Amale Freiha Khlat. MRSS

Last week’s exhibition « From a Text to a Cloud » @ifru_london a beautiful moment of exchange, conversations and shared space. A special honour 🍀🩵 to have exhibited alongside @e.sistan.art and many thanks to @victoriamendrzyk for her brilliant curation and for bringing our works into dialogue together! Thank you @el_itani for capturing this moment in time with your camera! Also thinking of the places and people who have quietly shaped my practice over the years.

In the spirit of love, unity, and collective care, I am deeply honoured to be participating, alongside 70 other artists, in this inspiring celebration of Hope at the Saatchi Gallery, curated by @mariasukkar this February. Each of us has created and donated a unique heart artwork in support of Chain of Hope, a charity whose extraordinary work provides life-saving heart surgery for children from developing countries, offering not only medical care but the possibility of a future. @chainofhopeuk is built on a simple yet profound belief: that every child, regardless of where they are born, deserves the chance to live, to grow, and to dream. At a time when the world feels increasingly fractured by conflict, displacement, and loss, this exhibition stands as a powerful affirmation of what binds us together. From 10–15 February 2026, we come together to help #MendLittleHearts across the world, transforming creativity into compassion and community into action. More than ever, I believe in the urgency of turning artistic practice into a gesture of solidarity and love. Through this exhibition, and auction events, art becomes a shared heartbeat, a language of love and unity that crosses borders and beliefs, reminding us that hope is something we build together, here and now. “Heart of Hopes” 12 relief prints on newsprint paper. 36 x 28 x 10 cm framed 31 x 20,5 x 0,4 cm unframed For more information follow the link on my bio. /news/chain-of-hope-relaunches-share-your-heart-at-the-saatchi-gallery-to-mark-30-years-of-saving-childrens-lives-245/

Celebrating 10 years at Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop, we continue revisiting the Radical Residency Programme, an experimental strand of our residency model that has supported 8 Radical Residencies to date. Each four-week residency culminated in a group exhibition, offering artists time, proximity and shared space to test ideas and expand their practices. Radical Residency VIII brought together artists working across sculpture, painting, photography and installation, united by material experimentation and personal narrative. Amale Freiha Khlat (@afk10 ) translates memories of war through objects and installations, exploring creation through destruction and inviting viewers to reconsider perception. Emily Stevens (@emilyv_stevens ) treats paint as a living, sensuous medium—a companion, a distraction, and a form of self-soothing, holding moments in a state of possibility. Sojung Park (@xo.rek ) investigates the sensory hierarchy, creating sticky kinetic sculptures that emphasise touch over visual dominance in a hyper-mediated world. Sang-Mi Rha (@sangmirha ) builds immersive metaverses in her paintings, reimagining childhood memories and global experiences through animal-shaped masks and whimsical narratives. Reed Wilson (@reedelizabethwilson ) transforms everyday objects into marvels of light and character, making sweets, twine, and tea towels extraordinary in small, meticulous acrylic works. Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop continues to provide artists with time, space, mentorship, and exposure to expand their practice. #unit1galleryworkshop #radicalresidency #artistresidency #contemporaryart #processbasedpractice

The Doorway Effect is officially open! ✨ Preview tonight, 6–9pm at @aschandbagfactory — come through the doorway and join us! I’m showing my new installation The Archive of Silence, a work that unfolds like a play — a table, two empty chairs, and a mirrored screen marked by traces of symmetry and erasure. It’s a space for reflection on memory, denial, and the stories museums choose to tell. So grateful to be exhibiting alongside such an inspiring group of artists: @siuwailai @beth.marett @bonnieeewpy @junwjune @kmimora @carlosbellidoflores @constanzadessain @eugeniapopesco @jojo.villas @karlpeterpenke @lewk_wilmshurst @matthewwilsonart @rachelpovey @lord_radek @salamanasib @tereza_cervenova Huge thanks to @alumni.rca @rcaprint and @royalcollegeofart for their support 💫

“The Doorway Effect” exhibition opens on Friday at the Handbag Gallery in Vauxhall! Come and celebrate with us! The show brings together 16 artists who have collaborated together before across various mediums. Please join us for opening night on Friday 17 October from 18h to 21h and for various artist talks on Sunday 19 October from 15h. Full details are below and we hope to see you ! A group exhibition by a collective of 16 contemporary artists During Frieze Week 2025, a collective of sixteen artists present The Doorway Effect, a group show at the ASC Gallery, Handbag Factory in Vauxhall, London. Positioned as an independent satellite exhibition to the Frieze Art Fair, the exhibition offers complementary perspectives on contemporary art and interrogates how cultural and personal memory is shaped and eroded by the proliferation, manipulation, and absence of images. About the Exhibition The Doorway Effect thoughtfully examines the fragile interplay between memory and forgetting. Through a variety of artistic mediums, including print, installation, video, and photography, the artists engage in a broad exploration of how images function as dynamic sites of memory and meaning. This investigation studies the impact of passing through thresholds—both literal and metaphorical—on recollections, fostering a deeper understanding of how environments and visual elements influence our perceptions of past experiences. By highlighting these evolving landscapes of memory, the artists encourage audiences to reflect on the complexities of their own memories and the fluidity of meaning. About the Collective The collective brings together an international cohort of artists whose practices span diverse disciplines, united by a shared interest in the instability of the image. Working across material and digital processes, they highlight experimental approaches to print and reproduction as tools for cultural reflection. Images and artist biographies available upon request.

Thank you everyone for coming to our Open Studio @acavanorthken I had wonderful conversations around my Clouds and their materiality, ephemeral and weightless in appearance. @bryan_denise thank you again for sharing your space!

So delighted ! that from my series “Blueprint of the Skies”, this artwork has been selected to be exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2025. Coordinated by the amazingly talented @farshidmoussavi , the show will explore this year the theme of “Dialogues”. 17 June - 17 August @royalacademyarts “BLUEPRINT OF THE SKIES, 42°20’3.78” N 71°10’7.98” W (MASSACHUSETTS)” 2024, Cyanotype on Hahnemühle Bamboo 265gsm, AP + 7 ed You can find it above #anthonyeyton beautiful paintings in Room II, the Large Weston Room, which has been wonderfully curated by @hmsear !!! #summerexhibition #amalefreihakhlat #cyanotype #rcaprint #royalsocietyofsculptors

100% alive and 100% dead, ref: Hito Steyerl’s new book “Medium Hot, Images in the Age of Heat” Yesterday’s conversation @tate with Ramon Amaro and Hito Steyerl

My cloud taking shape

Very happy to share that I will be participating in the @artforlebanon Exhibition and Auction hosted by @maisonpan in London, in collaboration with @chooselove and @theauctioncollective My artwork, “Dance of Shadows”, will be exhibited at Maison Pan and available through an online auction. The exhibition preview opens on Saturday, February 1st, from 2 PM to 8 PM. Inspired by Aristophanes' The Clouds, “Dance of Shadows” explores balance and influence through fluid black washes, evoking unseen forces in motion. Part of a broader series examining clouds through cyanotype, sculpture, and print, the piece reflects Khlat's fascination with shifting perception. 100% of the proceeds from purchased artwork will directly support critical funds for trusted local partners delivering emergency relief to communities in Lebanon. @artforlebanon @chooselove @maison.pan @theauctioncollective #ArtForLebanon #Fundraising #Exhibition #London #FundraiserExhibition #SupportLebanon #ArtForACause #NonProfitArt

The clouds are back on track 🌤️⛅️🌥️☁️🌧️⛈️🌩️

“The Cyclamens Shall Not Bloom This Year (West)” 2024 Watercolour, 48 x 34 cm