Saatchi Gallery Review

A reference. Have to visit it if yiu are interested in the field of Art Buisness...

Great place with nice attraction and this exposed it's changing

Tutankhamun exhibition. Busy, had to queue even though we had timed tickets. Not too crowded inside.

Full of people who are there just to say that they're at the Saatchi Gallery. Doesn't have much of what I would call Art, but that's my opinion. Bottom floor display with the oil was pretty cool. Probably takes about 30 mins to look around the building

Went to the Saatchi to see the Tutankhamen expo. Interesting exhibits and gives you a flavour of what Carter and Caernarvon would have found. It was, however, very busy and thus it was difficult to see the exhibits. It paid to wait and let the crowds move on!

Easy to get to, pleasant area and a great exhibition

Fab went to see the Tutankhamen exhibition. Busy but you can take your time going around, seating along the route so you can rest.. nice cafe and facilities.

Well worth a visit, currently housing the Tutankhamun exhibition

It is a lovely spacious gallery with very friendly helpful staff. I went to see the Tutankhamun exhibition which was amazing but extremely crowded.

Interesting.... The display that was on that day evoked some debate :)

See the Egyptian exhibition here. Lovely venue with great open space and shops on hand.

The Saatchi Gallery, in the heart of London's wealthy village, is a fairly large gallery with free exhibits. The large garden and many exhibits are excellent.

A great place to visit . Vising during a long break walking a floor each week until completed a great way to relax and forget about the office

A good location in Duke of York's Square, Kings Road, Chelsea. Just a short walk from Sloane Square and the Underground station, or take the No. 11 bus from Victoria Train Station.

The Tutankhamun Exhibition was crowded on a Sunday afternoon with queues for entry. Book tickets in advance on their website. Entry slots to the exhibition are time staggered.

The gallery is on various levels with both stairs and elevators. The combination of crowds and queues inside with insufficient ventilation, low background lighting and spot lighting to highlight the exhibits, creates a claustrophobic and stuffy environment.

Many people ignoring instructions not to use their mobile phones for photo's and videography. Some even using flash photography!

Toilets are downstairs in the basement.

Fabulous gallery. The Tutankhamun exhibition was amazing.

Art gallery + warm up? yes please. Had an incredible time and big big up to the gallery management for having such an innovative and great idea.. and obviously a biiiig up to the warm up fam!

Spacious viewing rooms enabling displayed works of art to be seen at their best.

Saatchi Gallery is a modern art gallery close to Sloane square. It is quite spacious, extending over 3 floors and had a lot of temporary exhibitions from various artists.

We visited for the 'We live in an ocean of air's VR interactive exhibition which we found just okay. I can understand it can be a great, original experience for some but not so much of you have used a VR headset already.

Loved the Tutankhamun exhibition. Very well organised so everyone could see the exhibits,.

Unbelievable rubbish. Pompous worship of an idea that was terrible to start with. The curators should study German art and try to get what the point of art is rather than fill this hanger with utter tripe!!

Art is a personal preference. There is a good mix and you'll find things you like, things you don't and those that are simply not comprehendable. Like the way you can walk from gallery 1 to gallery 6 without missing out displays. Or doubling back.

From October 2019 to May 2020 there is a monograph of Tutankhamun, it is necessary to get a ticket beforehand since it is usually quite full and they are sold out during the weekend.
The rest of the exhibitions are closing until the Tutankhamun exhibition closes

My mother's Christmas present was a trip to the Tutankhamun exhibition, which has timed slots. Despite the weather, despite the delays due to how busy it was, the exhibition it utterly amazing and definitely worth a visit!

I absolutely loved it. The whole exhibition from the lower ground floor to the second floor was remarkable. I really enjoyed the arctic photojournalist images, and also the anti-plastic bags piece of work. The grandeur of them all was excellent, as each piece was about triple the size of me. It feels very new, and the works of art are all 2019, so for a free gallery it is worth visiting to see the newest modern art!

FREE FUN with the best artists globally, Saatchi never disappoints. Take your time going through each floor (don t forget the basement) + exit through the gift shop. On the weekends enjoy the food market out the front, the Duck roll & Oysters are a fav!

The Tutankhamun exhibition was outstanding. My best experience of February 2020

Tutenkhamen exhibition was very badly organised. Far too many people booked for the timed session meaning that it was impossible to see anything. Crowd control was required and lacking. Very disappointing.

Went to Tutenkarmon exhibition very good well worth the visit.

Great location and venue for the Tutankhamun exhibition. Bit disappointed that the burial mask wasn't there though.

