05/02/2021
Get inspired from home with our new series of digital events, from creative workshops to expert talks and craft activities for families! See more at https://dpg.art/whats-on
Many events are #free
*Tickets on sale 10 February*
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England's first public art gallery, the Dulwich Picture Gallery is home to masterpieces by the likes of Rembrandt, Rubens, Gainsborough and Van Dyck.
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Dulwich Picture Gallery is the world’s first purpose-built public art gallery: it was founded in 1811 when Sir Francis Bourgeois RA bequeathed his collection of old masters “for the inspection of the public”. Today the Gallery is a vibrant cultural hub hosting some of the UK’s leading exhibitions alongside its Permanent Collection of Baroque masterpieces while staging a wide-ranging programme of public events, practical art and community engagement.
Operating as usual
02/02/2021
We’re so excited to be part of Weston Jerwood #CreativeBursaries for 2021-22 supporting early career creatives from low socio-economic backgrounds in 50 arts organisations across the UK.
Applications for our Assistant Project Producer are now open! 🙌
Find out more and apply at https://dpg.art/jerwood-role
With thanks to Jerwood Arts
30/01/2021
Valentine's Day will be different this year, but you can still make it memorable by sending a gift to someone special.
Shop our Valentine's edit for a unique selection of gifts, from eye-catching cards and stunning prints to handmade accessories.
dpg.art/valentines-edit
29/01/2021
We are absolutely blown away by the entries to our #unearthedathome competition so far.
There's still plenty of time to take part! Find out more ⬇
http://dpg.art/unearthed-competition
Aesthetica Magazine
25/01/2021
Looks like we had a frosty visitor to our gardens yesterday...
23/01/2021
Missing pastures new? Discover five dreamy landscapes to escape to (virtually) this lockdown, as chosen by our team.
http://dpg.art/landscapes-blog
#MuseumFromHome
16/01/2021
'The arched-shaped motifs within my painting are directly influenced by Soane's architecture'
Artist Sinta Tantra has reimagined our welcome hall with a striking mural titled The Grand Tour. We spoke to her about her process, inspirations and connection with the Gallery's architect, Sir John Soane:
http://dpg.art/meet-sinta
15/01/2021
Need to stretch your legs this weekend? Why not take a stroll around our gardens, and grab a takeaway coffee from our café while you're at it?
http://dpg.art/openingtimes
14/01/2021
Talk Art: Yinka Ilori MBE (Live at London Podcast Festival) on Apple Podcasts
We’re loving listening to Yinka Ilori on the latest episode of TalkArt! Huge congratulations to Yinka on receiving an MBE for services to design – a fantastic and well deserved achievement! 👏
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/talk-art/id1439567112?i=1000504668034
Show Talk Art, Ep Yinka Ilori MBE (Live at London Podcast Festival) - 7 Jan 2021
12/01/2021
#Unearthedathome Competition
Competition time! Inspired by the stunning still lifes from #unearthed, we're asking you to take your own still life snaps at home. Prizes include a year's subscription to Aesthetica Magazine, goodies from our Shop range and more.
Here's how to take part: http://dpg.art/unearthed-competition
📸 Get snapping
25/12/2020
Seasons greetings from all of us at Dulwich Picture Gallery. Can you work out what the controversial Christmas vegetable is in this photo by Charles Jones?
Thanks for all your support this year, we look forward to seeing you in 2021. 🌱
Charles Jones, Brussel Sprouts, c. 1895-1910, gelatin silver photograph, 152 x 108 mm. © Sean Sexton.
21/12/2020
Wherever you are this Christmas, you can explore #Unearthed using the Bloomberg Philanthropies Connects app.
Discover new stories from the exhibition, and app-exclusive content like Alexandr Khrapichev's mesmerising fruit MRI scans.
https://dpg.art/bloomberg-connects
16/12/2020
Our Director Jennifer Scott is a judge on Next Big Thing
- a TV competition for artists aged 17-30 in London.
There are 6 days left to apply - we can't wait to see the entries! http://nextbigthing.live
15/12/2020
We’re keeping our shop open for as long as we can, so you can snap up inspiring botanical gifts from our #Unearthed range in time for Christmas.
