4 NEW SENSATIONS 2009 CHANNEL4 TV PRIZE AND EXHIBITION FOR SAATCHI ONLINE ART STUDENTS

The Saatchi Gallery:
INTRODUCTION

MAIN MENU PAGE

CURRENT EXHIBITION

PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS

GALLERY SPONSORS

GALLERY HIRE
FOR EVENTS

LINKS - ADD YOURS

Museums
around the world

Art Colleges Around the World:

ART DEALERS & GALLERIES AROUND THE WORLD:

ART FAIRS AROUND THE WORLD:

GRANTS AND
FUNDING FOR ARTISTS

TOP 200 ARTISTS
OF THE 20TH CENTURY
TO NOW

TIMES READERS AND SAATCHI ONLINE VISITORS VOTE FOR THEIR FAVOURITE ARTISTS

AFTER 1.4 MILLION VOTES WERE CAST, HERE ARE YOUR LEADING 200 ARTISTS:

-	Pablo Picasso
-	Paul Cezanne
-	Gustav Klimt
-	Claude Monet
-	Marcel Duchamp
-	Henri Matisse
-	Jackson Pollock
-	Andy Warhol
-	Willem De Kooning
-	Piet Mondrian
-	Paul Gauguin
-	Francis Bacon
-	Robert Rauschenberg
-	Georges Braque
-	Wassily Kandinsky
-	Constantin Brancusi
-	Kasimir Malevich
-	Jasper Johns
-	Frida Kahlo
-	Martin Kippenberger
-	Paul Klee
-	Egon Schiele
-	Donald Judd
-	Bruce Nauman
-	Alberto Giacometti
-	Salvador Dalí
-	Auguste Rodin
-	Mark Rothko
-	Edward Hopper
-	Lucian Freud
-	Richard Serra
-	Rene Magritte
-	David Hockney
-	Philip Guston
-	Henri Cartier-Bresson
-	Pierre Bonnard
-	Jean-Michel Basquiat
-	Max Ernst
-	Diane Arbus
-	Georgia O'Keeffe
-	Cy Twombly
-	Max Beckmann
-	Barnett Newman
-	Giorgio De Chirico
-	Roy Lichtenstein
-	Edvard Munch
-	Pierre Auguste Renoir
-	Man Ray
-	Henry Moore
-	Cindy Sherman
-	Jeff Koons
-	Tracey Emin
-	Damien Hirst
-	Yves Klein
-	Henri Rousseau
-	Chaim Soutine
-	Arshile Gorky
-	Amedeo Modigliani
-	Umberto Boccioni
-	Jean Dubuffet
-	Eva Hesse
-	Edouard Vuillard
-	Carl Andre
-	Juan Gris
-	Lucio Fontana
-	Franz Kline
-	David Smith
-	Joseph Beuys
-	Alexander Calder
-	Louise Bourgeois
-	Marc Chagall
-	Gerhard Richter
-	Balthus
-	Joan Miro
-	Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
-	Frank Stella
-	Georg Baselitz
-	Francis Picabia
-	Jenny Saville
-	Dan Flavin
-	Alfred Stieglitz
-	Anselm Kiefer
-	Matthew Barney
-	George Grosz
-	Bernd And Hilla Becher
-	Sigmar Polke
-	Brice Marden
-	Maurizio Cattelan
-	Sol LeWitt
-	Chuck Close
-	Edward Weston
-	Joseph Cornell
-	Karel Appel
-	Bridget Riley
-	Alexander Archipenko
-	Anthony Caro
-	Richard Hamilton
-	Clyfford Still
-	Luc Tuymans
-	Claes Oldenburg

TO SEE THE FULL 200 CLICK HERE

SAATCHI ONLINE ART PRIZE FOR SCHOOLS

current exhibition | education packs | group visits | previous visits | talks workshops

All Primary and Secondary schools are now able to create school profiles and display artwork created by all pupils between 4-18 years old.

The Saatchi Online Art Prize for Schools has also been launched, and is open to all schools around the world. A panel of art critics will choose their favourite works each year. A first prize of £10,000 will be awarded to the winning school’s art department. A further £2000 will be given to the winning pupil to be spent on computer and art equipment. There will be two runner-up prizes of £5000 each awarded to the second and third place schools with a further £1000 to each of the winning pupils.

Throughout the year, a selection of work entered will be displayed in the new Saatchi Gallery . A panel of art critics will judge the three winners of the competition.

