MiArt Gallery London

16/10/2026

The next addition to our Celebrating London series.

A conversation with , an artist presenting at on inspiration, creativity, and bringing his vision to life in London.

More stories from the city coming soon

13/10/2026

Miart Gallery London is proud to present the works of Robert Strati as part of our current exhibition, MYTHAMORPHA.

Throughout Frieze London, we invite you to discover Strati’s remarkable works at Miart Gallery London, where his distinctive artistic vision brings new life to fragments of the past.

We look forward to welcoming you to the gallery.

13/10/2026

What happens when something broken becomes something beautiful?

Robert Strati transforms fragments of porcelain into intricate worlds of ships, birds, harbours and landscapes. Each work begins with a broken plate, reimagined through delicate ink drawing to create something entirely new.

Discover Robert Strati’s Fragmented works on display at Miart Gallery London during the Frieze Week London !

17/08/2026

Beto Gatti is a Brazilian contemporary artist exploring time, technology and spirituality through sculpture and digital art.

His international collaborations include Yves Saint Laurent, Vogue, GQ and Mercedes-Benz, with work presented at Art Basel, ArtRio and SP-Arte. He has also created artwork for the Qatar World Cup and Saudi Arabia’s exclusive Swerve Festival.

New sculptures on view now at Miart Gallery London. Visit www.miartgallery.com for more information.

17/08/2026

Where technology becomes sculpture. Beto Gatti’s latest work transforms the familiar iPhone into an object of contemplation, questioning our relationship with the devices that have become extensions of ourselves.

Now on view at Miart Gallery London. Visit www.miartgallery.com for more information.

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17/08/2026

Miart Gallery London is proud to announce new work by Beto Gatti.

A striking study of technology, nature and the human impulse to collect. Museum-quality in both scale and presence, the work invites you to look beyond the surface and consider what we
choose to preserve, consume and leave behind.

Now on view at Miart Gallery London. Visit www.miartgallery.com for more information.

19/03/2026