The one rule is, there are no rules’ - Helen Frankenthaler. Dulwich Picture Gallery present the first major UK exhibition of woodcuts by leading Abstract Expressionist, Helen Frankenthaler. Opening ten years after her death, this exhibition […]
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Interview with Jennifer Scott, Sackler Director of Dulwich Picture Gallery
Dulwich Picture Gallery is set to reopen to the public on May 19th. Ahead of the opening, Director, Jennifer Scott, will be appearing at the virtual Dulwich Festival, where she will be discussing the Gallery’s […]
Rembrandt’s Light: A Celebration of Rembrandt’s Life and Artwork at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Dulwich Picture Gallery’s new exhibit, Rembrandt’s Light, perfectly demonstrates how Dutch artist Rembrant used light in clever, impactful ways in order to create his masterpieces. Rembrandt’s Light is an exhibition in honor of the 350th […]
“Harald Sohlberg: Painting Norway” at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Saturated colors and meticulous details are trademarks of Norwegian artist Harald Sohlberg’s breathtaking landscape pieces. Dulwich Picture Gallery celebrates the Symbolist artist’s portrayals of Scandinavian natural vistas in “Harald Sohlberg: Painting Norway,” put on to […]
‘Ribera: Art of Violence’ at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
Torment, anguish and turmoil characterize artist Jusepe de Ribera’s work, which is on display for the first time in the UK at Dulwich Picture Gallery. ‘Ribera: Art of Violence’ invites visitors into the vicious and […]
Monet at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Monet first visited Dulwich Picture Gallery in 1870, recording his signature in the Gallery’s visitor book. Monet arrived in London as a French refugee in November 1870 to avoid military service. He visited the Gallery on 25th November 1870. Monet […]
Last chance to catch Edward Bawden
This weekend marks the last chance to see the marvellous works by the celebrated British artist and designer, Edward Bawden at Dulwich Picture Gallery. Edward Bawden, is renowned for his iconic linocut prints and commercial designs. But there […]
One Lump or Two: Edward Bawden (1903-89)
Your paintings seem so everyday. I can’t think how your name escaped me your work looks so familiar, the way you’ve pictured mother on the beach at Clacton sitting in a deckchair with my aunts […]
