Make a stop at Saatchi Gallery and rediscover a familiar place from top to bottom, freshly kitted out for two new (free) exhibitions opening today. First up and on the main stage — Iconoclasts: Art Out of the Mainstream, displaying pieces by thirteen artists working between genres with a rebellious melange of media to upend the…
A piece of excellent news hot off the presses — Saatchi Gallery’s collaborative exhibition with Huawei Mobile From Selfie to Self-Expression will remain on view until Sunday, 23 July due to popular demand. That means, whether you’ve already gotten immersed or just really have been meaning to do so, there’s still over a month to catch (or…
Batten down the hatches at home, hoist up dragging anchors and speed fully ahead to the Saatchi Gallery next Thursday through Saturday to experience the seafaring showcase of your most indulgent dreams. Saatchi is pleased to host our collaborators at SuperYacht Gallery from 1 – 3 June for a luxurious three-day celebration of the good…
Happiest of solar returns to English artist Gary Hume! The celebrated Kent-born painter and printmaker came to Earth on 9 May 1962, first rose to fame with many of the other Young British Artists (those wild and wacky YBA’s) after completing his studies at Goldsmiths in 1988 and now deservedly enjoys the RA of a…
The Saatchi Gallery is pleased to present its latest exhibition Painters’ Painters, a celebration of the age old medium of painting and how it is being both preserved and transformed by a selection of nine living artists. Briefly encounter each talented member of our line up and their vastly differing styles below, and be sure…
London, United Kingdom: Saatchi Gallery, in partnership with Champagne Pommery, is pleased to announce the return of Champagne Life, the Gallery’s first all-women exhibition. The show will reopen on October 1, 2016, following its successful reception in January 2016. Champagne Life celebrates the work of a constellation of female artists, and provides a rare and apposite moment…
Pastime with good company I love and shall, until I die. Grudge who list, but none deny! So God be pleased, thus live will I. – King Henry VIII of England If anyone ever took pleasure in actively curating a pretty collection of companions and living as they alone pleased, it was England’s second Tudor…
The Saatchi Gallery first opened in 1985 in a converted paint factory in St John’s Wood. It was back in the days when Charles Saatchi set the trends, and getting invited to a private view was like winning the pools. The space set the benchmark for London galleries and changed British art for the better.…