Saatchi Gallery

🌟 Ground floor exhibitions at Saatchi Gallery are now open! 🎉 💥Samuel Nnorom: Multitude or Minority? Join us for a solo exhibition of remarkable emerging Nigerian artist, Samuel Nnorom, winner of the M&C Saatchi Group Art for Change Prize 2022. Open until November 24. 💥The Walls Between Us Explore the intricate notion of ‘home’ through the lens of 12 talented artists, curated by SOTA Marketplace. Open until November 25. 💥Unreal City Dive into the vibrant world of abstract painting in London, showcasing three generations of artists who redefine the genre. Open until November 17. Don’t miss out! Free Entry, No pre-booking required 🖼️✨ #SaatchiGallery #ArtExhibitions #Abstract painting #TextileArt #Painting #ArtLondon

💥ANNOUNCING💥 ANEESA DAJOOWEE: MARCH OF THE HUMMINGBIRDS 📸🕊️ Adding to our line-up of major winter exhibitions, March of the Hummingbirds presents the work of award-winning portrait and documentary photographer Aneesa Dawoojee. Her compassionate and considered project documents the rich histories and cultures of the Caribbean, along with Mauritius, and highlights the power of community spirit. See this exhibition alongside As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic and Anastasia Samoylova: Adaptation on our combined ticket, which grants entry to THREE exhibitions for the price of one. 📍 Gallery 10 🎫 Tickets from £6 via the link in bio. One ticket. Three exhibitions. 📅 5 November 2024- 5 January 2025 @mpbcom @royalphotographicsociety @aneesaimages

✨ Get ready for art after dark! 🌛Join us at Saatchi Gallery for our 2024 Winter Lates, featuring our three major exhibitions: As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic, Anastasia Samoylova: Adaptation and Aneesa Dajoowee: March of the Hummingbirds ⭐️ On 8 November, dive into sustainability with a panel featuring inspiring female founders and creators, hosted by Rock Badger and Tiny Studios. Don’t miss out! 🌟On 6 December, get ready for creative workshops led by the Saatchi Gallery Learning team, with special activations by our supporter Pasqua Wines. 💥 And Finally, on 17 January, two more creative workshops will be led by the Saatchi Gallery learning team! Your ticket includes: - Entry to major exhibitions - Entry to all ground floor shows - Access to Bar open until 8:30 PM 🌟 Dates: 8 November, 6 December, and 17 January, 6:30 PM – 9 PM. 🎟️ Book Tickets Now Via the Link in Bio 🔗 🎨 #SaatchiLates #ArtAfterDark

✨Coming Soon✨: Unreal City: Abstract Painting in London 💥 Curated by Dominic Beattie and Sam Cornish, Unreal City presents three generations of Abstract artists who will grapple with abstraction’s past in order to move it into the future, or at least make a vivid present. 🎫 Free Entry, No Booking Required 📅 18 October- 17 November 2024 Image: Simon Callery, Red Mantle (2020) #abstractart #unrealcity #artlondon #saatchigallery #abstract #abstraction

Lebohang Kganye, visual artist and photographer from Johannesburg, explores the materiality of photography through her use of sculptural, performative, theatrical and moving images. 📸💃 “She combines elusive characters with “real” figures, constructing narratives that blur the lines between past and present, reality and imagination.” Kganye utilises family archives to do so. (African Digital Art, 2024) See this work, along with others by Lebohang Kganye in As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic at Saatchi Gallery from the 5 NOVEMBER 2024 Produced by @aperturefnd Image credits: Lebohang Kganye, Re shapa setepe sa lenyalo II, 2013, from As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic (Aperture, 2021). © Lebohang Kganye #LondonPhotographyExhibitions #SaatchiGalleryExhibition #SaatchiGalleryPhotography #contemporaryart #AsWeRise

