The art gallery is situated in Chelsea and it doesn't disappoint. The exhibitions are of young unknown contemporary artists with free admission. It's not to crowded and you can spend a lot of time looking in detail at the art.

The art gallery is situated in Chelsea and it doesn't disappoint. The exhibitions are of young unknown contemporary artists with free admission. It's not to crowded and you can spend a lot of time looking in detail at the art.
Fresco lessons in Accademia del Giglio
very very bad lessons,
Teacher is not Italian, very small room for lesson, no other fresco students
at the same time: no fresco groups
teacher does not have any experience on wall painting fresco technique
They have no knowledge about buon fresco pigments
if you want to become a professional Fresco painter take a...
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Situated in a beautiful building that was once the headquarters of the Duke of York and only 5 minutes walk from Sloane Square tube and just off the Kings Road, Chelsea. The Saatchi Gallery is an exhibition space for contemporary art by unknown young artists or established international artists. Admission is free. The galleries themselves are quite fabulous in their...
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I cannot decide whether I should award 5 stars or 4 or 3 or 2. The dilemma arises because I am not sure whether reviews in this section should relate to the gallery as a whole or to the particular exhibition that is currently showing. So let me divide this review into those two parts. Firstly the gallery. This is...
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I strongly recommend to everybody to visit Saatchi Gallery. It is a "must see" of London! A beautifully arranged space has 4 floors and plenty of space for the most up-to-date contemporary art.
The exhibition is supported by a book called, Gaiety is the most outstanding feature of the Soviet Union. (Surprisingly reduced to just £10!) If you enjoy photographs of the homeless, down and outs, social outcasts, etc. holding onto their genitals, showing their tattoos, this is the book to buy and the place to go. You can see a silver metal...
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Eary Eastern Europea art but well worth the visit. Don't get pulled in to the oiltank....what a clever piece of work
The gallery has always special exhibitions , always modern art from all parts of the world . Always nice to visit when having a free hour , not more needed . Free of charge .the area nice to walk by foot .
I visited whilst on a break in London as I thought I should but was pleasantly surprised as to how much I enjoyed this. The Russian exhibition that was on was fantastic but even the gallery itself is worth a visit. Bright and airy and with a lovely restaurant attached it is such a lovely experience. Everyone is very helpful...
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The gallery space is great - spacious, light and airy, but the current collections were just not for me. Didn't enjoy it.
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