Archives: Exhibitions

Pre-booking is advised, but some tickets will be available for purchase at the Gallery each day.

EXHIBITION ADMISSION – Monday to Sunday

Price with Donation
General Admission:                   £8 (£7 without donation)
Concession*                              £6 (£5 without donation)
Family**                                     £19 (£17 without donation)
Children under 6 years:            Free entry when accompanied by an adult ticket holder

*Students, Seniors 65+, or children 6-16 yrs. Valid proof of status must be presented upon entry if requested.
**2 adults & 2 children under the age of 18

Free Access for Carers
A carer accompanying a ticketholder with accessibility needs will be admitted free alongside the ticketholder. Both parties should enquire with staff upon arrival.

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EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS

Monday – Sunday:                           10am – 6pm
Last Entry for exhibition:                5pm

INFORMATION FOR YOUR VISIT

The following items are not permitted within the exhibition spaces: Large bags, luggage, scooters, food and drink (except water in bottles).

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Glenmorangie has partnered with renowned Japanese botanical artist Azuma Makoto to create a masterpiece, entitled Shinra Bansho, inspired by the natural world and complex tasting notes of the Highland single malt. This will be exclusively showcased at Saatchi Gallery on the 24th and 25th June.

In partnership with Glenmorangie’s Master Distiller Dr Bill Lumsden, Azuma Makoto has created the botanical sculpture which pays homage to their shared love of the natural world. This masterpiece features orchids, roses and wildflowers alongside tree bark, roots and moss – encompassing all of nature from the earth to the sky.

This unique late-night session at the Gallery on Monday evening of the 24th June, will see guests enjoy whisky cocktails and canapés with a botanical twist, alongside an insight into the artist’s inspiration.

Tickets will include two whisky cocktails or drams, and access to view Azuma Makoto’s masterpiece. Open to over 18s only.

Timed entry & tickets required at the following link: https://www.glenmorangie.com/azuma-makoto

About

Stasha Palos’s art explores beautiful moments that surround us, the ones we don’t always stop to see or allow ourselves to feel. Her exhibition, ‘Where’s My Stash?’ at Saatchi Gallery, will encourage visitors to search for the beauty in the small things, to feel joy in those tiny moments.

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Showcasing a series of works by the 2023 Robert Walters UK New Artist prize winner Sofia Laskari, Body and Flesh invites the viewer to consider the physical and mental challenges we face as individuals.

Laskari’s work is deeply personal, offering a relatable exploration of the human experience. In this series of paintings, she experiments with vibrant colours and textures to present vast surfaces of painterly flesh. Her often claustrophobic images – where powerful self-portraiture dominates in ambiguous recurring interiors – address feelings of isolation, distress, rage and vulnerability.

Body and Flesh is Laskari’s debut solo exhibition. She recently graduated with a BA in Fine Art and has previously exhibited in group shows at APT Gallery, SPG Galleries, RBSA Gallery and London Biennale 2023.

The title of this exhibition is taken from Luke Hannam’s drawing How to Make a Head, 2024 , a head seemingly constructed from rectangular blocks. Not intended as a portrait of an existing person in the traditional sense, the work assembles life from scratch to create a humanoid form.

In this spirit of alchemy, all the artists in the exhibition have been handed the force of Prometheus, to blow life-giving fire into inanimate materials. The figures, bodies and body-parts seem to be in the process of coming alive through the imaginative use of materials and collage. Although they are made-up characters, the inhabitants of this exhibition feel strangely present.

Featured Artists
Dominic Beattie
Paul Cole
Jody DeSchutter
Tim Ellis
Lucy Evetts
Luke Hannam
James Alec Hardy
Harry Jones
Alec Kronacker
Tom Shedden
Robert Welch
Poppy Whatmore
Anisa Zahedi
Neil Zakiewicz

This exhibition is curated by Dominic Beattie.

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Join us to celebrate Nature’s Bounty, where an enchanting 8-metre floating table adorned with a vibrant tapestry of forest leaves sets the scene for a floral feast. Suspended above, seasonal blooms ascend towards the ceiling where they intertwine with cascading autumn leaves, symbolising the essence of life’s cycles. Crafted consciously by Tom de Houwer using locally grown, fresh-cut flowers from Marlston Farmgirl, this installation beckons viewers to reflect on our bond with nature and our shared responsibility to nurture it.