Shop at the Gallery until 20 December, 11am–5pm. Or order online by 17 December for delivery in time for the big day!
dpg.art/shop
15/12/2020
As an entertainment venue, we'll be closed from tomorrow, 16 December in line with the latest Tier 3 restrictions for London. All bookers for affected dates have been contacted. We will be back as soon as we can. Sign up to our emails to hear when we re-open. https://dpg.art/sign-up
Until then, keep safe and well!
14/12/2020
✅ Our Christmas trees are up! More botanical-themed goodness: they were kindly provided by New Leaf Dulwich, an initiative which offers education and training to adults by creating educational gardens.
http:/new-leaf.org.uk
13/12/2020
Have a botanical Christmas! 🌿🌹🌾 Discover our new #Unearthed shop range, packed full of inspiring products to help you reconnect with nature. And if you’re struggling to find unique gifts this year, do not fear! Our 2020 gift guide has got it covered… https://dpg.art/2020-gift-guide
09/12/2020
Front Row - Julia Hart on her film I'm Your Woman, Benjamin Britten's Owen Wingrave - BBC Sounds
"Tulips with attitude!" Listen back to #Unearthed curator Alexander Moore on BBC Radio 4's Front Row last night.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000q3qw
Julia Hart on writing and directing I'm Your Woman, Benjamin Britten's opera Owen Wingrave
08/12/2020
We're open!
We're welcoming visitors today to see our first major photography exhibition #Unearthed, along with a fresh presentation of our collection and a mural by Sinta Tantra.
Book now for December: dpg.art/unearthed
07/12/2020
Aesthetica Magazine - Discovery and Documentation
The Curator of #Unearthed Alexander Moore recently spoke about how the history of photography and humanity's relationship with nature are intertwined with
Aesthetica Magazine magazine.
https://aestheticamagazine.com/discovery-and-documentation/
We reopen with this exhibition tomorrow. Book your ticket for December now: http://dpg.art/unearthed
'Unearthed' at Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, looks at the relationship between human beings and nature, as told through the lens.
04/12/2020
Ahead of our reopening, we're thrilled to announce the launch of our new and free audio-visual guide as part of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Connects App.
Discover fascinating insights behind our collection with commentary from our Curators, hear about our building's unique history, and enhance your experience of #Unearthed.
Download it now ⬇️
dpg.art/bloombergconnects
02/12/2020
Book now for December
It’s official, we are opening our doors from Tuesday 8 December. We can’t wait to welcome you back!
Tickets are on sale for #Unearthed and include access to our freshly presented collection and a new mural by
@Sinta Tantra in our welcome hall.
Book now for December: https://dpg.art/unearthed
30/11/2020
Unearthed: Photography's Roots review – cauliflowers saying cheese…
"Ghostly ferns, writhing peppers, exploding flowers…This magnificent show digs deep into photography’s almost symbiotic relationship with the natural world" ★★★★★ for #Unearthed from The Guardian https://dpg.art/3mr9yDo
We re-open from Tuesday 8 December, and can't wait to welcome you back to the Gallery for this special new exhibition, a fresh presentation of our collection, and more surprises!
Tickets will go on sale 10am this Wednesday 2 December and must be booked in advance.
Ghostly ferns, writhing peppers, exploding flowers… this magnificent show digs deep into photography’s almost symbiotic relationship with the natural world
21/11/2020
The best walks in London right now
Time to stretch the legs! 🚶♀️
We're featured as part of @cntraveller's best walks in London. Explore the leafy Crystal Palace route, and take in great sights like our neighbours the @HornimanMuseum.
https://www.cntraveller.com/gallery/walks-in-london
There’s no better way to explore all that the city has to offer than by foot.
09/11/2020
If you're wondering what today's #googledoodle is about, it's the 140th birthday of architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, creator of the iconic 'K6' red phone box. Sir Giles took inspiration from the pendentive roof of our mausoleum, designed by Sir John Soane.
Our gardens are open for you to explore:
https://dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/planning-your-visit/opening-times/
06/11/2020
Christmas
It's hard to believe the festive period is just around the corner. It might be a little different this year, but it's more important than ever to send wishes to those we love.
