Can Art Change the World? Price: £69 Dates: Friday 1 October and Friday 8 October, 14.00 – 16.00 In this online workshop, delivered over 2 half-day sessions, we will be taking inspiration from the major Saatchi Gallery exhibition, JR: Chronicles. Ideal for those who deliver all creative arts qualifications at levels 1-4 including:
AS level
A Level
UAL Awarding Body (level1-4)
BTEC
In partnership with University of the Arts London Please see here for further information Please email ual.cpd@arts.ac.uk to register your interest.
Aug 25, 4:45PM to Aug 27, 8:00PM BST
Directed and Curated by Dr Barbara Matas Moris and Rebecca Baron, Ravensbourne University London in collaboration of The California Institute of the Arts and partnership with Saatchi Learning presents ISMIS.
This year’s theme is –The Self and The other– which explores self-representation and the moving image. ISMIS-showcases the works of students and alumni of schools and educational programs from around the world who teach film as an art form.
The Robert Walters Group and UK New Artists, in collaboration with Saatchi Gallery, is proud to present the Robert Walters Group UK New Artist of the Year Award. The award helps to discover and champion the work of exceptional young artists whose work and vision represent contemporary Britain.
The 10 shortlisted artists will have their work showcased in the Gallery for the awards evening curated by Garth Gratrix, as well as a virtual gallery space for a month following the award.
8 December 2021 17:00 – 18:15 Drawing in Hospital… what is the role of mark making in contemporary healthcare 17:00 Welcome from Trystan Hawkins (CW+ Patient Environment Director) 17:05 Short keynote presentations:
Faculty of Health and Applied Sciences (HAS, UWE)
Anouk Mercier, Gary Embury, Lucy Ward (University West England)
Emily Thomas (UWE Alumni and Volunteer Project Bursary)
Olivier Kugler and Tim King (Covid19 Reportage Artists)
Patrick Tresset (Artist, Canberra University)
Shawn Walker (Breech Birth Network)
18:05 Q&A 18:15 End
Saatchi Gallery proudly offers offsite workshops run by our experienced art educators. We explore contemporary art through playful accessible activities and draw inspiration from art pieces that have been displayed at Saatchi Gallery by artists from all over the world. Participants get the chance to make their own artwork inspired by our recent and ongoing exhibitions.
Exhibition: The New Black Vanguard, 28 Oct – 22 Jan
Saatchi Gallery Learning is inviting you to take part to take part in a free entry Family Day workshop to celebrate the opening of our new exhibition “The New Black Vanguard”
Children can enjoy a collaging workshop and design their own fashion magazine cover using images of black icons and historical figures – inspired by the exhibition’s themes and content.
This event is supported by the RBKC Black History Month small grant scheme.
Admission: Pre-booking required. All workshop participants will receive free entry to the exhibition for up to 2 adults per child
Saturday 6th May 11am-4pm in Duke of York Square Public Admission is Free
Join WOM Collective artists Apparan and Mowcka for an alternative coronation ceremony, to crown your own personal hero! Crowns are an important part of graffiti culture, as they symbolise a writer or artist being at the top of their game.
The artists will show you how to create an image of someone or something important in your life, maybe a person, a pet, a toy or even a sweet treat, and then finish it off with a graffiti crown so you have a coronation day memento to bring home.
Open to ticket holders of Civilization: The Way We Live Now
Over the past 4 months we have worked with around 4,000 participants inviting them to take part in tours and workshops, onsite, offsite, online, and even by phone, to connect as many as possible with our current major exhibition Civilization: The Way We Live Now. This exhibition showcases some of the amazing work that has been made during workshops with these talented groups.
Newly launched online Learning Gallery to exhibit artwork created by education and community groups’ in response to the Gallery’s exhibitions.
Our Saatchi Learning Instagram Gallery exhibit artworks created by education and community groups’ in response to the Gallery’s exhibitions.
If you would like your work showcased on our Saatchi Learning Instagram account – please contact our Learning Team.
Located on the top floor of the Saatchi Gallery, we are proud to exhibit education and community groups’ artworks to the public. If your group would like to get involved in the learning programme and exhibit their artwork please get in touch.
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