Collaborations
£60 (approximately one hour)
Please email us with a brief introduction to yourself and your practice, together with links to your website, Instagram account or online portfolio (if you have them). You’re also welcome to include any questions or tell us what you’d particularly like to discuss.
We’ll then be in touch to arrange a suitable date and payment.
One-to-One Studio Visits
Our studio visits offer artists dedicated time to discuss their work in depth within the context of their own studio or workspace.
These informal one-hour sessions provide an opportunity to step back from the day-to-day process of making and have an honest conversation about your practice. Every artists’ practice is unique and so each visit is shaped around what would be most valuable to you.
Discussions might include work currently in development, refining ideas, preparing for exhibitions, editing bodies of work, funding applications, portfolio reviews, professional opportunities or simply talking through where your practice might go next.
Studio visits are currently available across Hastings, St Leonards, Rye and Bexhill. For visits in other locations please email george@amici.art to enquire
Suitable for
* Individual critical feedback
* Developing new work
* Exhibition preparation
* Professional advice
* Clarifying direction
£60 (approximately one hour)
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.
