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Treasure Your Travels With Original Art
and Limited-Edition Prints

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Coastal Chic

Whether displayed in an oceanside cottage or a city apartment, these artworks by top emerging artists will immediately transport you to your favorite beach—no matter the season.

Italy

For art lovers, Italy is a true paradise. These talented artists capture the picturesque country—from the bustling streets of Rome to the canals of Venice.

Paris

Inspiring artists for centuries, Paris is a city unmatched in both iconic landmarks and charming sidestreets. The Saatchi Art artists featured in this collection have found beauty in both.

“An artwork can serve as a wonderful reminder of a great adventure in a new city. Commemorate your travels with a work by one of our top emerging artists.”

– Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator and VP, Art Advisory

The Western Landscape

These stunning works by best-selling artists celebrate the majestic mountains and endless sky that make the American West one-of-a-kind.

London

London is one of the world’s most visited cities, and it’s no wonder why. Discover artworks by artists based in London or working abroad that celebrate the city’s historic past and vibrant present.

The Caribbean

Featuring luscious palms and turquoise waters, these works by some of our most sought-after artists bring to mind the region of islands known for their intense beauty.

If you have a vacation photograph or memory that you’d like to inspire an original artwork, we can assist you. Saatchi Art’s curators will lend their expertise, helping you to select an artist and then coordinating the entire commission process.

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Saatchi Art’s Guide to Buying International Art:
6 Cultural Hotspots

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Saatchi Art’s Guide to Buying International Art: 6 Cultural Hotspots

Saatchi Art is your gateway to discovering artists from over 100 countries worldwide. In this subscriber-exclusive, we asked our expert curators to tell us which places around the world are home to the most talented up-and-coming artists.

Be among the first to discover these artists making a splash on the global art scene. And remember: Saatchi Art purchasers always enjoy stress-free, flat-rate shipping anywhere in the world.

Nigeria

Andrew Esiebo, Saatchi Art Artist

While Nigeria has always been influential on the global stage, over the last several years an interest in the country’s culture has grown significantly—from literature and film to fashion and the visual arts. At Saatchi Art, artwork sales reinforce this broader trend. Over the past year, we have seen a 180% increase in orders from Nigerian-based artists. Some of the strongest work being made in Nigeria today features eye-catching pops of color and dynamic and assertive portraits.

“Nigeria is becoming the center of cutting-edge contemporary art in Africa and attracting a wealth of fairs, exhibitions, and galleries, such as Art X Lagos and the Lagos Biennial.” 

– Victoria Kennedy, Associate Curator

Dennis Osadebe, Saatchi Art Artist

“Nigeria is becoming the center of cutting-edge contemporary art in Africa and attracting a wealth of fairs, exhibitions, and galleries, such as Art X Lagos and the Lagos Biennial.” 

– Victoria Kennedy, Associate Curator

Seoul

At Saatchi Art, art sales by South Korean artists have more than doubled year-over-year, and the capital’s contemporary art scene is one of the most vibrant in Asia. Seoul-based artists in particular have featured strongly in Saatchi Art’s annual “Invest in Art” report, as well as the “One to Watch” series, which highlights up-and-coming artists with critical acclaim. While artists in Seoul are experimenting with a variety of techniques and styles, much of the new work takes inspiration from the landscape and urban structures.

Photo credit: Ethan Brooke, @Seoulinspire

South Africa

South Africa’s art scene is on the verge of a breakthrough. A new generation of artists is making relevant and innovative works that are garnering global attention. As the country’s gallery system continues to grow and new institutions like the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa make their home there, the South African art market will continue to bloom. Discover some of the country’s rising art world stars whose work is often marked by a distinct palette, atmospheric sensibility, and an interest in the natural world.

Anthony Georgieff, Saatchi Art Artist

“Art is a reflection of an artist’s unique vision of the world. Collecting international work can be a rewarding and eye-opening endeavor.”

– Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator and VP, Art Advisory

Portugal

Portugal has always been a fertile ground for arts and culture. The country’s art scene is marked by its welcoming and unassuming character. As tourism to the country continues to grow, the art scene is sure to keep apace and current consumer trends affirm this. At Saatchi Art, art sales by Portuguese artists were up 41% in 2018. Abstract compositions and surrealist subject matter characterize much of the impressive new work coming out of the country.

