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Saatchi Gallery (London)Newest Review: ... the station and straight on , you'd get there eventually... ~~~ATMOSPHERE~~~ The gallery is large, with work well spaced out. The rooms are mostly neutral, with a white wall, well lit, and bright, open atmosphere. The gallery is not at all crowded, you can feel very close to the art, with alot of it UN-barricaded. The space is open, hence alot of walking, and its spread over about 3-4 ... more |
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by - written on 26/09/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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The Saatchi Gallery has a range of modern to contemporary art, and is siturated in London. ~~~LOCATION AND ACCESS~~~ The Saatchi Gallery is situated in Sloane Square, Central London, a short 5-10 minute walk from the underground station. I was surprised at the lack of signs that showed where it was, and I was lucky I had printed off a Google Map!! If I was not as prepared, I may never have got there!! However, if you walk straight out the station and straight on , you'd get there eventually... ~~~ATMOSPHERE~~~ The gallery is large, with work well spaced out. The rooms are mostly neutral, with a white wall, well lit, and bright, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/11/08 (Useful, 69 readings)
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I first visited the Saatchi Gallery when it was on The South Bank in County Hall and saw an exhibition of Saatchi's more famous purchases...Tracy Emin's bed, 'that' Myra Hindley portrait and some of Grayson Perry's famous pots. It was an impressive contrast, all these icons of modern art in such a lovely old building. Devasted when it closed as it quickly became my favourite London Gallery, and sad to hear of Saatchi's fire when he lost many pieces, I was eager to see the new gallery which recently opened in Chelsea. (so eager I went before it opened just to have a peak) The location is lovely, in the park, just behind the King's Road, you wouldn't expect to find a ... Read the complete review
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