Charles Saatchi gave Britain its gallery

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British promoters and collector Charles Saatchi (Charles Saatchi) will give part of his collection to the State, reports AFP. In the UK property will pass more than 200 works of art, the total value of which exceeds 25 million pounds.
Currently, all transmitted objects are placed in a London gallery Saatchi. The exhibition will remain at the same place, but plans to rename itself the gallery in London's Museum of Contemporary Art (Museum of Contemporary Art for London).
One of the basic principles of Saatchi is constantly updating the collection. At the same scheme will work and the new Museum: the exhibition will be frequently updated, selling existing exhibits and to purchase new ones. It is assumed that the collection will be a constant bone.
It is considered that it was Charles Saatchi has opened the world group of British artists of Conceptual Young British Artists. The structure of YBA includes such famous artists as Damien Hirst (Damien Hirst) and Tracey Emin (Tracey Emin). One of the latest works - "My Bed" ("My Bed") - will be transferred to the State along with other exhibits. "I am shocked (decision Saatchi). It would be nice if many people like-minded" - declared itself Emin.
In the private collection of Saatchi remain several hundred works of art, which he plans to bequeath to their family members. (I suppose Rembrandt with Turner, but Reynolds with Freud <!--~ a ~-->)
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at all - to God that I was worthless. Especially cot ...

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at all - to God, that I was worthless. Especially cot ...

Much discussion (between Emin and Saatchi) was about maintaining instolyatsii in "good condition" because the used condoms that were included in the product. came in perfect worn on time (well, for another purpose, they were invented, you know) ... and here it was necessary to show what that object to drive .. well and decide (quite seriously) .. how to get out of the situation. How will it end, do not ask ... I do not remember (fell out of my head) ... I try not to keep junk .. (So, just remember) ..

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Saatchi Gallery can not agree with the authorities on the transfer of the collection

07/09/201003: 10

LONDON, Sept. 7 - RIA Novosti, Elena Pakhomov. The desire of British contemporary art collector Charles Saatchi to donate his world-famous London gallery of the nation can not be realized, after negotiations with the British Council for the Arts at an impasse, reports BBC.

When, in July this year, Saatchi has announced that he intends to convey Saatchi Gallery with works of art for £ 25 million to the State Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt called it a "gesture of incredible generosity."

However, after the start of negotiations, Radio and Television refers to his sources, the parties raised a number of fundamental differences.

Firstly, the Council for the Arts, acting as a public agency for funding and support for culture and art, rejected the idea of Saatchi partial funding of a new institution by buying and selling items. This council believes, is contrary to the ethical code adopted by the British Museum Association.

In addition, many do not agree with the idea of the collector to make the gallery is another museum of modern art in London - in fact a copy of the gallery Tate Modern.

From the official declined to comment without accepting also the information that the Saatchi began to negotiate the transfer of collections from a number of other organizations who do not receive state support.

Saatchi is known as an active promoter of young British artists, and that he was at one time initiated the establishment of Young British artists, including Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst - the latter is now the most expensive contemporary artist.

Saatchi Gallery opened in 1985 in the north-west London, and in 2008 moved into a building in the Chelsea district, where he is still an area of 6,500 square meters.

67-year-old Saatchi intends to send 200 British works of art and make a gallery of London Museum of Modern Art with one of the strongest permanent collections in the world. The museum will remain free.

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