An interesting experiment to include contemporary Latin American and African art in the one exhibition, but it works. The Saatchi Gallery has a new exhibition called “PANGAEA” which was the name of the landmass when the two continents were joined, many millennia ago in the prehistoric era.  There is nothing prehistoric about the artworks on display – they are vibrant, irreverent and colourful, as is often the case with art from both continents, with the odd political twist.  Ants crawl over the gallery walls and a brick ball sits quietly in one gallery while another gallery is covered in sacks with another having a sculpture formed from shards of painted glass.  On the walls are a range of works – mainly paintings, photographs and graphic interpretations.  This is an exhibition that reflects the energy, colour and innovation of emerging nations not bogged down with centuries of tradition – it is above all fun!