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Saatchi Gallery

  • Art | Galleries
  • Chelsea
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Time Out says

Charles Saatchi's gallery, which opened after numerous delays in October 2008, has three floors, providing more than 70,000sq ft of space for temporary exhibitions. Given his fame as a promoter in the 1990s of what became known as the Young British Artists – Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Gavin Turk, Sarah Lucas et al – it surprised many that the opening exhibition was of new Chinese art. Since then Saatchi Gallery – housed in the historically significant Duke of York HQ – has continued its mission to provide a platform for unknown, young, contemporary artists both homegrown and international.

Details

Address
Duke of York's HQ
Duke of York's HQ
King's Rd
London
SW3 4RY
Transport:
Tube: Sloane Square
Price:
Free
Opening hours:
10am-6pm Mon-Sun
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What’s on

Saatchi Gallery Lates: The Sun and The Moon

Has the recent solar eclipse left you with a taste for all things celestial? Head to the Saatchi Gallery Lates, which will be staying open after hours for workshops and guided classes inspired by its exhibition The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.  On Friday August 21 get ready for Notting Hill Carnival with a make-your-own headdress workshop and join artist Bryony Ella and the Melting Metropolis research and community team to explore themes including heat, climate change and urban living through conversations with Bryony and historian Dr Kara Murphy Schlichting.  On Friday September 4, explore the history of tarot cards dating back to the oldest surviving set – the 15 decks of the Visconti-Sforza Tarot, painted in the mid-15th century – and then practise your printmaking techniques to design your own tarot deck. Then have your own tarot read by Tarot Booth Collective.  All late tickets also include entry to The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial. 
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