Saatchi Gallery

Saatchi Gallery 🚨 An arts charity providing an innovative platform for contemporary art & culture. The Saatchi Gallery opened in October 2008 in the 70,000 sq. ft.
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Duke of York HQ building on King's Road, Chelsea with an exhibition dedicated to new art from China. Since then it has presented exhibitions of new work from the Middle East, India, America, the UK, as well as a major exhibition of international sculpture called The Shape of Things to Come. In 2009 the Saatchi Gallery's exhibitions of work from China and the Middle East were ranked the top two mos

t visited exhibitions in London by The Art Newspaper. In The Art Newspaper's 2010 survey the Saatchi Gallery's three exhibitions that year - Newspeak: British Art Now, Abstract America: New Painting and Sculpture and The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today - were ranked as the second, third and fourth most visited in London, surpassed only by Van Gogh at the Royal Academy of Arts. The Saatchi Gallery aims to provide an innovative forum for contemporary art, presenting work by largely unknown young artists or by international artists whose work has been rarely or never exhibited in the UK.

21/04/2026

In celebration of the final week of The Long Now, we’ve collaborated with performance artist Hannah Mason to explore the boundary between the observer and the art.

In a literal interpretation of “losing oneself” in a gallery, Hannah transitions from being a typical visitor into a surreal interaction, ‘falling’ into the artworks.

Lose yourself in The Long Now: Saatchi Gallery at 40�FINAL WEEK — Open until 26 April

Book tickets via the link in bio or at saatchigallery.com�Curated by .adams_�Supported by

Join us for our final Late of ‘The Long Now’
This Friday, we’re exploring “Inner Landscapes” through tarot cards, mind-e...
20/04/2026

Join us for our final Late of ‘The Long Now’

This Friday, we’re exploring “Inner Landscapes” through tarot cards, mind-expanding talks, and bespoke cocktails.

Workshops: Create your own linocut Tarot card with artist Alexi Marshall or explore collage-making inspired by Tom Hunter. 

Flash Talks: 10-minute talks by the collective on the nature of time, stewardship, and the human condition. 

The Bar: Sip a bespoke lotus-inspired cocktail supported by and
Open until 8:30pm

Don’t miss the closing celebration of our 40th-anniversary show.
Friday 24 April  6:30pm – 9pm

Link in bio to book your ticket.

17/04/2026

A first look at some of the works that will be presented in The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.

The exhibition unfolds as a journey through a complete 24-hour cycle, from dawn through daylight and into the depths of the night.

From early mythologies to space exploration, artworks, installations and objects will reveal how artists across cultures and throughout history have responded to the Sun and the Moon.

Opening 5 June.
Supported by
Book tickets via the link in bio or at saatchigallery.com

Our ‘Back to the 1980s’ ticket offer starts today.To mark the final weeks of The Long Now: Saatchi Gallery at 40, ticket...
16/04/2026

Our ‘Back to the 1980s’ ticket offer starts today.

To mark the final weeks of The Long Now: Saatchi Gallery at 40, ticket prices have been reversed back to their 80s equivalent. The offer runs from today, Thursday 16 to Monday 20 April.

Less than two weeks remain to see this “brilliant showcase of the Gallery’s decades-long passion for contemporary art” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It’s also one of the last chances to experience Richard Wilson’s iconic 20:50 before it leaves the Gallery again. A striking installation of black engine oil that transforms the space into a dark, mirror-like illusion.

Book tickets at the link in our bio, or visit saatchigallery.com

Curated by .adams_ 
Supported by

15/04/2026

At a time of renewed focus on our skies, Saatchi Gallery presents a major new exhibition: The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.�
Opening 5 June, The Sun and The Moon takes over two floors and nine galleries, bringing together art, installations and rare objects that explore how these forces have shaped art, science, belief and imagination across cultures and centuries.

The exhibition takes you on a journey from dawn through to the darkest hours to reveal how the Sun and the Moon shape our world and the way we see it. Featuring major installations Helios by and Massless Suns & Dark Suns by

5 June – 8 September 2026
Supported by
Learn more and book tickets now at saatchigallery.com

14/04/2026

Our 1980s ticket offer is BACK for one last time.�
Experience The Long Now between Thursday 16 – Monday 20 April with tickets priced as they were 40 years ago, starting from £3.20.�
The exhibition pairs new commissions with historic works to encourage long-term thinking over today’s throwaway culture.�
Tickets are selling fast; we recommend booking ahead as door availability is limited.�
Book via the link in bio or saatchigallery.com�
The Long Now is supported by and curated by

13/04/2026

Now open: Textile Art Redefined

Showcasing work by 15 visionary artists, this exhibition celebrates the vibrancy of textile art today and expands its very definition.

Embroidery, quilting, weaving and knitting are presented alongside methods such as fabric manipulation and assemblage. It is our first group show dedicated solely to textile artists, highlighting a medium that has continued to evolve, often outside the spotlight.

Curated by Helen Adams, founder of Textile Curator and author of Fine Art Textiles: Conversations with Artists Creating by Hand.

Visit now until 10 May with free entry, no pre-booking required.

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10/04/2026

Polly Morgan invites us to peer beneath the surface, where the natural world and modern artifice meet in unexpected ways.�
From taxidermy to trompe l’oeil nail artistry, her sculptures use snakeskins and polystyrene packaging to explore the tension between reality and the false narratives of our digital age.�
These intricate works offer a surreal reflection on isolation, standing as haunting reminders of a world caught between the organic and the manufactured.�
Visit The Long Now: Saatchi Gallery at 40 �FINAL WEEKS — Open until 26 April

Book tickets via the link in bio or at saatchigallery.com �Curated by .adams_ �Supported by

10/04/2026

15 April 2026

Our only constant.

Ryan Mosley invites us into a world where the past and present collide on a grand scale.From top hats to musical intrume...
09/04/2026

Ryan Mosley invites us into a world where the past and present collide on a grand scale.

From top hats to musical intruments, his canvases are filled with “pictorial cues” that weave together art history, class commentary, and a touch of the surreal.

In his latest works, Mosley’s process is as captivating as his subjects. He uses his brush like a pencil - building rich, theatrical spaces through layers of translucent washes that create a unique, batik-like quality.

The result? A series of fantastic, whimsical scenes that feel both timeless and entirely of the moment.

Visit the Exhibition: Saatchi Gallery at 40FINAL WEEKS — Open until 26 April

Book tickets via the link in bio or at saatchigallery.com
Curated by .adams_
Supported by

08/04/2026

15 April 2026

Watch this space.

07/04/2026

The sun is shining and the Gallery is too!

Unwind and take your time in The Long Now, an exhibition which takes its name from a concept of fostering long-term thinking, and challenging throwaway culture. Featuring newly created works alongside historic pieces that remain impactful and relevant today.��Only a few weeks left to see the exhibition before it closes on 26 April.��Book your ticket via link in bio or visit saatchigallery.com��Curated by .adams_�Supported by

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