Yesterday, Prince William visited the #HomelessnessReframed exhibition at Saatchi Gallery to meet with artists and the people featured or who inspired the artwork created for the exhibition. This included renowned photographer Rankin, graffiti artist Opake, and artist Sam D'Cruze and her muse and friend Sasha. The Prince also met children from Creative Kids, a charity in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, who took part in one of the Homelessness: Reframed workshops to create the Open Doors section of the exhibition.   Created by #Homewards, Saatchi Gallery and Eleven Eleven Foundation, Homelessness: Reframed brings to life the breadth and complexities of homelessness and aims to help the public to engage with, and better understand, the stories of those who have experienced the issue and inspire optimism that it can be ended.   Find out more: https://lnkd.in/e2nZcG7s

Our CEO Amanda Berry OBE last week hosted family and friends of the artists and contributors involved in the Homelessness: Reframed exhibition at Saatchi Gallery in London. The event thanked all of those involved and gave them a chance to share their artworks with their networks and communities. Created through a partnership between The Royal Foundation’s Homewards programme, Saatchi Gallery and Eleven Eleven Foundation, Homelessness: Reframed utilises the power of art to help improve the nation’s understanding of homelessness and inspire optimism that it can be ended. The exhibition consists of three sections that bring to life the breadth and complexities of homelessness. Invisible Words which features a poignant collection of signs created by people experiencing street homelessness worldwide, while in Reframed, artists were invited to create works reflecting their own or others’ experiences of homelessness. The third and final section, Open Doors, was created in collaboration with local artists with lived experience and children & young people from the six #Homewards locations. #HomelessnessReframed Find out more about the exhibition: https://lnkd.in/eZDY8rzi

🚨 LAST CHANCE! 🎟 Only a few tickets remain for tomorrow's 'In Conversation with Ian Anderson'. Ian and Writer & Designer Adrian Shaunessy will come together at Saatchi Gallery to discuss design, and the almost 40-year legacy of distinctive and trail-blazing work produced by The Designers Republic™ (TDR™). Learn more and book tickets here: https://lnkd.in/efGWhta2 The evening will include: • In Conversation talk between Ian Anderson & Adrian Shaughnessy • Access to all Ground Floor shows • Opportunity to purchase a copy of the book signed by Ian Anderson • Bar open until 8.15pm This event is kindly supported by Thames & Hudson.

To launch our ground-breaking exhibition, Homelessness: Reframed at Saatchi Gallery, our #Homewards Advocates and artists shared their personal experiences of homelessness. These have been turned into four different striking images that will be shown on OOH sites in London and on our digital channels.   With support from M&C Saatchi UK, who helped bring these experiences to life, the images spotlight homelessness in its many forms. From sofa surfing, to living in cars or other temporary accommodation, and for some, sleeping on the streets, each image mirrors the situation that our artists and Advocates experienced at a point in their lives. To catch audience attention, these experiences were placed in a frame to reflect the exhibition’s aim of utilising the power of art to help improve the nation’s understanding of homelessness. The art featured in the exhibition raises awareness of homelessness and inspires optimism that it can be ended.   Homelessness: Reframed is open until Friday 20th September at Saatchi Gallery and is free to visit.

Join us next week, for an evening 'In Conversation with Ian Anderson' 🗣 On Weds 21 August from 6:45pm, Ian - the founder of world-renowned graphic design studio, The Designers Republic - will speak with writer and designer Adrian Shaughnessy about the studio's ground-breaking work on electronic music identities, gaming world designs, and anti-establishment aesthetics💥 The event comes off the back of the recent publication of the retrospective survey book – A to Z of The Designers Republic, published by Thames & Hudson. After the talk, you’ll have the chance to purchase signed copies of the book 📙 BOOK TICKETS HERE: https://lnkd.in/eecpztSa 🎟️ £10 for standard entry 🎟️ £60 for entry + signed copy of A to Z of The Designers Republic The evening includes: • In Conversation talk between Ian Anderson & Adrian Shaughnessy • Access to all current Ground Floor shows • Opportunity to purchase a copy of the book signed by Ian Anderson • Bar open until 8.15pm This event is kindly supported by Thames & Hudson.