Our artful range features works by artists we've exhibited in recent years like Eric Ravilious. Perfect for brightening dark days:
https://shop.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/collections/christmas
Shop our beautiful range of Christmas Card Packs and Gifts
05/11/2020
Meet Jennifer Scott: the high-flying gallery chief who foiled a Rembrandt theft
In today's The Telegraph our Director, Jennifer Scott talks to Alistair Sooke about resilience, survival and creativity during COVID-19.
https://telegraph.co.uk/art/what-to-see/meet-jennifer-scott-high-flying-gallery-chief-foiled-rembrandt/
Dulwich Picture Gallery is in lockdown, but its tenacious boss Jennifer Scott has big plans for the future
03/11/2020
We are postponing our re-opening from 21 November due to the lockdown, but we will be ready and waiting to welcome you back as soon as restrictions are lifted.
For now, here's Gainsborough’s Mrs Moody and her Sons (and our fab install team, pre-lockdown) on their way to our new collection room exploring British Portraiture. They (and we) can’t wait to see you soon.
24/10/2020
We are so grateful to be receiving £1.3 million from the #CulturalRecoveryFund from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, HM Treasury & Arts Council England. This vital support will get us back on our feet, ensuring our creative & inclusive work can continue https://dpg.art/news
#HereForCulture
10/10/2020
This #WorldMentalHealthDay2020 we wanted to share news of our partnership with the pioneering Tessa Jowell Health Centre in East Dulwich. We’ll be bringing arts practices together with patient care to support wellbeing.
We look forward to sharing more soon, as plans take shape!
📸 Tessa Jowell GP Surgery. Photo by Benedict Luxmoore
29/09/2020
We are very happy to share that our major new exhibition Unearthed: Photography’s Roots will open 21 November! 🌿
#Unearthed tells a unique story of photography from the 1840s to now, with over 100 stunning images of plants, botany and flowers from 41 leading international artists
Find out more > https://dpg.art/unearthed
17/09/2020
Local south east London artist and illustrator, Lisa Stickley Studio
has reimagined Sir John Soane's iconic Gallery architecture in these joyful new designs for our shop, from totes to tea towels! Explore the range: http://dpg.art/shop-Lisa-Stickley
We caught up with Lisa to find out about her design process, staying creative during #lockdown and her ideal south east London day out on our blog: http://dpg.art/meet-Lisa-Stickley
29/08/2020
No #bankholiday plans? We're open this bank holiday Monday so you can picnic in our beautiful gardens, shop unique gifts and enjoy tasty snacks at our pop-up shop and café...
Every purchase supports the gallery
#shoplocal #supportsmallbusinesses
19/08/2020
Kazumasa Ogawa's 1890s collotypes look as though they could have been made yesterday! Read more on his fascinating process http://dpg.art/ogawa-collotypes
Dates for #Unearthed: Photography’s Roots are tbc. Sign up to hear our news at https://dpg.art/account
#worldphotographyday
12/08/2020
Wishing we could dive into the luscious cool greens of this oil pastel drawing today! This week’s #CreativeWednesday celebrates the work of Dulwich Picture Gallery regular teaching artist Liz Charsley-Jory. Liz is a Canadian-born artist who creates intricate drawings in oil pastel, charcoal and ink, inspired by the beauty of the natural world. She’s led many fantastic workshops at the Gallery to share her skills, inspired by our exhibition programme.
Works featured:
Gallery Road Tangle, oil pastel and ink on paper (currently on display @londonbridgehotel )
Buttercup and Dandelion, ink on paper
You can see more of Liz’s work at lizcharsley-jory.com
#londonartists #moderndrawing #supportartists #londonart #londongalleries #oilpastel #modernart #nature
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No #bankholiday plans? We're open this bank holiday Monday so you can picnic in our beautiful gardens, shop unique gifts and enjoy tasty snacks at our pop-up shop and café... Every purchase supports the gallery #shoplocal #supportsmallbusinesses
Behind the Curtain: Leonora Carrington’s Pomps of the Subsoil
Discover the fantastically imaginative storytelling of Leonora Carrington’s Pomps of the Subsoil (1947) in our latest film with director Jennifer Scott exploring our #BritishSurrealism exhibition... #MuseumFromHome #surrealism #LeonoraCarrington
It's #worldbeeday AND #creativewednesday so.... this week we're inviting you to feel the buzz(?!) and draw, paint, collage, make your own homage to this worthy pollinator - whether it's your own homemade bee house, or a picture or photo, we want to see! Share your creations with us below. We're big fans of Origami so we had a go at creating a paper bee using this simple tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4WYBitGIEY (full disclosure - it took a few attempts to make this time-lapse in one go...)
