Saatchi Gallery Announces Three New Exhibitions for Spring 2026

The Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea will present three distinct exhibitions on its ground floor, opening sequentially between March and April 2026. Located at the Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, the presentations collectively survey contemporary approaches to painting, abstraction, and figurative representation.

Among the forthcoming exhibitions is 'Between Waking and Wanting', a group show featuring works by Maud Whatley, Fipsi Seilern, Emma Richardson, Chloe Bonfield, and Anna Liber Lewis. Presented in collaboration with Liminal Gallery, this exhibition explores interiority, psychological slippage, and embodied experience through painting and pastel drawings, touching on themes of ritual, risk, and perceptual instability.

Concurrently, 'Spectral Interference' will showcase works by Maud Whatley and Fipsi Seilern. This presentation delves into themes of erotic charge, mythologies, and abstraction, utilizing mixed-media paintings to examine psychological states and perceptual instability.

Rounding out the programming is 'Caroline Wong: Girls Who Devour', a solo exhibition presented with Hannah Payne Art. Wong's work engages with notions of femininity, appetite, desire, and excess within contemporary art. The exhibitions are scheduled to run during the periods of 5 March - 6 April 2026 and 27 March - 6 May 2026.