15 November – 22 January 2024
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As part of our charitable mission, Saatchi Gallery is proud to offer complimentary interactive workshops for educational and community groups. With the opening of If Not Now, When? and Christo & Jeanne-Claude: Boundless, the learning team are launching some new workshops which will deepen the participants’ understanding of the exhibitions through creative practice! These workshops are designed to be easily adapted to suit groups of all ages and abilities – the aim is to have fun and be creative, not to make copies or hyper realistic representations.
These workshops will use a range of materials and media such as clay, wire, paper mâché, polystyrene carving, collage and décollage to create sculptural works inspired by artists such as Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Yves Klein, César and Marcel Duchamp for the Christo & Jeanne-Claude: Boundless workshops, and Bridget Heriz, Christine Kowal-Post, Shirley Cameron, Pamela Storey, Carol Farrow and Michele Howarth for the If Not Now, When workshops!
All tours and workshops are subject to availability and priority goes to those from low income or disadvantaged groups.
Free tours and making workshops at Saatchi Gallery
Shout out to all LGBTQ+ young people aged 16-25! From November we are going to be working with the incredible Playhouse Theatre to deliver a series of tours, workshops and talks with special queer guest speakers. This will be part of a wider project which will give young people the chance to take part in making, as well as play readings in theatres and special support links.
Please email wellread@theplaygroundtheatre.co.uk to take part
Tags: @saatchigallery_learning
On view: 18 November– 4 January
Open to ticket holders of If Not Now When only
This exhibition is the final of the series. Previously, the work of the Collective has been shown in Pimlico, Paddington, Church Steet, and Westminster Reference libraries. A selection of these artworks was showcased at Whiteley’s ‘Window on the World’ and displayed at Westminster City Hall throughout 2023. The public was able to vote for their favorite artwork, which you can find in this exhibition at The Saatchi Gallery.
Project: Annual Student Exhibition; to celebrate student artwork
Title: In My Element
Project: Arts project exploring purpose, motivation and creativity with care leavers
Project: Annual Student Exhibition; to celebrate student artwork
Project: Annual Student Exhibition; to celebrate student artwork
Title: Mask Art Prize
Project: The MASK Prize; a unique pan-African competition, which encourages and celebrates the creativity of young Africans
Title: Mask Art Prize
Project: The MASK Prize; a unique pan-African competition, which encourages and celebrates the creativity of young Africans