Saatchi Gallery

Saatchi Gallery 🚨 An arts charity providing an innovative platform for contemporary art & culture. The Saatchi Gallery opened in October 2008 in the 70,000 sq. ft.
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Duke of York HQ building on King's Road, Chelsea with an exhibition dedicated to new art from China. Since then it has presented exhibitions of new work from the Middle East, India, America, the UK, as well as a major exhibition of international sculpture called The Shape of Things to Come. In 2009 the Saatchi Gallery's exhibitions of work from China and the Middle East were ranked the top two mos

t visited exhibitions in London by The Art Newspaper. In The Art Newspaper's 2010 survey the Saatchi Gallery's three exhibitions that year - Newspeak: British Art Now, Abstract America: New Painting and Sculpture and The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today - were ranked as the second, third and fourth most visited in London, surpassed only by Van Gogh at the Royal Academy of Arts. The Saatchi Gallery aims to provide an innovative forum for contemporary art, presenting work by largely unknown young artists or by international artists whose work has been rarely or never exhibited in the UK.

18/06/2026

The RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show is back ✨

Showcasing the some of the best botanical artists and photographers from around the world, Botanical Art & Photography Show is exhibiting this summer at , with this year’s show featuring an incredible range of subjects, from vibrant wildflowers that emerge after wildfires in northwest England, to the endangered endemic South African limestone fynbos.

Exhibiting from Friday 19 June until Sunday 2 August 2026.
RHS and Saatchi Gallery members go free.

Showcasing in order of appearance: Mary Crabtree , Anne Wong, Jenny Hyde Johnson, Emilija Petrauskiene , Christiane Fashek and Liubov Kartashova.

17/06/2026

Stargazing, traditionally an outdoor pursuit, but for artist Isobel Church, observing the cosmos is an intimate experience we have engaged in for generations right from our homes.

We visited Church in her studio to discuss how natural phenomenon’s are central to her practice, and how her work explores the delicate line between myths, legends and scientific data.

See ‘Stargazer’ in The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.
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Open 5 June – 8 September. Book tickets now at the link in our bio or at saatchigallery.com

This Friday! Saatchi Lates is back for the brightest weekend of the year. Start the Summer Solstice festivities with art...
16/06/2026

This Friday! Saatchi Lates is back for the brightest weekend of the year.

Start the Summer Solstice festivities with artist Lucy Hook-Child, drawing inspiration from the traditional folkloric craft of sun wheel patterning.

Alongside this a solstice ritual for the melting metropolis - Performance by artist Bryony Ella: Stand of the Sun – a unique storytelling experience emerging out of My Body is a Sundial, the artist’s sculptural work on display as part of The Sun and The Moon. Written and directed by Bryony Ella, the event features a live performance by Alleyne Dance, lighting by Rachel Sampley and a musical score composed by Bumi Thomas.

Friday 19 June 6:30PM - 9PM

Book tickets now via the link in our bio or at saatchigallery.com

As you step into The Sun and The Moon, your celestial journey begins at early hours of the morning sky.Dedicated entirel...
15/06/2026

As you step into The Sun and The Moon, your celestial journey begins at early hours of the morning sky.

Dedicated entirely to ‘dawn,’ Room 1 sets the stage for this extraordinary exhibition, as you’re greeted with costumes created for the character of Apollo in the Royal Opera production of ‘Semele’ (1982) to delicately painted depictions of the Hindu Goddess Krishna by Indian based artist Jai Khanna.

Come experience the first light for yourself.
Open daily from 10 AM (last entry 4:30 PM) from now until 8 September.

Supported by Cazenove Capital 🎟️ Book tickets now via the link in our bio or at saatchigallery.com

An artist who never stopped creating, exploring and reflecting on his own life and the world around him. He did this wit...
12/06/2026

An artist who never stopped creating, exploring and reflecting on his own life and the world around him. He did this with energy, elan and positivity. David Hockney created a huge splash and the ripples will continue to be felt for a very long time. Thank you Mr Hockney, and rest in peace.

David Hockney, The Splash

Our first Family Day inspired by our new exhibition, The Sun and The Moon takes place this Saturday 13 June.Sign up now ...
12/06/2026

Our first Family Day inspired by our new exhibition, The Sun and The Moon takes place this Saturday 13 June.

Sign up now for ‘Surreal Collage Creations’ where you’ll use collage to create your own surrealist art. The session is led by and is suitable for children of all ages.

Admission is free, with a suggested donation of £5. These sessions are extremely popular so be sure to book in advance at saatchigallery.com to secure your slot, and to find out more about sessions throughout June and July.

You do not need a ticket to The Sun and The Moon to attend, but you can pre-book to explore the exhibition on the same day via our website.

11/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who came down and celebrated with us on the opening night of the Sun and The Moon, it was a joy to greet familiar faces and welcome new ones too!

A huge thank you to our supporter along with and for keeping refreshments flowing and spirits high throughout the night.

The Sun and The Moon is officially open!

Book tickets now via the link in our bio or at saatchigallery.com

Open daily from 10 AM (last entry 4:30 PM) from now until 8 September.

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The countdown is on to our Summer Solstice Festival - taking place throughout next weekend from 19 – 22 June.Celebrate t...
10/06/2026

The countdown is on to our Summer Solstice Festival - taking place throughout next weekend from 19 – 22 June.

Celebrate the longest day of the year and join us for a weekend of performances, morning yoga with Varley, evening sound baths with Aesop and seasonal refreshments, all celebrating the summer solstice alongside access to major exhibition, The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.

Spaces are limited for the workshops, but tickets for the exhibition and drop-in creative activations will be available throughout the weekend! Click the link in our bio to grab your tickets.

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Follow the rainbow… A rare shot of the moon captured by Mark Ham As we enter the first full week of The Sun and The Moon...
09/06/2026

Follow the rainbow… A rare shot of the moon captured by Mark Ham

As we enter the first full week of The Sun and The Moon, we’re excited to welcome even more visitors to our major new exhibition. There’s plenty to discover and enjoy, whatever the weather.

Open daily from 10am (last entry 4.30pm) from now until 8 September.

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🎟️ Book tickets now at the link in bio or saatchigallery.com

🌞🌛Doors are now open to our summer exhibition, The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.✨Join us on a journey...
05/06/2026

🌞🌛Doors are now open to our summer exhibition, The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.

✨Join us on a journey through a 24-hour cycle, beginning at dawn before plunging into the depths of night, and explore two floors of art, installations and rare objects inspired by the two most powerful forces in our sky.

Featured in ’s Brilliant Things to Do This June, it’s “a centuries-spanning look at how these two astronomical marvels have shaped creativity, curiosity and belief across cultures.”

Thank you to everyone who came down to the celebrate the opening of this ambitious exhibition and the work of more than 150 international artists.

Open daily from 10am (last entry 4.30pm) from now until 8 September.
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Book tickets now at the link in bio or saatchigallery.com

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Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

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