Out of Focus: Photography

Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ (off King’s Road), Chelsea, London51.491221 -0.158984
Date:: 25th April to 22nd July 2012 -- 10 AM to 6 PM
Tickets:: See saatchi-gallery.co.uk
Tel:: +44 (0) 207 823 2363
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The Saatchi Gallery's new exhibition focuses on contemporary photography. Forty artists are included, using a wide variety of styles and methods. You'll see everything from street portraits of everyday folk, to close-ups of ageing bodies and flamboyant eccentrics. You'll catch glimpses of interesting stories, without knowing what the story is -- like a man handcuffed to a pipe, and a child having his head wound dressed.

The Saatchi Gallery showcases the best of Charles Saatchi’s collection, alongside temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.

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ChrisP – “This gallery is like the Emperor's New Clothes story... the one where the emperor things he's wearing the most beautiful clothes and because he's so famous everyone else does too, until a lowly idiot in the crowd pipes up that… more”

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