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The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial

The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial is a major exhibition exploring how the two most powerful phenomena in the sky have inspired creativity, curiosity, and belief throughout human history and across different cultures. Occupying two floors of the Gallery and spanning nine major exhibition spaces, the show presents artworks, installations, and objects that reveal how artists have responded to the Sun and the Moon.

To accompany The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial, Saatchi Gallery Lates offer art after dark on selected Fridays from 6.30PM – 9PM. Supported by Cazenove Capital.

The Raw & The Cooked brings together eleven contemporary artists who channel medieval traditions and aesthetics to explore how centuries-old themes of spiritual uncertainty and political upheaval echo in our present-day societal struggles. This exhibition explores how this period of history is not a mere relic of the past, but a useful tool for examining identity, mythology, folklore and mortality today.

The Royal Photographic Society’s International Photography Exhibition (IPE) returns to Saatchi Gallery, showcasing the diversity of contemporary photography from around the world. 113 prints by 48 photographers were selected by a guest panel from more than 5,200 photographers for inclusion in the exhibition. Experience the breadth and quality of the world’s longest-running photography exhibition, including the works by the two IPE award-winners.

Chelsea Arts Festival returns to Saatchi Gallery in September 2026 for its second edition, celebrating modern storytelling in the heart of London. Showcasing Chelsea’s rich literary heritage and its ongoing role in the capital’s cultural life, the festival brings together artists and creative practitioners working across page, stage and screen. The programme spans music, theatre, dance and film, alongside podcasting, literature and the visual arts, featuring both leading names and emerging talent from across the creative world.

Materiality explores the expressive power of materials beyond the traditional language of paint on canvas. This exhibition considers what happens when the physical substance of an artwork becomes as significant as the image, object or idea it carries.