Behind the Curtain: F.E McWilliam’s Spanish Head
“War and all its horror is the complete opposite of the freedom of surrealist thinking” Sculptor F.E. McWilliam was born #onthisday in 1909. His ‘Spanish Head’ is the central work of our #BritishSurrealism exhibition. Learn more with our latest Behind the Curtain film bringing insight from the exhibition to you at home, presented by director Jennifer Scott. #MuseumFromHome #stayathome
How to make your own salt dough sculpture
This week’s #CreativeWednesday activity might have you feeling all nostalgic as we’re making salt dough sculptures! They’re really fun and easy to make with just three household ingredients: salt, flour, and water! Why not give it a go and share your creation with us @dulwichgallery ? Read on for a step by step how-to... 1️⃣ Mix a cup of plain flour with half a cup of salt 2️⃣ Gradually add half a cup of water or dye (we used acrylic paint but food colouring works well too, although add it after step 3) 3️⃣ Mix together until the dough is elastic, then pick up in your hands and knead. If the mixture is too sticky, add a little more flour. 4️⃣Now it’s time to get creative! Over a floured surface roll out your dough and begin your sculpture. We made a hand-shaped tea light holder by drawing around a hand, then creating a well for the candle by pressing it firmly into the dough. 5️⃣ Once you’re happy with your sculpture it’s time to bake it! Line a tray with baking paper and place your sculpture on top. Bake at a low heat (around 140 degrees) for 2-3 hours or until the sculpture has completely hardened. 5️⃣ Allow to cool, then decorate! If you prefer, you can leave your dough plain while baking, and decorate once cooled with poster paint. Coating with a thin layer of pva can give it a nice varnish too (we skipped this step for our tea light holder) 🕯 Enjoy! We can’t wait to see your sculptures. Share them with us @dulwichgallery #creativewednesday
Origami Heart
These origami hearts make great decorations for your room, and they’re really easy to make too. All you need is a square piece of paper. Share your creations with us here or on Instagram! Tune in every Wednesday for a new challenge. #stayathomechallenge #CreativeWednesdays 1️⃣ Fold your piece of paper diagonally across each way so that you have a clear cross shape. 2️⃣ Fold the top point of your paper downwards to meet the centre of the cross shape. 3️⃣ Bring the lowest point of the paper up to meet the middle of the top folded edge. 4️⃣ Fold the left half of your shape up, so that the lower edge rests along the crease down the centre. 5️⃣ Press the bottom and centre lines down firmly. 6️⃣ Repeat the previous two steps with the right half of your paper. 7️⃣ Turn your piece of paper over and fold down the two top tips and two side tips. 8️⃣ Flip your paper back over – it’s the perfect heart shape!
Behind the Curtain: Marion Adnams’ Lost Infanta
Look Behind the Curtain of #BritishSurrealism at Marion Adnams’ enchanting painting ‘The Lost Infanta’ (1944). What do you think she might represent? Behind the Curtain is a series of short films exploring key British surrealists, with our Director Jennifer Scott. Stay tuned for more, coming soon! #MuseumFromHome #Stayathome
Christ and St Mary Magdalen at the Tomb
Today we're sharing a special moment from #RembrandtsLight - the contemplative Christ and St Mary Magdalen at the Tomb. We collaborated with award-winning cinematographer Peter Suschitzky, and used innovative lighting from ERCO to evoke a dawn and dusk over the scene.
