Edward Gillman named director of Chisenhale Gallery
Edward Gillman has been appointed director of Chisenhale Gallery, succeeding Zoé Whitley who stepped down in December after leading since 2020. Gillman arrives from Auto Italia, a London nonprofit where he spent 11 years, five as director and two as co-director. At Auto Italia, he commissioned over 100 artists globally, aiming to broaden queer visual cultures beyond Anglo-American perspectives. Gillman called the role a privilege as the gallery nears its 45th anniversary, praising its legacy shaped by visionary artists and directors.
Key facts
- Edward Gillman appointed director of Chisenhale Gallery.
- Succeeds Zoé Whitley, director since 2020, who stepped down in December.
- Gillman previously at Auto Italia for 11 years, including five as director.
- At Auto Italia, commissioned over 100 artists from diverse disciplines and geographies.
- Auto Italia's programme aimed to expand queer visual cultures beyond Anglo-American scope.
- Chisenhale Gallery approaches its 45th anniversary.
- Gillman expressed privilege to lead the institution.
- Appointment announced by ArtReview.
Entities
Institutions
- Chisenhale Gallery
- Auto Italia
- ArtReview
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom