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Founded
2017
Directors
Amar Singh
Locations
12 - 14 Whitfield Street
London
W1T 2RF
United Kingdom
Exhibited artists
Dora Maar
Stephen Shames

For Photo London Amar Gallery will present the revolutionary work of Dora Maar, Picasso's muse and lover, alongside Stephen Shames, the official photographer for the Black Panther party. At a time where the rights of women and those of colour are facing active threat, this presentation aims to bring to the forefront the powerful message of revolution, equality and justice.

Amar Gallery was opened in January 2017 to show world-class post-war and contemporary art. We champion a number of historically overlooked and important female, LGBT+ and minority artists. We show these artists because we believe in their work. Nothing matters more than the art but the reality is many of these fine artists were overlooked because of their gender, sex or race. We hope to help correct this imbalance and give these artists the spotlight they deserve.

Dora Maar
Abstract Compositions
C. 1980s
Photograms
30.3 cm x 24 cm
Unique Photogram
courtesy Dora Maar Estate and Amar Gallery
Stephen Shames
Panthers at Free Huey Rally
1968
Black Panther
16 inches x 20 inches
silver gelatin
courtesy of the artist and Amar Gallery
Dora Maar
Abstract composition
Circa 1980s
Abstract composition
23.7 cm x 17.7 cm
Photogram
Courtesy of the Dora Maar Estate and Amar Gallery
Stephen Shames
Black Panthers in Provo Park
1969
Black Panther
6 3/8 x 9 3/8 inches
Silver Gelatin
Courtesy of the artist and Amar Gallery
Dora Maar
Abstract composition
circa 1980s
Abstract compositions
17.7 cm x 22 cm
photogram
courtesy of the Dora Maar Estate and Amar Gallery
Stephen Shames
Bobby Seale Speaks at Defermery Park During Early Panther Rally
1968
Black Panther
16 x 20 inches
silver gelatine
courtesy of the artist and Amar Gallery
Dora Maar
Abstract compositions
circa 1980s
Abstract composition
17.7 cm x 24cm
Photogram
Courtesy of the Dora Maar Estate and Amar Gallery
Stephen Shames
Free Huey Rally
1968
Back Panther Series
16 x 20 inches
Silver Gelatin
courtesy of the artist and Amar Gallery
Dora Maar
La Sagrada Familia - Barcelona
circa 1933 (printed later by the estate)
Barcelona
26 cm x 26 cm
Gelatin Silver Print (edition of 5)
Courtesy of the Dora Maar estate and Amar Gallery
Stephen Shames
Black Panther Series
1970
Black Panther
20 inches x 16 inches
Silver Gelatin
courtesy of the artist and Amar Gallery
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