We talk with Carla to talk about her recent exhibition The Fuddling Gossips, and how gossip, care, and collaboration continue to shape both her practice and her community studio, Common Clay.

Tatiana Cheneviere founded Pipeline in Fitzrovia in 2022 as a space for deeper engagement — not just with the artwork on view, but with the ideas that drive it. Each artist is introduced through a single work before their exhibition opens, offering a slower rhythm and an emphasis on storytelling. Ahead of presenting at MEGA, Tatiana reflects on the value of collaboration, the influence of non-profit spaces, and why she finds her greatest inspiration in the artists themselves.

Trium is a young gallery with a growing international presence, balancing a deep appreciation for art’s emotional and aesthetic value with a clear-eyed approach to investment. Ahead of their first presentation at MEGA in Milan, we spoke to Marketing Director Tanya Ganz about building connections, supporting collectors, and why the gallery's roots are grounded in both passion and strategy.

Founded in 2022, KERA Gallery has quickly become a vital presence in Georgia’s contemporary art scene — championing Georgian artists while creating dialogue with international voices through exhibitions and a growing residency programme. Ahead of their participation in MEGA, we caught up with founder and director Ilana Chkheidze to talk about community, creative exchange, and a pivotal show that shaped the way she approaches curating.