5 AWESOME THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND: 16th October

1.Multiplied 16-18 October

Multiplied is the UK’s only fair devoted exclusively to contemporary art in editions. Hosted annually by Christie’s South Kensington it takes place during Frieze week and offers a rich programme of talks and workshops for art lovers and connoisseurs alike. The fair encompasses prints, digital art, 3D multiples, artist’s books and photographs, reflecting the whole spectrum of contemporary publishing. With exhibitors ranging from established galleries representing high-profile artists to start-up spaces and artists’ collectives, Multiplied offers an exclusive opportunity to both art lovers beginning a new collection and more established collectors looking for something unique.

2.The Other Art Fair 15th-18th October

The Other Art Fair is the UK’s favourite fair to meet and buy from the very best emerging and undiscovered artists, carefully selected by our expert selection committee. The fair is unique in its approach to supporting artists, providing a platform where they can further cultivate their professional careers. In addition to the four days at the fair, they support them throughout the year by offering free seminars, workshops and lectures all given by industry leaders. They also provide our artists with the opportunity to sell online, as well as open up doors for individuals to connect with companies and associations. This autumn they return to East London's iconic Old Truman Brewery for our tenth anniversary edition from 15-18 October, presenting a variety of quality works, spanning all mediums, by 130 contemporary artists. Celebrated for its unique visitor experience, The Other Art Fair’s tenth edition will continue to delight and inspire our visitors with appearances from our guest artist, immersive theatre, live music and a G&T bar.

3.Let's all be free film festival 16th-18th October

The annual Film Festival is a big part of the Let’s All Be Free project. In 2013, the festival was held in Central London at the Brunei Gallery, SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London) from 5th to 7th April 2013. Then in 2014, it was held at The Ritzy in Brixton from the 8th-10th April.

LABFFF will be back this year from the 16th-18th October and will be coming to you from Motel Studios, Hoxton. The festival will screen a diverse selection of short fiction, documentary and “expression” films from across the globe – view their exciting programme HERE.

The Festival is a unique opportunity for established as well as young filmmakers to showcase their talents. The festival will also feature spoken word performances, audience Q+A’s, and a panel discussion.

4.Cries of London: East End Markets

Join tour guide Diane Burstein on this Sunday morning stroll around the East End’s many markets. Visit one of London’s oldest street markets - Petticoat Lane, bustling Spitalfields Market, designer and vintage shops around Cheshire Street and the fragrant home of east London’s famous flower market on Columbia Road. Hear about the history of the markets and their atmospheric surroundings whilst also browsing along the way. For more information on this event check out their website: http://www.bishopsgate.org.uk/event/637/Cries-of-L...

4. Mademoiselle Privé 13 October - 1 November

Mademoiselle Privé, a journey through the origins of CHANEL's creations capturing the charismatic personality and irreverent spirit of Mademoiselle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld.

This autumn, Karl Lagerfeld and CHANEL will present an enchanted journey through the House's creativity. The "Mademoiselle Privé" exhibition will highlight the Haute Couture, the re-editions of the High Jewellery "Bijoux de Diamants" collection created in 1932 and CHANEL N°5. Opening the doors to reveal a dazzling experience and immersion into the origins of CHANEL's creations, "Mademoiselle Privé" will capture the charismatic personality and irreverent spirit of Mademoiselle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld.

Installed on all three floors of the Gallery, the enticing adventure will bring to mind the House's essential elements: audacity, freedom and innovation whether it is the history of Gabrielle Chanel's inspirations or Karl Lagerfeld's inimitable take on CHANEL's codes, symbols and icons. 

Saatchi Gallery

Duke of York's HQ
King's Rd
London
SW3 4RY

Until 1st November