Newspeak at Saatchi Gallery

The exhibition Newspeak at Saatchi Gallery promises to be the next biggest show of young British talent since the phenomenal Sensation show of the 1990s. Bringing together a wealth of British artists working in a variety of media, this exhibition is set to show you the artistic stars of the future.

Newspeak at Saatchi Gallery
So big it has to take place in two parts, the Newspeak exhibition is all about emerging British artists on the worldwide art scene. Whether you have heard of them or not, after seeing the exhibition you will certainly remember many of their names as they are all set to be the next Tracey Emins and Damien Hirsts of the artworld.

New generation
Taking its title from the language spoken in George Orwell's novel Nighteen Eighty Four, Newspeak at Saatchi Gallery will show visitors the next generation of cutting edge British artists, with displays of sculptures, painting, photos and installation. Exploring various issues such as class, consumerism and the rise of the celebrity obsessed fame culture, the exhibition highlights the most creative and challenging British artists around, showcasing innovative and exciting work from the past few years.

British Art Now
Taking place until the 17th October 2010, Newspeak at Saatchi Gallery - Part 1 is the first installment of the best of British artistic talent at the renowned gallery space. Featuring the likes of Pablo Bronstein, Scott King, Ruper Norfolk, Ged Quinn, Barry Reigate and Clare Stephenson, you can witness the future of British art now.

Newspeak at Saatchi Gallery, British Art Now - Part 1 takes place from 10am - 6pm Wednesday 2nd June - Sunday 17th October 2010. Entrance is free.

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