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Pre-booking is strongly advised, but some tickets will be available for purchase at the Gallery each day.
EXHIBITION ADMISSION
Monday to Sunday
Saatchi Gallery Members
Free Entry. Booking not required. Click for details
Standard: £25
Students & Seniors (65+): £15
Family*: £55
6-16 years: £10
Children (under 6 years)**: Free
Valid proof of concession or membership must be presented upon entry.
*Two standard adult tickets and two under 16 year olds
**Must be accompanied by an adult ticket holder
EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS
Monday – Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Last Entry: 4.30pm
PLEASE NOTE
No large bags or luggage, no electric scooters and no food or drink – except water in bottles are permitted.
FAQs: BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON
What is BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON?
It is the most comprehensive graffiti & street art exhibition to open in the UK, and is set to take over all three floors of London’s iconic Saatchi Gallery.
How do I purchase tickets?
Tickets can be perchased via the Saatchi Gallery website or in person at the ticket desk.
Do I need to book a ticket for my child?
All children over the age of 6 are required to hold a ticket to access the exhibition. Children under 6 do not require a ticket.
Are family tickets available?
Yes. A family ticket is £55, for 2 aduts and 2 children under the age of 18.
How long does it take to walk through the exhibition?
As the exhibition covers all three floors of the Gallery we recomend at least 90 minutes, but visitors are welcome to explore for as long as they like!
How much does it cost for admission to BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON?
Tickets are from £15. Concessions & Family tickets available. Members Go Free.
How long is the exhibition running for?
The exhibition opens on Friday, 17 February and runs until Friday, 9 May, 2023.
What time is last entry to BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON?
The final entry time-slot is between 4-4.30Pm. Entry after this time will be permitted but may not allow enouugh time to fully experience the exhibition.
Will there be bag checks at Saatchi Gallery?
As a security measure during BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON, we have introduced bag checks at the entrance / exit to the Gallery.
Can I store my bags while I view the exhibition?
Our cloakroom is available during opening hours to store any items during your visit. Saatchi Gallery Members have free use of the cloakroom.
Is BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON suitable for children?
Yes, the exhibiton is full of colourful content for children to enjoy. However please be aware some rooms contain works of an explicit nature including nudity, drug use and profanity. Please email [email protected] for more specific information.
Are scooters or e-scooters permitted?
No scooters or e-scooters are permitted within Saatchi Gallery.
Can I visit Saatchi Store without a ticket for BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON?
There is no admittance into Saatchi Gallery without a ticket for the exhibition. Online orders can be collected from the Store by showing confirmation of purchase to a member of our team.
About
The “Arrival” project will present the systematic work of “Crypto ZR” incorporating internet discussions regarding crypto art, attributed to the discussion on language, civilisation, and communication in the film “Arrival”.
Somewhere between the old and new world, Crypto ZR will take you to another place based on algorithms, crypto, virtual, digital, anonymous, and decentralised, referenced as the “portal to the metaverse”. The metaverse era rethinks the world of economy, concordance, environment, resources, ideology, computational propaganda, viruses, and human nature.
These are relevant to the various situations in which Crypto ZR is presented at work and through time. The “Arrival” Project, too, is time-based and uses technology and art to understand the power of human connection.
Artist: CryptoZR (Liu Jiaying)
CryptoZR (Liu Jiaying) previously served as Chief Product Designer of Global SNS in the international business department of Tencent. In 2016, she was accepted to the master’s degree program at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in China. During her studies, she focused on blockchain technology to explore artistic transformation, and the development of unique artistic languages. In 2017, Liu Jiaying established Singapore Foundation ProChain, and the Blockchain Foundation. In 2021, the Guardian Art Center hosted her major solo exhibition Crypto ZR: Cookie Cookie. Followed by CRYPTO ZR: COOKIE COOKIE 2.0 in Venice, 2022.
Curator: Li Zhenhua
Li Zhenhua works between Zurich, Berlin and Hong Kong, and has been active in contemporary art since 1996 with a focus on curation, art creation and project management. Li has been the Film Curator at Art Basel Hong Kong since 2014 and nominated for numerous prizes including the Prix Pictet in Switzerland. He won Curator of the Year from Art Power in 2014 as well as Curator of the Year from TANC Asia Prize in 2015. Prior to this, Zhenhua sat on the advisory board for ‘Digital Revolution’ at the Barbican Centre in London and has acted as a juror for the Korean Cultural Center’s Open Call 2021.
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Saatchi Gallery presents an immersive garden installation featuring works by British multimedia artist Catriona Robertson. Created utilising re-claimed urban materials and plant life, visitors are invited to explore the newly commissioned giant, worm-like sculptures, ‘Gigantic Pile’.
The garden, designed by Dave Green with the aim of conveying the importance of ecological growth without the interruption of human activity, encouraging visitors to engage with the garden and reconnect with nature.
Corrugated pathways allow visitors to be physically close to the sculptures and immerse themselves in the site specific garden.
Exploring the relationship between nature and man-made materials, this years garden hihghlights the resiliance of wilderness.
Catriona explains, ‘A ghost wilderness hovers in wait of reclaiming the human made landscape as weeds and entangled roots grow between the cracks of concrete foundations.’
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Explore three floors of literature and design history at the UK’s most prestigious rare book fair. Whether you’re a collector searching for a lost masterpiece, or a browsing bibliophile with an addiction to classics, over a hundred friendly booksellers will be waiting to share their unexpected treasures. If you love books and works on paper, Firsts London is the fair you can’t miss this spring.
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Join Fat Boy Slim in conversation with Dylan Jones OBE, journalist and author, for a special Beyond the Streets London Lates talk.
SAATCHI LATES MEMBERS ONLY TICKETS
Saatchi Gallery members are invited to explore Beyond the Streets London until 9.30PM.
Not a member? Become a member from £35/year for free entry & additional benefits.
A valid membership card must be shown on arrival and no exceptions.