One of the first gallery I've discovered when I first moved in London 8 years ago.
The place is so relaxing and the exhibitions are always breathtaking. If you love contemporary art. Then you'll love Saatchi Gallery.

Amazing Tutankhamun exhibition. Really rude staff especially at the entrance like they are doing is a freaking favour. Don t like your job don t do it!

Odd collection of "Art" some of which look like school GCSE projects. We turned up 30 minutes before closing and zipped through with 10 minutes to spare.

Great place, lots of quality lightning, friendly staff

Great to see Tutankhamun exhibition but too many people

It's a bit of a rabbit Warren with no natural light. We went for the Tutankhamen Exhibition which was stretched out over 8 or 9 galleries mainly do they could cram in as many people as possible and too many. It was difficult to get near some of the cases. The audio tour was extremely basic and a waste it money. Most of the info was written as well. All in all it was nice but rather uninspired. The gift shop is ludicrously overpriced and filled with tat!

Wonderful Tutankhamun exhibition but appalling organisation. Very crowded. The exhibits made it worthwhile though.

One of the most interesting exhibitions I've ever seen. Definitely worth the price.

Great array of contemporary art. Great shows. Loved it.

Visited the Tutankhamun Exhibition. Absolutely amazing.

Went tk visit yhe King Tut exhibition and it was superb. I saw it in the British Museum in 1972 and whilst it didn't have the same impact (no Death Mask!!) The exhibition was still tremendous, the naration and annotation were first class.

My low rating is based on the tutankhamen exhibition itself, not the exhibits (obviously). Bearing in mind every poster and advert features the famous burial casket and mask It would be reasonable to assume that it was part of the exhibition. So as we got crushed through the crowds in the first four rooms we eagerly anticipated the highlight in room five. Unfortunately we ended up in the gift shop asking each other if we had actually missed the most important exhibit. The small notice next to the replica of the mask in the gift shop points out that the original does not leave Egypt.
I can completely understand why this is the case but I can t understand why the exhibition seems to be selling itself on that one particular treasure.

In actual fact, the exhibition is a very small selection of the treasures and we expected to see a lot more. The audio guides are a complete waste of money As all the important information is written on the showcases. Coupled with the very obvious overcrowding (which is clearly the galleries method of maximising revenue as much as possible) we left disappointed.

Very nice location and just nice place to be generally. Nice to shop and browse too.

Attended a Trade Wine Tasting here,a great building light and airy with good access to all floors.
A well laid out gallery with very good facilities.

Excellent Free Admission, Outstanding contemporary art collection.

Wonderful gallery, Charles is a good friend.. and very talented!

Excellent exhibition of Russian artists including Pusey Riot. Loved the Calder drawings. Very helpful staff. Only gripe is that the only toilets were closed for cleaning before gallery closed - but Mess restaurant adjacent helped out....

Fabulous, emotional exhibition But far too busy and people taking photos on phone spoiled my experience hugely

Beautiful garden with amazing exhibitions. I loved their Chanel exhibition. I had to wait for an entire hour to enter as the line for the Chanel exhibition was massive.

Good but very warm. Tutankhamun exhibition was fantastic.

Fantastic exhibition and best shop of any museum I've been in..

The Tutankhamun Exhibition was outstanding. Very well laid out. The virtual reality experience was well worth it.
Also ifyouneed the ladies loo follow the yellow line

Beautiful gallery! Its quite small but very charming. You can have guided tours for free.

Tutankhamen exhibition was very good!

Shame the staff were not more strict on usage of mobile phones for photography/filming purposes, which the Saatchi Gallery emphasised was prohibited. We found many of the visitors to be very inconsiderate waving their phones around throughout the whole exhibition, which meant that we weren't able to enjoy the experience to the full extent.

It presents the works of various volunteers. Whether it be paintings or creations, it is generally very colorful. The subject is not always obvious and is very often quite provocative.

Went here for the tutankhamun exhibition. Fascinated by the items they had in display

King Tut exhibition very busy, it's big already and takes time to see each exhibit, but takes too long because waiting for people to move out of the way. Long way to toilets. Cafe closed by the time we sped around. Best
part was exhibit. Last chance.

Very good expositions. This is not a famous place but I recommend! The Richard Wilson room is spectacular.
All for free and guided visits.

Superb,
Great location, fantastic art display and really polite welcoming staff.
Return I shall

Tutankhamun exhibition is very interesting but a lot of people

It is free entry and its a great space with some whacky art

Went for the Tutankahmum exhibition- well presented and informative

Enjoyed the inter activity and the moving account of the African migration through Libya.