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.

Step further into the world of artist Sophie Crockett with a visit to our hotel patron, 11 Cadogan Gardens. After viewin...
20/08/2026

Step further into the world of artist Sophie Crockett with a visit to our hotel patron, 11 Cadogan Gardens.

After viewing her painting The Cherry Thief in The Sun & The Moon, take a short stroll to their Chelsea Bar, where four new works by Crockett are on display this summer.

To celebrate, the team at 11 Cadogan Gardens has created a limited-edition cocktail inspired by the exhibition — the perfect end to a celestial day!

📍 Saatchi Gallery & 11 Cadogan Gardens & Milly Green
🎟️ Exhibition tickets available via link in bio.

Every day is inside RPS International Photography Exhibition 167 🎞️On August 19th 1839, the announcement of the Daguer...
20/08/2026

Every day is inside RPS International Photography Exhibition 167 🎞️

On August 19th 1839, the announcement of the Daguerreotype - the first practical photographic process - was declared a free gift to the world by the French government, sparking a global revolution in visual storytelling.

We’re celebrating that legacy with a closer look at the extraordinary works on display in Ground Floor Galleries 1 & 2.

📍 Admission is free - plan your visit via the link in our bio!

19/08/2026

In the Midnight Room of The Sun and Moon, artist Olivia Strange explores how celestial bodies intertwine with unseen energies - examining how these connections shape and co-collaborate with human consciousness, both historically and today.

As a practising witch, Strange’s work brings an authentic dialogue to the space, bridging the physical realm and the magic beyond.

See Olivia Strange’s work on view now in The Sun and Moon at .
🎟️ Tap the link in bio for tickets and details!

Spend this Friday night at Saatchi Gallery!Explore our galleries after hours, grab a drink at the bar, and dive into han...
18/08/2026

Spend this Friday night at Saatchi Gallery!

Explore our galleries after hours, grab a drink at the bar, and dive into hands-on workshops:

Carnival Headdress Workshop: Craft a show-stopping piece with B L O S S O M ahead of Notting Hill Carnival.

My Body is a Sundial: Join , Dr Kara Murphy Schlichting, and Melting Metropolis for talks and creative activities on heat and urban living.

🎟️ Ticket includes access to The Sun and The Moon, all Ground Floor shows, workshops, and materials.

Saatchi Lates | Friday 21 August
🔗 Book your spot via the link in bio!

17/08/2026

Now open in Gallery 4 on our Ground Floor: MATERIALITY, the free entry exhibition by .

MATERIALITY explores the expressive power of physical mediums beyond paint on canvas, featuring over 20 artists who bring process, surface, and transformation to centre stage.

Experience how these artists push raw materials to their absolute limits and completely reimagine their familiar functions.

🗓️ 6 August - 12 September 2026
📍 Located on the Ground Floor in Gallery 4
🎟️ Free Entry. Pre-booking is not required.

14/08/2026

In Give Me Guidance, artist Shannon Swinburn explores the intersection of craft and computation - highlighting the skilled women who hand-wove binary code into memory modules for NASA’s Apollo Guidance Computer.

Using a jacquard loom, an important ancestor of modern computing, Swinburn uses textiles to reweave space history and place these overlooked craftswomen back at the forefront of the narrative.

See Shannon Swinburn’s work in Room 7: Walking on the Moon.
🎟️ Tap the link in bio for tickets and info!

1919 vs. TodaySwipe to see how eclipse photography has evolved over more than a century.On May 29, 1919, astronomers cap...
13/08/2026

1919 vs. Today

Swipe to see how eclipse photography has evolved over more than a century.

On May 29, 1919, astronomers captured this glass positive plate of a total solar eclipse.

Fast forward to today: high-definition satellite imagery, space telescopes, and modern astro-photography allow us to see solar prominences and the corona in unbelievable detail.
Technology changes, but our obsession with looking up remains the exact same.

Phototransparency of Eclipse Seen on 29 May 1919 (Glass positive plate, courtesy of .rmg / National Maritime Museum, Greenwich)

Currently on display in The Sun and The Moon exhibition at Saatchi Gallery.

Photo credit: BBC News

The ultimate celestial moment is happening this week. On Wednesday, 12 August, Europe and the UK will witness one of the...
10/08/2026

The ultimate celestial moment is happening this week.

On Wednesday, 12 August, Europe and the UK will witness one of the most extraordinary astronomical events of the decade - a total solar eclipse!

As the celestial alignment casts its shadow across the Earth, we are reminded of why artists have been mesmerized by the sun and moon for centuries.

Remember: always use certified eclipse glasses if you’re sky-gazing!

Artwork: ‘Eclipse of the Sun’ by Elisabeth Vellacott, as featured in our major exhibition in The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial

07/08/2026

Dancing the light away. 🩰✨

Artist .steven creates a mesmerising digital installation featuring a snippet of world-renowned ballet dancer performing The Dying Swan, brought to life through light, liquid, and movement.

📹: .steven

These videos are samples from an 8-minute Standing Stone production featuring in The Sun & the Moon exhibition. The Stan...
06/08/2026

These videos are samples from an 8-minute Standing Stone production featuring in The Sun & the Moon exhibition.

The Standing Stones are an artistic and music collaboration between Jimmy Cauty and Jem Finer. Blending folklore, deep-time acoustics, and celestial alignment, they explore the idea of encoding sound frequencies directly into megalithic standing stones during cosmologically significant events.

The ‘Stones’ record releases become the justification, and the means, by which they fund their primary interest: standing new monoliths across the land in cosmologically charged ceremonies. To date two new standing stones have been erected and more are due to follow in 2027.

The project also involves the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop, the London-based art studio, publisher, and gallery platform run by Steve Lowe. You can find out more at L-13.

Experience the full work now at The Sun and The Moon.
Don’t forget to grab a copy of the free fold-out poster during your visit!

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

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