Photo credit: Gabriel Guita, @gabriel.guita
Jeff Boddy, Saatchi Art Artist

Sydney

An outpost of Saatchi Art’s The Other Art Fair, Sydney is becoming a city that is known as much for its arts scene as for its beaches. In fact, Australia as a whole is experiencing a boom in its art market: Saatchi Art saw a 50% increase in sales between 2017 and 2018. Artists in Sydney are inspired by the unique climate and topography of their region. Much of the new work coming out of the city today plays with natural motifs, abstract compositions, and scale.

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Kelly Puissegur’s Commissioned Artwork for Women’s History Month

Saatchi Art Commissions Artwork By Kelly Puissegur
In Celebration of Women's History Month

Saatchi Art commissioned artist Kelly Puissegur to create two original works prompted by the concept “Refuse to be the Muse.” The idea was inspired by the fact that throughout history, women have more often been the subject of artworks by male artists than have their own works displayed in museums and galleries.

Marked by her signature playful yet punchy style, each work combines text and figures to make an empowered representation of women who aspire to be more than just inspiration for others. “I wanted the works to be fun but also have a feminine feel,” the artist explained. “I started drawing women in different ways and ended up with six colorful ladies holding a man’s head for the first one. The second one was a little more literal. I imagined a group of male artists ready to draw their model, but she had other ideas.”

In addition to the original artworks, collectors may also purchase limited-edition prints starting at $75 at Saatchi Art, or visit Society6 to purchase a line of products featuring Puissegur’s work.

To learn more about the project and the selected artists, visit saatchiart.com/refusetobethemuse

"I think it's important for art to speak for itself. I try to appeal to a person's sense of humor and comment on the absurdities of being a person."

– Kelly Puissegur

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Thursday's Driving Class Had Run Its Course

Original work is $960, including shipping, on Saatchi Art

Limited Editions available at Saatchi Art starting at $75

Roger Worried That His Hair Style Was Out of Fashion

Original work is $960, including shipping, on Saatchi Art

Product line available on Society6 including prints, posters, stickers, totes, and t-shirts

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Roger Worried That His Hair Style Was Out of Fashion

Original work is $960, including shipping, on Saatchi Art

Product line available on Society6 including prints, posters, stickers, totes, and t-shirts

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Refuse To Be The Muse

Refuse To Be The Muse

Discover new work by Saatchi Art's best-selling women artists

From Titian’s Venus to Picasso’s nudes, women historically have been relegated to the role of the muse rather than celebrated as artists in their own right. Despite gaining greater exposure in recent years, they continue to struggle for equal representation: women constitute only 30% of artists represented by U.S. galleries.

At Saatchi Art, we’re proud that 54% of our best-selling artists are women. As the world’s leading online art gallery, we’re uniquely positioned to provide them with an equal platform to share art with the global community. Join us in celebrating our top women artists, who refuse to be the muse and instead are creating some of the most vibrant and compelling art today.

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Special Edition Artwork Commission: Kelly Puissegur

Saatchi Art commissioned Kelly Puissegur to create two original works prompted by the concept “Refuse to be the Muse”.

Marked by her signature playful yet punchy style, each work combines text and figures to make an empowered representation of women who aspire to be more than just inspiration for others.

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Marked by her signature playful yet punchy style, each work combines text and figures to make an empowered representation of women who aspire to be more than just inspiration for others.

Saatchi Art curators spoke with critically-acclaimed artists about their process, inspiration, and the ways in which their identity as a woman is relevant to their art. 

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In Celebration of Black History Month

2019 Trend Report

Celebrating Black History Month

Celebrating Black History Month

Black History Month celebrates the central role of African Americans, society, and culture of the United States. Honor the month by supporting these artists, who are making some of the most exciting artwork today.

Saatchi Art showcases stunning artworks from African American artists to celebrate and honor Black History Month.

