Amie Corry
Amie Corry is a London-based writer. Her art criticism and fiction have appeared in Frieze, Worms, AnOther, Art Monthly, The Toerag, Gagosian Quarterly and the Times Literary Supplement among others. She has edited books on art for publishers including Tate and MACK.
Amie is chair of the art and mental health organisation Hospital Rooms, which works with artists, patients and the NHS to radically rethink the provision of mental health care through creative practices. In 2013, she co-produced a London-wide audit of gender equality in the art sector, and in 2019, she co-founded the books and ideas festival Primadonna alongside sixteen women writers and publishing professionals including Kit De Waal, Sandi Toksvig and Monisha Rajesh. The festival aims to redress the make-up of traditional book festivals, giving prominence to voices traditionally marginalised by the industry.
Amie has an MA in Creative and Life Writing from Goldsmiths and was shortlisted for the 2025 Pat Kavanagh Prize. She is working on a novel – a study of value spanning different periods in London’s art world.