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Located on the top floor of the Saatchi Gallery, we are proud to exhibit education and community groups' artworks to the public. Alongside our onsite gallery we are launching an online Learning Gallery to exhibit artwork created by education and community groups' in response to the Gallery's exhibitions.
For each major exhibition there are opportunities to engage with creative projects and workshops whether that be in-gallery, virtually, in the classroom or at home. View our School and Communities webpages for more information on our online and in-gallery opportunities.
St Peter’s Eaton Square Church of England School visited the Saatchi Gallery in September. The children learnt about JR’s work with a guided tour of his Chronicles exhibition, followed by a workshop exploring themes in the exhibition and portrait photography.
Admission: London Grads NOW.21 ticket holders
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Child Of uses real-life stories of addiction to inspire artworks, illustrating the value of sharing your experience through the power of art.
Admission: London Grads NOW.21 ticket holders
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Open age continues its partnership with Saatchi Gallery with a community exhibition in our Learning Gallery. The exhibition open brief was ‘WRINKLES IN THE CITY’ responding directly to our current exhibition JR: Chronicles.
Admission: JR: CHRONICLES ticket holders
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Our latest exhibition celebrates the work of Accumulate members who were invited to take part in a creative collage workshop with London portrait photographer Kit Oates. In the workshop they learnt collage techniques and developed ideas around the themes of identity and responding to the JR:Chronicles exhibition.
Admission: JR: CHRONICLES ticket holders
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This exhibition is one of a series of five exhibitions taking place across Westminster Libraries and the Saatchi Gallery and showcases the work of the Westminster Creative Collective. The exhibition celebrates the creativity of young people in the borough, providing them with a chance to reflect, share and mark the significant events of the past year.
Artwork was created in different forms to communicate and express their feelings and opinions. The artworks within this exhibition explore four themes:
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