Rounds Positive (Black Paper) Limited Edition of 10

Printmaking, 32 H x 22 W x 0.1 in

$910

Ombre Coils – Limited Edition of 50

Printmaking, 32 H x 22 W x 0.1 in

$960

Crossing Arrows (Black) – Limited Edition of 50

Collage, 40 H x 22 W x 0.1 in

$1010

Photo by Khun Minn Ohn

Painting, 12 H x 12 W x 1 in

$795

Painting, 24 H x 36 W x 1 in

$2870

Painting, 12 H x 12 W x 1 in

$1060

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Refuse To Be The Muse

2019 Trend Report

Maximalism

Forget yesterday’s white-on-white minimalism: 2019’s biggest trend features intricate patterns, bold colors, and a lavish layering of accent pieces and art. Gallery walls are a hallmark of maximalism, so fill your space with striking artwork and be confidently on-trend.

Metallic Tones

Mixing metals is in. This trend harmonizes gold, silver, and other metals—and isn’t limited to fixtures or hardware. Complement your metallic finishes by displaying art that shines with metallic tones.

"Art plays a prominent role in adding the finishing touch to a room. Placing original art harmoniously into an interior makes the space feel complete and personal to you."

– Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator and VP Art Advisory at Saatchi Art

Artisanal Aesthetic

Materials and texture take center stage for a one-of-a-kind look. The artisanal home is distinguished by well-curated art made from fiber, ceramics, and other natural materials.

Modern Botanicals

Plants are having a moment. Throughout the year, expect to see more interiors filled with rich shades of green. Upgrade your lackluster rooms to a tropical paradise with botanical-inspired art in natural hues.

Black and White

Timeless and versatile, black and white artworks can make a space in any style feel effortlessly modern.

New Nordic Neutrals

Scandinavian design reinvents itself with earthy tones and sculptural motifs. Embrace bold shapes and hues like sage and blush to create a welcoming and elegant space.

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Dream Gifts 2018

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Dream Gifts

2018 Collection

Our curators worked with top Saatchi Art artists to imagine three one-of-kind experiences for art collectors and jetsetters alike. We guarantee they’ll keep you dreaming through 2019.

Be a Muse for a Day in London

Famous for her stylized portraits of women adorned in the finest couture, Miss Aniela will host a private photo session for you in her UK studio. The fine art photographer will capture you in an elaborate scene that you dream up together, then deliver a one-of-a kind 30 x 40 inch photograph just a month later. It will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience—and you’ll have the picture to remember it forever.

$150,000

Team Up with a Daredevil Photographer in Malibu

Best known for his large-scale aerial images, fine art photographer Jin-Woo Prensena will take you and a guest on a private helicopter tour along the Malibu coast. During the 120-minute flight—piloted by Aaron Fitzgerald, owner of Airborne Images and a member of the Red Bull Air Race Team—you will find the perfect view for Prensena to capture. Afterwards, you will choose a limited edition photograph for Prensena to print, sign, and frame—providing you with an unforgettable memory of this unique experience.

$65,000

Make Your Garden Monumental

This captivating sculpture will immediately transform any property. Berlin-based artist Thomas Otto created the majestic work for the Metallic Giants outdoor exhibition at Castle Clemenswerth in Germany. Its geometric form will reveal itself in shifting lights and seasons, and make a modern and memorable addition to any garden setting.

$20,000

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Saatchi Art Teams Up with MINI USA to Promote Literacy in Chicago

Saatchi Art Teams up with MINI USA to Promote Literacy in Chicago

MINI USA and Little Black Pearl Art & Design Academy have teamed up with Saatchi Art to promote literacy in Chicago by launching The Library Project. This important initiative will provide access to books through mobile libraries (painted by professional and student artists) which will be placed in local parks.

Eleven Saatchi Art artists from across the world were selected by Saatchi Art’s Chief Curator, Rebecca Wilson, to help raise awareness for the initiative by creating special editions of the book boxes. These are available for purchase on Saatchi Art to raise funds for Little Black Pearl Art & Design Academy. Participating artists include Ruben Aguirre, Sarah Edwards, Jonas Fisch, Barry Johnson, William LaChance, Liz Mares, Dennis Osadebe, Paul Richard, Eric Stefanski, Raul de la Torre and Bryan Valenzuela.

To learn more about the project and the selected artists, visit miniusa.com/chicagoland

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“We are honored to be working with MINI and Little Black Pearl to help encourage literacy among young people who may not have easy access to books.”