Click here to go to Saatchi Online Art Prize for Schools

EXHIBITIONS IN THE SAATCHI ONLINE ART PRIZE GALLERY

Emma Marriott (17 yrs), Suzanne Sutton, (17 yrs) and Sarah Yates, (17 yrs) - St Albans High School For Girls.

Jessica Selcott, (16 yrs), Nicola Davies, (18 yrs)and Sophie Maynard (16 yrs) - St Albans High School For Girls.
These pupils are all students of St Albans High School For Girls and are taught by Steve McGuiness who submitted these works.

Paddi Benson (18 yrs), Sophie Cook (17 yrs), Felix Melia (17 yrs) and VietAnh Nguyen (17 yrs) - Camden School For Girls
All students at Camden School For Girls are taught by Pip Schofield who submitted these works.

Jolanda Dimmito (13 yrs), Emanuele Vecera (12 yrs), Ajish Paramkulangara (11 yrs), Daniele Aspergs (11 yrs), and Lorenzo Berellini (10 yrs) - Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume.
All students at Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume, a secondary school located near Milan, are taught by Marco Tronci who submitted these works

VietAnh Nguyen (17 yrs) - Camden School for Girls
Jolanda Dimmito (13 yrs), Emanuele Vecera (12 yrs), Ajish Paramkulangara (11 yrs), Daniele Aspergs (11 yrs) and Lorenzo Berellini (10 yrs) - Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume.
All students at Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume, a secondary school located near Milan, are taught by Marco Tronci who submitted these works

Previous works on show»

EDUCATION ROOM

The school currently exhibiting in the Education Room is Holy Trinity School

Whole Class Project of Sept 2002 – July 2003 (9-10years yrs) from Holy Trinity School
Mixed Colours Of St Paul’s Cathedral and Cool St Paul’s Cathedral

Whole Class Project of Sept 2002 – July 2003 (9-10years yrs) from Holy Trinity School
Warm St Paul’s Cathedral

Whole Class Project of Sept 05-July 06 (9-10 years) from Holy Trinity School
Children in National Dress 1 and Children in National Dress 2

Whole Class Project of 1998 (8-9years yrs) from Holy Trinity School
Cats On Tightrope

These pupils are all students of Holy Trinity School and are taught by Rosamunde Harvey who submitted these works.
Each of these works is available for £100 to benefit the school's refurbishment

Zion Chan, (17 yrs) Phoebe Herring, (17 yrs) and Ben Stewart-Leech, (17 years) - Truro School. All pupils at Truro School are taught by David Meads, who submitted these works.
Matthew Box (18 yrs) - The Misbourne School.

Lorenzo Bertellini(11 yrs), Veronica Montemurro(11 yrs), Ajish Paramkulangara(11 yrs), Laura Vimercati (11 yrs), Martina Riva (11 yrs), Lucrezia De Matteis (11yrs), Mattia Ferrandini (11 yrs), Noemi Pagano (11 yrs), Leonardo Corsetti (11 yrs) - Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume. All students at Ic Negri SMS Piave Fiume are taught by Marco Tronci who submitted these works.

Charlotte Peters (17 yrs) and Katherine Harris (17 yrs) - Truro School. All pupils at Truro School are taught by David Meads, who submitted these works.

Beth Miller (17 years) and Jessica Leslau (17 years)- Misbourne School. All pupils at Misbourne School are taught by Maxine Nicols, who submitted these works.

Oliver Ingram (15 years) -The Misbourne School, Halie Fraser (7 yrs) - Montevideo Elementary School, Zion Chan (17 yrs) and Phoebe Herring, (17 yrs) -Truro School.

Madison Schaefer(6 yrs) - Montevideo Elementary School, Oliver Ingram (15 years) - The Misbourne School, Halie Fraser (7 yrs) - Montevideo Elementary School,
Zion Chan, (17 yrs) Phoebe Herring, (17 yrs) and Ben Stewart-Leech, (17 years) - Truro School.

Previous works on show»

SCHOOLS' PRIZE 2004

The 2004 Schools' Prize was judged by a celebrity panel that included the writer and broadcaster Mariella Frostrup, Actor Stephen Fry, Musician Damon Albarn and Cookery Writer Nigella Lawson. The panel was very impressed by the high standard of submissions. The awards were presented by Meredith Etherington-Smith, renowned writer, curator and broadcaster, who is currently Editor-in-Chief of Christies International Magazine. 1st Prize was £10,000, of which £7,500 was allocated to the winning school and £2,500 to the student in the form of an Apple Mac computer with design software.