This exhibition is designed by Tom de Houwer and produced by HERB Flower Studio.

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Saatchi Gallery presents its 2024 RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden with British-Caribbean artist Zak Ové.

Titled Abeba Esse, the garden will depict a Black Diasporic journey, from Africa to the Caribbean, and ultimately the UK. Visitors will be led down a path through changing landscapes, encountering Ové’s Invisible Man sculptures along their journey. The African section reflects the idea of ‘Paradise Found’, which Ové describes as, “An autochthonous verdant, jungle scene, where plant life grows untamed in a raw and natural state.” 

Moving into the Caribbean, visitors will see a change in the native lush flora and fauna of the islands to that of tilled earth with planted crops, typical of slave plantations. The gateway is marked by a change in the path – from the dark soil of the African jungle, to wooden planks that reference the slave ships that carried many through the infamous Middle Passage.

Finally, they will reach a quintessential English garden, featuring the kinds of plants found in stately homes and country houses, indicative of the power and wealth accrued in the UK through slavery. Throughout the garden, botanical labels record the names of historical figures, institutions and corporations who benefited from investments in slavery.

The garden, designed in collaboration with award-winning Garden Designer Dave Green, encourages important conversations about the themes central to Ové’s work – the African Diaspora, contemporary multiculturalism, globalisation, and the blend of politics, tradition, race, and history that informs our identities. Ové stresses that revealing and heralding the histories and skills of those that were rendered invisible is an important part of writing an inclusive history. He comments, “History can and should be accessed in different ways, so as to engage a variety of audiences, and educate and inform through unexpected mediums such as a flower garden.”

Click here to book tickets to RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

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Firsts London – one of the most popular and prestigious rare book fairs in the world – returns to Saatchi Gallery. Whether you’re a collector looking for the next masterpiece to add to your library, or a bibliophile who loves browsing second-hand classics, Firsts London is a unique cultural event not to be missed. Get up close with inscribed firsts editions, occult manuscripts, letters between prominent figures, and gorgeous bindings embroidered by deft hands, or inlaid with precious stones.

The theme for Firsts London 2024 is ‘The Art of the Book’. In books, the visual arts meet literature, and beauty may be admired in illustration and illumination; in calligraphy and cartography; in typography and photography; in printmaking and paper manufacture; and within the art of bookbinding itself. Book design represents shifting tastes and conventions through the centuries and across cultures, as well as revealing socioeconomic factors which influence their production. Our theme for Firsts London 2024 brings together the best the market has to offer when it comes to beautiful and finely crafted books.

Book tickets at firstslondon.com.

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About

Showcasing a series of works by the 2023 Robert Walters UK New Artist prize winner Sofia Laskari, Body and Flesh invites the viewer to consider the physical and mental challenges we face as individuals.

Laskari’s work is deeply personal, offering a relatable exploration of the human experience. In this series of paintings, she experiments with vibrant colours and textures to present vast surfaces of painterly flesh. Her often claustrophobic images – where powerful self-portraiture dominates in ambiguous recurring interiors – address feelings of isolation, distress, rage and vulnerability.

Body and Flesh is Laskari’s debut solo exhibition. She recently graduated with a BA in Fine Art and has previously exhibited in group shows at APT Gallery, SPG Galleries, RBSA Gallery and London Biennale 2023.

About

Fostering collaboration and solidarity among women in the arts, Standing on the Shoulders of Giants aims to platform emerging and established Dutch female artists. The exhibition draws inspiration from the rich history of giants like Rachel Ruysch and Saar de swart with a clear intent to reshape the narrative for the current and future generations of women artists. 

Exhibiting artists: 

Janine van Oene
Iriée Zamblé
Krystel Geerts
Simone Albers
Wieteke Heldens
Maria Roosen
Anne von Freyburg
Lisa Šebestíková
Anya Janssen
Louise te Poele

Curated by Louise te Poele

Exhibition Partners

The show is a collaboration between Saatchi Gallery, SMAG Foundation (artistic director Louise te Poele and business director Lotte Rosier).

Supported by the Dutch Embassy UK, Mondriaan Fund, Stichting Voor Vrouwen Door Vrouwen, Collection Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, and other funding partners.

Visit: https://sotsog.nl/ 

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