⭐ Highligts
Duke of York’s HQ
Grade II* listed home since 2008The gallery reopened here on 9 October 2008, transforming a 70,000-square-foot former military complex into fifteen light-filled spaces for large-scale contemporary art.
📍 King’s Road, Chelsea
Main Galleries
Museum-scale temporary showsFrom global surveys to solo blockbusters, the white-cube rooms host changing exhibitions that have ranged from emerging artists to cultural icons such as the Rolling Stones in 2016.
📍 Ground & First Floors
Photography & Film
Platform for new image-makersCompetitions and curated shows foreground fresh voices in lens-based media, often pairing award winners with historical context and installation-scale screens.
📍 Rotating rooms, First Floor
Education Studio
Workshops and talks programmeArtist-led sessions and talks connect exhibitions to practice, reflecting the gallery’s charitable remit since 2019 to widen access to contemporary art.
📍 Upper Floor
Opening Hours
Admissions
🤓 Fun Facts
The gallery opened at Duke of York’s Headquarters on 9 October 2008 in a 70,000-sq-ft space.
“Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones” launched here on 5 April 2016 before touring internationally.
The 2019-20 Tutankhamun show at Saatchi closed early due to COVID-19 after drawing huge London crowds.
In 2016 the gallery recorded around 1,003,000 visitors, among the UK’s most-visited art venues.
Saatchi became an independent charity in 2019, expanding education and access programmes.
