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Saatchi Yates St James's Opening 23rd January

Saatchi Yates is delighted to unveil its brand new 12,000 sqft gallery space at the heart of St James's with a solo exhibition of new paintings by Lebanese artist Omar El Lahib who lives and works in Cologne. The Bury Street gallery will offer a beautiful lateral exhibition space dedicated to showcasing breakthrough artists and dramatic private rooms for secondary market presentations. Alongside its program of breakthrough art, Saatchi Yates presents exhibitions showcasing historically important works by leading Post-War & Contemporary Artists.

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Tesfaye Urgessa Saatchi Yates is delighted to present a powerful solo exhibition of new paintings by contemporary Ethiopian artist Tesfaye Urgessa, opening on 22 November at the gallery’s temporary space in the heart of Miami’s Design District. Recognised for his unique intertwined subject matter that recalls representations of race and the politics of identity, Urgessa’s new body of work will see him dive deeper into this subject with 15 new paintings marking some of his largest works to date. On view from 22 November to January 2nd, Urgessa’s show will be housed at Saatchi Yates’ temporary gallery space next to the Institute of Contemporary Art and De La Cruz Collection. The show will coincide with the artists’ presentation at the Rubell Museum, Miami opening on November 28th 2022. Saatchi Yates 35 NE 40th Street, Miami, FL 33137, USA
Kevin Pinsembert with Georges Braque at Château Saint-Maur Saatchi Yates is pleased to present a new exhibition of Kevin Pinsembert and Georges Braque at Château Saint Maur, Cogolin, opening 13th July, 2022. The show features Kevin Pinsembert’s monumental large scale paintings, renderings of everyday scenes broken to pieces and assembled back together like a cubist flat pack.These works are displayed next to the paintings of Georges Braque the founder of cubism. The idea of subverting the image with broken distortions of perspective runs deep in the work of both Braque and Pinsembert whilst being painted a century a part. Pinsembert’s work of street scenes painting in a wildy rich and seductive colour palette play off braques paintings of still life’s of fruit, lemons, eggs and a delicious looking poisson satisfys the appetite and complements the vineyard in which the exhibition is set perfectly. Bringing together the rigour of a French master and the work of contemporary artist Pinsembert whose paintings originated on the streets of Paris. The exhibition of Kevin Pinsembert with Georges Braque is a gourmand’s bliss. A feast in the South of France. 13th August - 28th August Château Saint-Maur 535 Route de Collobrières, 83310 Cogolin, France With thanks to Château Saint-Maur and Are Belga for bringing this to life.
Angela Santana Angela Santana speaks to Marie-Clare Chapret at Harper's Bazaar about rescuing art from the male gaze.
Tesfaye Urgessa x African Art in Venice Forum 2022 Saatchi Yates is pleased to announce that Tesfaye Urgessa will be participating in a pannel discussion titled, Focus Ethiopia. The panel will be moderated by Raphael Chikukwa, Executive Director of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. Guests can attend the panel in person at the Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal Venice, Italy or virtually. Participation is free, however, reservation is required. African Art in Venice Forum is a public and free discursive platform presented every other year in Venice, Italy during the opening week of the Biennale Internazionale dell’Arte di Venezia. The event provides new opportunities to discover, learn, discuss, explore and exchange on topics and projects related to contemporary art from Africa and its diasporas. Wednesday April 20 at 4pm (CEST)
Sujin Lee Sujin Lee's Dawn, 2020 has been acquired by the Boghossian Foundation in Brussels, Belgium.
Pascal Sender Works by Pascal Sender to be featured in the Museum Haus Opherdicke exhibition Face to Face, 2022, opening March 27, 2022.
Torino; Jin Angdoo, Kottie Paloma, A.R. Penck (3rd-19th November 2021) Saatchi Yates are pleased to announce the opening of their first international temporary space in Turin, Italy. As part of a broader programme of temporary spaces across the world, this exhibition marks the first official event abroad after a year focused on growing locally in London. Coinciding with the internationally acclaimed art fair Artissima, finally reopening at the beginning of the month, Saatchi Yates will celebrate November in the city of Turin and the wonderful, secret history of art in the city. The exhibition will include works by two emerging artists represented by Saatchi Yates: Jin Angdoo (Yeoju, South Korea, b. 1981), already shown in the London gallery as part of Allez la France! and Kottie Paloma (Los Angeles, b. 1974), American painter to whom the gallery will dedicate a retrospective in March 2022. Alongside them, a selection of works by Post-War German master A.R. Penck creates a dialogue between the three artists’ spanning cave art, graphic symbols and graffiti.
Benjamin Spiers "Desire Lines" (2021) x W1 Curates
Gallery Zabludowicz Acquisition of Tesfaye Urgessa Works to be Included in Museum Show “The Stand-Ins” (7th October- 19th December 2021)
Film Hams Klemens | Painting the Tunnels Underneath Marseille
Installation Allez La France! Window Installation at Burlington Arcade
Gallery Installation with Pascal Sender
Gallery Installing with Pascal Sender