The Gallery
Founded in Madrid in 2011, Sabrina Amrani develops an international programme that highlights artists whose practices engage with the cultural, social and political questions shaping our contemporary world, fostering dialogue between local and international audiences.
At the core of its vision lies the belief that art is not only an object of contemplation, but also a space for encounter, conversation and the circulation of ideas.
In 2019, the gallery expanded its activities with the opening of a 600 sqm space in Madrid’s Carabanchel district, conceived as a platform for exhibitions of institutional scale. In 2024, Sabrina Amrani opened a temporary space in the historic city of AlUla, Saudi Arabia, reinforcing its longstanding engagement with artistic communities across the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
In 2026, the gallery further expanded its ecosystem with the opening of two new spaces: Sabrina Amrani Editions and Sabrina Amrani Projects. Conceived as complementary extensions of the gallery’s programme, Editions is dedicated to limited editions, publications and new forms of collecting, while Projects operates as a space for experimentation, research and invitational collaboration.
Together, these initiatives reinforce Sabrina Amrani’s commitment to accessibility, circulation and the long-term support of contemporary artistic practices.
Founded in Madrid in 2011, Sabrina Amrani develops an international programme that highlights artists whose practices engage with the cultural, social and political questions shaping our contemporary world, fostering dialogue between local and international audiences.
At the core of its vision lies the belief that art is not only an object of contemplation, but also a space for encounter, conversation and the circulation of ideas.
In 2019, the gallery expanded its activities with the opening of a 600 sqm space in Madrid’s Carabanchel district, conceived as a platform for exhibitions of institutional scale. In 2024, Sabrina Amrani opened a temporary space in the historic city of AlUla, Saudi Arabia, reinforcing its longstanding engagement with artistic communities across the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
In 2026, the gallery further expanded its ecosystem with the opening of two new spaces: Sabrina Amrani Editions and Sabrina Amrani Projects. Conceived as complementary extensions of the gallery’s programme, Editions is dedicated to limited editions, publications and new forms of collecting, while Projects operates as a space for experimentation, research and invitational collaboration.
Together, these initiatives reinforce Sabrina Amrani’s commitment to accessibility, circulation and the long-term support of contemporary artistic practices.