Latest Events in Saatchi Gallery(June Updated)

BEERS London presents A Moment to Myself, a solo exhibition by Nigerian artist Deborah Segun in collaboration with Saatchi Gallery that questions how the internal self reflects the natural world.

BEERS London presents Barndommens Drømme (Childhood Dreams) by Jack Kabangu in collaboration with Saatchi Gallery; the African/Danish artist's second solo exhibition in the UK following his sold-out show earlier this year.

Community Corner is a service run by the NHS aiming to combat social isolation and help people to live well in their communities. Every Thursday at Violet Melchett we run activities to promote health and wellbeing.This event is only open to Kensington & Chelsea Residents. Join us for a visit to the Saatchi Gallery Thursday the 9th January. We will meet at the Violet Melchett Health and Wellbeing Hub, 30 Flood Walk, Chelsea SW3 5RR for refreshments before walking 10 minutes to the Saatchi Gallery. Great for those who would like: A sense of community; To feel less isolated; To meet new people in the local community. Timetable 10:30pm - meet at Violet Melchett Health and Wellbeing Hub for light refreshments 10:45pm - start 10 minute walk to arrive on time at the Saatchi Gallery 11:00am - Explore exhibitions at the Saatchi Gallery 12:30pm - Event ends at Saatchi Gallery *Please note that the exhibitions are wheelchair accessible.* For information about the Saatchi Gallery: https://www.saatchigallery.com/about For current and upcoming exhibitions at the Saatchi Gallery: https://www.saatchigallery.com/whats-on *** PLEASE ONLY BOOK IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND The Community Corner team put a lot of effort into these events, alongside running a busy drop-in service. Whilst these events are free to attend, they are not free to run! If you can no longer attend please let us know in good time so that we can offer these spaces to others. Information Source: Community Corner at Violet Melchett | eventbrite

The exhibition features more than 500 unique artworks and paintings, divided into nine sections - from the gestation of "Roots", to the splendor of "Blooming", to the romantic interweaving of "Flowers and Fashion", the in-depth exploration of "Science: Life and Death", to the hopeful rebirth of "New Buds", exploring the lasting influence of flowers on creativity and human expression.