Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones retrospective at Saatchi Gallery London

The Saatchi Gallery in London hosts 'Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones', the first major exhibition dedicated to the band, running until September 4, 2016. Curated over nine rooms, the show features over 500 artifacts including stage costumes, musical instruments, and a faithful recreation of their first London flat at Edith Grove, Chelsea. Highlights include a 5-minute career video on 40 screens, a reproduction of Olympic Studios, and 3D projections of live concerts. The exhibition also displays works by Andy Warhol and Richard Hamilton, and documentaries by Robert Frank and Martin Scorsese. Critics note the high ticket price (£18-21) and the gallery's fragmented layout as drawbacks, but praise the immersive experience that traces the band's evolution from 1962 to their historic 2016 Cuba concert.