Wilder Gallery, founded in December 2020 and opening its doors in April 2021, is an independent, woman-owned gallery in the heart of Kensal Rise showcasing emerging and contemporary art. Michelle Lee Medjeral-Thomas is founder and director.
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The gallery presents a dynamic program of physical and online exhibitions, dedicated to supporting the most exciting voices in the contemporary art scene. Our physical program focuses on solo and duo presentations, with a particular emphasis on showcasing women artists. Our online exhibition series supports artist and gallery-nominated charitable causes, with past donations benefiting organisations such as the Trussell Trust, Cancer Research UK, The Brain Tumour Charity, Bees & Refugees, Burma Campaign UK, Mind Charity, The British Red Cross, and TreeSisters.
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Moving beyond traditional artist representation, we foster collaborative partnerships with artists, curators, and organizations to create a dynamic exhibition program and provide meaningful support for artists' careers. We have had the privilege of exhibiting works by a diverse range of artists, including Laura Berger, Catherine Repko, Amy Beager, James Owens, Alya Hatta, Lera Dubitskaya, Eleanor May Watson, Anne Carney Raines, Bobbye Fermie, Georgia Beaumont, Hannah Lim, Hilda Kortei, Savannah Marie Harris, Jiwon Cha, Ana Benavides, Katherine Qiyu Su, David Gardner, Lydia Baker, Larysa Myers, Edward Hongyi Jia, Beatrice Hasell-McCosh, Zayn Qahtani, Julia Bennett, Yi Toh, Chi Cheng, Gherdai Hassell, Vasilis Avramidis, Holly Mills, Margaret R Thompson, Minyoung Kim, Yiwei Xu, Rosalind Howdle, Emily Pettigrew, Joana Galego, Fa Razavi, Morteza Khakshoor, Ryan Steadman, and Rebecca Truscott-Elves.
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We have also collaborated with esteemed galleries and independent curators, including Mothflower, Purslane, Matilda Liu, Claudia Cheng, Mollie Barnes from She Curates, and Delphian Gallery.
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Wilder Gallery believes in openness and accessibility. We welcome all to visit and engage with the art. We also partner with Own Art (UK clients) to offer interest-free instalments, making art ownership more accessible by spreading the cost over 10 months at no extra cost.