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Your Gallery at The Saatchi Gallery

A new virtual gallery set up by British mega-art-patron and artist king-maker Charles Saatchi is opening doors for emerging talent worldwide. This feature is re-published with the permission of Arts Hub Global's sister journal Arts Hub UK.
22 Sep 2006
Katerina Kokkinos-Kennedy
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This feature is re-published with the permission of Arts Hub Global’s sister journal Arts Hub UK.

A new website set up by British Mega-Art-Patron and artist King-Maker Charles Saatchi, allows artists from all around the world to post images of their work on the Saatchi Gallery website.

Thousands of artists have already posted works on the site and it is reputedly receiving over a million hits per day! Fancy being the next Hirst, Emin or Waring? Well then, get to it and start uploading your artwork now at; www.saatchigallery.com/yourgallery

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Katerina Kokkinos-Kennedy
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Katerina Kokkinos-Kennedy is a theatre director, actor trainer, dramaturg and writer.

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