici fosters a supportive environment where galleries thrive together by building meaningful connections and expanding their influence.

Email Collaborate@Amici.Art to register your interest and find out more 

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    About Amici Studio

    Amici Studio is a multi-use creative space based in Hastings, East Sussex. Opening in January 2026 at 12 Claremont, next to Hastings Library, the Studio delivers a public programme of exhibitions, events and learning activity for artists, creative practitioners and local communities across Hastings, St Leonards and the wider East Sussex coast.

    Exhibitions

    The programme is structured around six two-month blocks across the year, each anchored by a core exhibition. These exhibitions form the backbone of Amici Studio’s activity and are accompanied by a wider layer of public-facing events, discussions and artist-led activity.

    Events and Public Programme

    Alongside exhibitions, Amici Studio hosts talks, performances, Salon Dinners and a monthly talks programme launching in spring 2026. These events create opportunities for conversation, exchange and shared experience around contemporary practice.

    Artist Development

    Amici Studio supports artist development through mentoring, portfolio conversations and practical workshops. These activities are designed to reduce barriers to participation, particularly for young people, early-career practitioners, disabled people and carers, and those facing financial or social obstacles to accessing arts and culture.

    In Progress

    When needed, the studio will host short-term artist In Progress occupations, offering space for live making, experimentation and exchange. These projects are process-led and provide opportunities for artists and audiences to engage with work in development.

    Community and Collaboration

    Amici Studio works closely with local partners and organisations, including Project Art Works, who are based in the same building. Collaboration and shared activity are central to the Studio’s approach, supporting connections across practices and communities.

    Find Us

    Amici Studio

    12 Claremont

    Hastings

    East Sussex

    TN34 1HA

    Amici Studio is a five-minute walk from Hastings Station.

    If you have time, it is also around a twenty-minute walk from St Leonards Warrior Square, via the independent shops of St Leonards and along the seafront for those with time for a more scenic route.

    Trains from London

    • London Victoria (slower route)
    • London Charing Cross or London Bridge (approximately 1 hr 20 – 1 hr 40)
    • High Speed from London St Pancras International (change at Ashford International)

    Get Involved

    Amici Studio welcomes artists, audiences, community groups and collaborators to take part in its programme. Whether you’d like to attend an event, propose an idea or find out more, we encourage you to get in touch and be part of the conversation.

    Contact: community@amici.art

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