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Saatchi plans major South Bank gallery to rival Tate empire.
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) ...mogul Charles Saatchi is set to...large-scale gallery and museum...challenge to the Tate empire and its director. Mr Saatchi, 58, plans to open the...Modern on the South Bank. ...
Saatchi plans South Bank gallery to rival Tate empire.
Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) ...dominance of the Tate galleries in London...exhibition at Mr Saatchi's new...which he plans to open in...Hall. Mr Saatchi is in discussions...present in the Saatchi Gallery in Swiss...approve his ...

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