Next week sees the opening of the first global show of the Mixup, an international multi-artist collaborative project. The brainchild of local artist Richard Watkins, the project invites 41 artists around the world to get […]
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Dulwich Outdoor Gallery comes indoors
Dulwich Outdoor Gallery has come inside! Nearly all of the participating artists are selling their artworks in a new pop-up shop in the heart of Dulwich Village. The Dulwich Indoor Gallery was launched during the […]
Photo Story: The Chopping Block - a new gallery in Peckham
Nestled behind string light adorned shipping containers lies the Chopping Block, an intimate gallery and project space that opened 29 March in partnership with the Sassoon Gallery in Peckham. The Thursday night launch was abuzz […]
IWM Honors WWII Female Photojournalist, Lee Miller
Lee Miller: A Woman’s War will be on display at the Imperial War Museum: London for another month. The brilliant exhibition sheds light on the largely forgotten, but utterly fascinating, talented and admirable woman and […]
Dulwich Picture Gallery to Unveil Ruben’s Ghost
Dulwich Picture Gallery will host its second display in the Making Discoveries: Dutch and Flemish Masterpieces series in late April. Ruben’s Ghost, will be a revealing look into the painter’s methods and process. From 26 […]
V&A Charts Botticelli’s Career and Influence in New Exhibition
The V&A explores the impact and Influence of Italian Renaissance painter, Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) in new exhibition, Botticelli Reimagined. I had the great luck and pleasure of visiting the Uffizi Gallery in Florence a couple […]
Narrative Spaces Exhibition
We are two local artists exhibiting at the Jane Newbery Gallery in Dulwich Village. Both of us are storytellers. We both studied Illustration and have a love of ambiguous narrative in our pictures. This is […]
Blurred Lines: The Amazing World of M.C. Escher @ Dulwich Picture Gallery
Where is everyone? I am the last person to get off the 63 bus on my exodus from Welwyn Garden City (what I wishfully refer to as “North London”) to see the enticing Escher exhibit. […]
