The Allied Artists Association (AAA) was an art exhibiting society based in London in the early 20th century.
Percy Wyndham Lewis, Christopher Nevinson, and Harold Gilman exhibited at the 1912 AAA show at the Royal Albert Hall,[5] and it was also at this exhibition that the novelist Michael Sadleir bought the works by the expressionist painter Wassily Kandinsky, the first time work by this artist had been seen in Britain.
[6] Wyndham Lewis and Edward Wadsworth both exhibited Vorticist compositions at the AAA show held at the Holland Park Ice Rink in June 1914.
[7] The English post-impressionist painter Thomas William Marshall, living in Paris, was also a founder member of the AAA, and exhibited oils painting and watercolours at the Royal Albert Hall from 1908 to 1914.
In June 1917, the AAA held a show at the Grafton Galleries, London, where the art critic, poet, and novelist Herbert Read sold a number of abstract drawings.