🚨 LAST DAYS to see our #FreeEntry exhibitions:   'FUTURESPECTIVE' An initiative by @VogueUkraine and Photo Vogue Showcasing 34 Ukrainian photographers across diverse genres– from documentary and fine-art photography to still life, landscapes, and collage. 📸 📍 Gallery 2

Today marks the beginning of Trans Awareness Week – a time to honour and amplify trans and gender-diverse voices, and to reflect on the complexities of identity, embodiment, and visibility. Featured in our 40th anniversary exhibition The Long Now, Jenny Saville’s 'Passage'

The Long Now Saatchi Gallery A Curators Dialogue – Nico Kos Earle https://t.co/M2XdPRkdft @saatchi_gallery @gavinturk @Conradshawcross

THE LONG NOW is NOW open! ⭐️ Today we officially open the doors to our 40th anniversary exhibition: 'The Long Now' – a group show presenting work from iconic artists closely associated with the Gallery’s dynamic history, alongside fresh voices from a new generation. Spanning

🎉 Come and celebrate Saatchi Gallery’s 40th anniversary this Friday night! Our first winter LATES, powered by @peugeotuk will allow you first looks at our upcoming 40th anniversary exhibition: THE LONG NOW (opening this Wednesday 5 November)  🎂 We'll be celebrating with a

🎉 You’re invited to the party! 🎂 We’re celebrating Saatchi Gallery’s 40th anniversary with a series of LATES powered by @PeugeotUK —special Friday-night events filled with creativity, workshops, drinks, and after-hours access to our exhibitions. Each LATES event brings a new

NOW OPEN 🎉 The 2025 Artist of the Future Prize, powered by @PeugeotUK This exhibition highlights artists who’ve pushed the possibilities of digital art, challenging convention, and inviting audiences to see creativity through fresh perspectives. The prize showcases

Coming soon to Saatchi Gallery: EXHALE – Kat Kristof BEERS London (@beerslondon ) presents Kat Kristof: Exhale, a solo exhibition exploring the boundaries of inner and outer space through richly layered, psychologically charged paintings. 🎨Trained in architecture and

'The Way Home' (2000) by Tom Hunter (@TomHunterArt ) is soon be featured in THE LONG NOW – Saatchi Gallery at 40, opening 5 November, 2025. 'The Way Home' takes inspiration from John Millais’s 'Ophelia', showing a young girl whose journey home from an East London rave was

Coming soon to Saatchi Gallery 🔔 STANDING ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS II Following the success of its first edition last year, this exhibition will explore the historical and ongoing invisibility of female artists. Ten Dutch female artists have created new works in direct

🖼️British Art Fair 2025 is now open until Sunday 28 September. 🏛️Leading dealers from across the UK are gathered at Saatchi Gallery to exhibit the very finest Modern and Contemporary British Art. 💫Highlights of this year's fair include special exhibition Unsung, which

📣ANNOUNCING: THE LONG NOW ⏳ Celebrating four decades of ground-breaking contemporary art, this Winter Saatchi Gallery will present ‘The Long Now’– an expansive group show with new works from iconic artists closely associated with the Gallery’s dynamic history, alongside fresh

#ThroughtheArchive 🕰️📚  In celebration of Saatchi Gallery’s 40th Anniversary, we’ve been revisiting exhibitions and key themes that have shaped our story from 1985 to 2025. 🎂 Among the most unforgettable is Richard Wilson’s 20:50 — described as “a masterpiece of the modern

📣 Tickets are on sale now for ‘Perception, Consciousness and Illusion’, an exclusive Artist Panel at Saatchi Gallery for @ChelseaArtsFest 🎙️ Acclaimed artist Alison Jackson (@alisonjackson) will present the panel discussion, bringing together renowned contemporary artists

📣 Coming soon to Saatchi Gallery: ‘Myths, Dreams and New Realities’, a new group exhibition co-curated with @BagriFoundation Myths, Dreams and New Realities will spotlight 13 emerging artists from across the Asian diaspora, who each reimagine cultural identity through personal

Former Saatchi Gallery Poet in Residence, LionHeart, joins the Chelsea Arts Festival lineup! Multi-Disciplinary Artist, Poet, Visionary Director, Rhael ‘LionHeart’ Cape Hon FRIBA, will be joining Arts Council England CEO Darren Henley and broadcaster Samira Ahmed at Saatchi