Saatchi Gallery Review

The tutankhamun exhibition showing here was well organised and the staff were polite and friendly, the tickets were timed and it was still a bit crowded inside but that didn t matter as it was still an excellent experience.
It was laid out in different rooms with some on the 1st floor, there was a shop at the end of the tour which was a tad overpriced, didn t visit the cafe.

Tutankhamun experience was good but too busy to see all artifacts

Closed for 'beauty event' but no advanced publicity that gallery shut so we wasted a lot of time travelling here to no avail.

I loved this gallery, the selection of art piece is excellent and the building is very aesthetic

A slick well produced exhibition, informative and immersive. Truly amazing.

Tutankhamen exhibition very good, queues too long and outside

Depending on the running exposition, so sometimes can be very crowded. No place to hide if it raining cats and dogs...

The Gallery is amazing but the 2nd floor was closed. The store is great. I wanted to buy everything

Far too many people crammed in for the exhibition(Tutankhamun) over too many floors.

Free and cool modern art gallery. Cute sounding area. Totally worth a visit

Went to the Tutenkamen exhibition - fantastic - you should definitely make time to see this before it goes.

Museum of modern art of recommended visit. Located in the Chelsea area, it offers visitors a handful of really interesting works in its permanent collection and free access. It is also convenient to look at temporary exhibitions from time to time.

The exhibition was lovely, only one complaint there were too many people in there which made it hard to see things, the only other thing was the paper bags, not good as by the time I got home to Peterborough there was a hole in the bottom and all I had left were two books, the little keyrings and fallen out, would visit again

Saw King Tutankhamen exhibition at the Saatchi, needless to say, it was all that you would expect.

The king tut exhibition was amazing and glad saw it. But the queues to see the artifacts, Alton Towers have less queues. It spolit the event. It was Saturday morning, but you have to select a time so the organisers know how many people can turn up. Couldn't really enjoy the stand, read, stare and admire the craftmanship and the spectical. Far too busy.

An interesting and avant-garde collection of modern art. It is a place visited by professional art appreciators. There are few tourists and can be enjoyed quietly without being disturbed by crowds. The museum is the personal collection of Iranian advertising tycoon Saqi. Mr. Qi is a strange man. He has become popular with many young British art stars, allowing London to earn a place in the territory of contemporary art history. For example: Gray Hume, Sarah Lucas, Fiona Rae and Damien Hirst. The location is convenient, only 2 minutes from the subway Sloane Square. -3 minutes walking distance.

A stunning display and exhibition of priceless artifacts from the Golden Pharoah...a must see!! A boyhood dream fulfilled

Staff really nice
Expo quality varies
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An amazing experience but can be busy when trying to get decent photos, best to travel light if possible bags, coats etc are a nuisance when busy. The exhibition is well laid out but being in tall glass cases meant that you were going to get people in your photos front back and side but well worth a visit before it goes back to Cairo permanently

It is a beautiful building in a fashionable exclusive area of London. Lot's of trendy upmarket eateries.

Beautiful! One of my favourite Galleries in London.

A modern tidy 'white box'-esque gallery with post-modern artists and exhibitions.
highly recommended for lovers of post-modern art world.

Really beautiful exibition. 4 stars because the "kaleidoscope" wasnt working!
Good reason to go again!
Free entry

Fabulous Tutankhamun exhibition. So glad we got to see it before going back to Egypt.

It's really good yo visit the Gallery to ser they different art school

Visited the gallery to view the Tutankhamen exhibition. A well laid out exhibition with many artefacts that had never left Egypt before. A great afternoon with loads of information.

Good exhibit (Tutankhamen) but organisation of the gallery was awful. Booked tickets in advance and was given a time slot of 12pm-12.30pm to enter. We arrived at 12pm and were left to queue outside in the cold until we were finally let in More

Very busy and hard to get around due to the sheer volume of people, but the Tutankhamen exhibition is a must see.

