Founded in 2001 by Chantal Webber, WEBBER is an independent multidisciplinary agency and gallery dedicated to collaboration and contemporary visual culture.

We work closely with artists to create space for ideas to evolve freely and take on distinctive visual forms. Across representation, creative development and production, we support work that is thoughtful, original and culturally engaged. We provide fully integrated production services, overseeing projects from conception through to final execution with clarity, precision and a distinct visual language.

This philosophy extends to WEBBER Gallery, established in 2014 as an exhibition space and cultural platform supporting artists with singular practices. Through exhibitions, talks, collaborations and ongoing artist development, the gallery presents work across all stages of an artist’s career, fostering a programme that both reflects and shapes contemporary visual culture.

In 2024, WEBBER Gallery began collaborating with the iconic London bookshop Claire de Rouen, now located in Shoreditch, East London.

WEBBER operates from London, New York, Paris and Los Angeles.

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Elle Korhaliller

Amber Turner-Ramsay

Matt Holmes draws on a deep knowledge of fashion history and the archive while staying firmly rooted in the contemporary. Their work is defined by dramatic silhouettes, graphic composition, and the sculptural, character-defining qualities of clothing. A stylist, fashion editor, and photographer based in New York, they graduated with a BFA in film/video and photographic arts from the School of Visual Arts. This foundation informs a cinematic sensibility and a refined approach to art photography, evident across their styling and image-making. 

Holmes’ work has appeared in Crosscurrent, Fantastic Man, POP, T Magazine, and W Magazine, and includes clients such as Nike x Sacai and Off-White. They collaborate with photographers including Jeremy Everett, Ethan James Green, Collier Schorr, Senta Simond, and Gray Sorrenti, moving fluidly between editorial, commercial, and image-led projects.

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