– Rebecca Wilson, Chief Curator, Saatchi Art

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”In urban Chicago, there is 1 book for every 300 children.”

Little Black Pearl counters the challenges urban youth face by providing a safe environment, access to positive role models, rigorous programming, skills development activities and 
social growth opportunities.

“By providing access to creativity and art, MINI USA is helping to make urban life better by enabling local students to think big and dream bigger through storytelling.”

-Terri Evan, Metro Marketing Manager for MINI USA

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Liz Mares, Saatchi Art Artist

By pairing the new augmented reality feature with one-on-one access to a world-class Art Advisory team, Saatchi Art makes art buying a painless experience.

About the Collection

Featuring artworks by Saatchi Art artists on the outside and Little Black Pearl student art on the inside, 100% of sales proceeds from the purchase of these one-of-a-kind book boxes will benefit Little Black Pearl Art & Design Academy.

Works from this Collection

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Sculpture, 48 H x 12 W x 12 in

Sculpture, 48 H x 12 W x 12 in

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Saatchi Art’s Jin-Woo Prensena Featured on National Geographic Traveler

Saatchi Art’s Jin-Woo Prensena Featured on the Cover of National Geographic Traveler

The gorgeous island of Capri as captured by Saatchi Art photographer Jin-Woo Prensena is featured on the cover of the August/September issue of National Geographic Traveler. Featured in numerous publications such as the Wall Street Journal and Culture Trip, Jin-Woo has been called “a dare-devil photographer with nerves of steel” by CNN Travel. While traveling the globe for the perfect shot, Jin-Woo enlists the best local guides who often share their own secret spots that are unknown to tourists normally. Jin-Woo captures not only the most picturesque locations but can transport any viewer to the most remote locations around the world.

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“There is something exciting and special about shooting live up in the air with the elements and I think it reflects in my work. There is a real connection between me and my image.”
- Jin-Woo Prensena

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Jin-Woo shooting over Los Angeles (Photo Courtesy of Artist)

In order to get the perfect shot, Jin-Woo has dived with great white sharks, leaned out of helicopters flying 7,500 feet above downtown Los Angeles, and traveled to remote locations in Iceland.

Jin-Woo considers himself a quiet person and choose to express himself through his photography. He says, “I find it’s when I can me my true self”.

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Photo Courtesy of Artist

Jin-Woo considers himself a quiet person and choose to express himself through his photography. He says, “I find it’s when I can me my true self”.

About the Collection

See the world through a new vantage point. Travel to new heights above the coast of Italy or soar over the chaos of downtown Los Angeles. Browse travel photography by Jin-Woo Prensena.

Works from this Artist

Photography, 22.5 H x 40 W x .1 in

$3670

Photography, 40 H x 71 W x .1 in

$6900

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Saatchi Art’s Augmented Reality App

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Saatchi Art’s Augmented Reality App

Featured Artist: Minas Halaj

Saatchi Art's Augmented Reality App

Saatchi Art is pleased to announce an update to our iOS app that will help art buyers overcome one of their biggest challenges online – seeing the artwork in their living space before purchase. 87% of hesitant online art buyers cite a lack of physical inspection as a serious problem in the art-buying world. We’re introducing an augmented reality feature, allowing you to preview original artwork virtually on your wall before you purchase.

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Saatchi Art makes it easy to preview artwork in your room using our augmented reality feature.

Art lovers now have have an effective tool for "envisioning" artwork in their space making the interior design process easy and fearless.

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Featured Artwork: Floral Minds by Minas Halaj

With the AR feature, you can see the depth of the artwork, dimension and perspective in a 3D space, giving a realistic preview of what the artwork will look like on your wall in just three simple steps.

By pairing the new augmented reality feature with one-on-one access to a world-class Art Advisory team, Saatchi Art makes art buying a painless experience.

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Saatchi Art Curators, Rebecca Wilson and Brooke Hulton

By pairing the new augmented reality feature with one-on-one access to a world-class Art Advisory team, Saatchi Art makes art buying a painless experience.

About the Collection

Saatchi Art makes previewing artwork easier.

Take advantage of our new feature by testing it out yourself. We’ve put together a collection of works that work great for rooms of all sizes. Download the Saatchi Art iOS app today and preview original artwork in the comfort of your own space.

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