Charles Saatchi Gives Gallery, 200 Works To UK

The 67-year-old collector “announced today that the 70,000 sq ft gallery would be renamed MOCA London (Museum of Contemporary Art, London) when he retires, and would feature ‘a strong, rotating permanent collection of major installations’, all of it free to the public.” The donated art “will include seminal YBA pieces such as Tracey Emin’s My Bed.”

Peter Pan – The Stadium Tour

Okay, it’s more like a circus tour, crossed with IMAX. “As the opening of what the producers hope will be a 20-month-long U.S. run – beginning with a stay of several months [in San Francisco] – a visually dazzling, London-born production of J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan opened in May in a round white tent … [with] a circular, convex video screen” on its ceiling.