A great gallery, open for all, free for all with rotating exhibitions. Some plain some intriguing, but all with a say. One can spend 2-3 hours walking between all the rooms, stretching over 4 stories. There's a great restaurant by the entrance but plenty of other options in the immediate area.

Was not clear where to stand or to go
At times the event holders were confused themselves!! Bought some items from the merchandise store online to collect, one man said top floor another said ground floor!!!
They sold too many tickets to people, not enough space to move or even see the tutankhamun items. They should consider the amount of people so each person gets at least the value of their ticket !!!
Stood outside for a while, as our slot was 11am, and the people from 10am where still waiting !!! I wouldn't recommend coming back here again, and what a wasted journey of over 3 hours to get here. Disappointing considering how everyone was so excited.

Free entry and good exhibits. Not something to make a day of.

Impressive gallery, beautifully situated, with very helpful and friendly staff. The cafe's prices are extortionate

Great exhibition,well organised. Exhibits unbelievable considering their age lovely experience.

Nice location. Great artwork selection. Free to enter. Educational.

One of my fave places to spend time in Belgravia. Beautiful setting and diverse art. Don't understand how people dare to rate them 1 star... I guess they are tourist? and expect this place to be predictable and mainstream?

Remember, art is not what it is, it's what it make us feel. Dig deep. Something different will open your mind, make you grow, and, help you understand the ever-changing world we live in..

Stunning exhibition of Tutankhamun, though no sarcophagus. Loved the videos and commentary audio guide providing insights into the artefacts. Well worth a visit. The restaurant wasn't open and the cafe was a little disappointing as everything was paper cups, sandwiches in wrappers etc. we chose to eat elsewhere.

Cozy, charming, quiet and with great gastronomic options!

Went to see the Tutankhamen exhibition. It was a fantastic collection, well laid out with plenty of room to walk around, and lots of information about the items on display. Very impressed and well worth a visit!

Fabulous day out. Exhibition really well displayed and very informative. The cafe was very disappointing very little character and couldn't get a veggie sandwich. Save your pennies before going and eat at the cafe outside the gallery which has a great menu.

We visited the Saatchi Gallery on the evening of Saturday 11th January to see the Tutankhamun exhibition. The exhibits themselves were fantastic, but they have significantly oversold the tickets - it was absolutely packed, and every ten minutes or so another huge wave of people entered. We could hardly move at some points due to the number of people squeezed into such a small space, and getting to any of the exhibits was a real challenge.

It might be better on a weekday, but I would absolutely avoid visiting on the weekend - my wife and I took my parents who are constantly visiting exhibitions and they said it was the most crowded they'd ever attended!

Not my favourite gallery, found it to be quite small and the art wasn't to my taste.

The Tutenkhamun exhibition was ok, but it was very expensive, very crowded and we had all expected more, especially hoped to see the golden mask which is on the advertising.

This is a really super gallery! I highly recommend the Beyond the Road exhibition (mainly as I worked on three of the pieces in it). The punch drunk guys have done a super job of bringing James Lavelle s work and collaborations to a well organised and visually pleasing/stimulating place and it really is a super walk around.

Tut stuff very interesting. Busy but not overly oppressive.

Great exhibition but queuing outside in the rain even with timed tickets was a shame.

World-class contemporary art gallery within busy King's Road.

Displaying a wide range of items which are always more interesting than 'classic' portrait oil paintings.

Don't cost anything to get in and has an awesome gift shop.

Came here for the selfie and self expression exhibition and it was quite something. Looking forward to the next one.

Make sure you know exactly what it is before you go. Not suitable for under 18s

Always something interesting to see. I'm not a fan of modern art, but it's a good space to walk around.

The Photojournalism exhibit about him an trafficking in Nepal was amazing. The photos really brought the story to life.

Excellent location and loved the Tutankhamun exhibition that was on when I visited... I'd highly recommend a visit.

Superb Tutankhamen exhibition. Very well presented.

Lots of impressive items but don't know why they put their rudest member of staff out front: brunette lady more interested in humming to herself than helping anyone.

Tutankhamun display, some items are breathtaking worth the entrance fee alone. Lots to see..