The Smallest Gallery in Soho presents ‘A’ by Amita Ramchandani

The Smallest Gallery in Soho is delighted to present a new installation by Amita Ramchandani. Amita’s artistic practice is both sculptural and painterly, seamlessly blending materials. She employs collage, sewing, and paint within her multidisciplinary approach. Her vibrant paintings are characterised by dynamic energy and rich texture, often layered over weeks to create compositions that reverberate with life. These works are overlaid with colourful fabrics, as an extension of her paintbrush, to give both depth and dimensionality to the vibrant colours.

The exhibition title ‘A’ refers to Amita’s practice of signing her work with a single ‘A’, creating a graffiti-like artist signature, a powerful symbol of authorship, identity and artistic affirmation. Explore Amita Ramchandani’s vibrant and textured artworks, where each piece offers a unique insight into her creative vision and personal narrative.

There is also another show in parallel from 12 June at the venue All is Joy on 75 Dean Street in The Museum of Soho’s gallery space.

Amita Ramchandani is a British-Indian, learning-disabled artist who has been a valued member of ActionSpace, a visual arts organisation supporting learning disabled artists, for over two decades. ‘A’, is co-curated by ActionSpace Associate Artist, Lisa Brown, who has worked with Amita for more than 15 years.

May 2025 – September 2025 at 62 Dean Street, London W1D 4QF.
https://www.thesmallestgalleryinsoho.com/
https://actionspace.org/artists/amita-ramchandani/