Collage Voyage
This week's #stayathome activity is a collage - try using magazines, newspapers or even old photographs as a background for your own drawings. ✂️✏️ Share your creations with us here or on Instagram! Tune in every Wednesday for a new challenge. #CreativeWednesdays
Noel Desenfans Conservation
What a difference conservation makes! Recently we conserved the portrait of one of our founders, Noel Desenfans, removing years of discoloured varnish to bring it into the light. Our Assistant Curator Helen Hillyard explains... http://dpg.art/desenfansconservation #MuseumFromHome
Behind the Curtain: Conroy Maddox’s The Lesson
We’re bringing our #BritishSurrealism exhibition to you with a new series of short films exploring some of the key surrealist artists in the show, presented by our Director Jennifer Scott. First up is Conroy Maddox’s bewildering ‘The Lesson’. What do you think it could be about? #MuseumFromHome https://dpg.art/british-surrealism
Combination Imagination
This week's #stayathome activity for you to try is inspired by surrealist parlour games, so it's one for a group. Share your creative creatures with us here or on Instagram! Tune in every Wednesday for a new challenge. #CreativeWednesdays
Automatic Drawing
Tune in every Wednesday for a different creative challenge - this week we're trying automatic drawing, a technique used by the surrealists to unlock their subconscious. Perfect if you need a 5 minute break, or a #stayathome activity for all the family! ✍️ Share your creation with us: #CreativeWednesdays
Exhibition Catalogue
We produced the exhibition catalogue for #BritishSurrealism in-house with Stephen Coates and Studio Hunter. It has lots of unexpected pages like this which will make you wonder what was in your morning coffee ☕
Journeys: a new display exploring migration
Our latest display shines a new light on works from the Gallery's Collection and seeks to question the nature of migration from the 17th century to today. Journeys has been co-curated by a group of Community Curators, with personal experiences of migration hailing from all over the world.
Happy new year! The Gallery is closed today but we're open tomorrow as usual. We can't wait to share more about everything we have planned for 2020. https://dpg.art/whats-on
Rembrandt Lighting Competition
📷 Need a new photography challenge? Why not take part in our Rembrandt Lighting competition? Find out more ➡️ https://dpg.art/RembrandtLightingComp Prizes include exhibition tickets, a film-developing workshop at Bright Rooms, goodies from our shop and art supplies from our friends at Royal Talens. With thanks to Bright Rooms for generously providing equipment, filming location and a prize for the competition.
Every frame a Rembrandt
An enduring storyteller, a master of light... Discover Rembrandt's influence on the world of cinema in our latest film, featuring interviews with cinematographer Peter Suschitzky and exhibition curators Jennifer Scott and Helen Hillyard. https://dpg.art/rembrandts-light
Rembrandt's Light
Discover one of the greatest painters who ever lived... #RembrandtsLight is open until 2 February 2020 Book online and save at https://dpg.art/rembrandts-light
🚨Under 30s tickets are now available for #RembrandtsLight to anyone aged 18–30 for just £5!🚨 Tickets also include access to our Collection and Displays. All you have to do is sign up for free using the link below or speak to one of our team when you visit the Gallery. https://dpg.art/under30
Dulwich Pavilion 2019
The Colour Palace has landed. It's free to enter and is open until 22 September. ☀️🌈
Cutting Edge: Modernist British Printmaking
Ten artists. One revolution. Discover the printmakers who captured the spirit of 1930s Britain in our summer exhibition #CuttingEdgeDPG “Boldness and graphic harmony.” ★★★★ Evening Standard ★★★★ The Observer ★★★★ Mail on Sunday https://dpg.art/cutting-edge
Contemporary artist Mariele Neudecker talks about her new tank installation, And Then The World Changed Colour: Breathing Yellow, inspired by the evocative landscapes of #SohlbergsNorway and our own Mausoleum space. Join us on 4 April to hear Mariele in conversation with Helen Sumpter (Editor of Art Quarterly): dpg.art/2FaRpFc
Help us build The Colour Palace
We need your help to build The Colour Palace, a space for all of London to relax, create & be inspired this summer! By donating, you'll help towards our £20K target and be part of an unforgettable project... #ColourPalace #ArtHappens with Art Fund Designed by Pricegore architects and Yinka Ilori In Partnership with the London Festival of Architecture https://www.artfund.org/get-involved/art-happens/colour-palace
When Frank met Harald..."It's like going on the best trip to Norway you could have" Frank Skinner dropped by for a tour of #SohlbergsNorway with curator Kathleen Soriano - and it seems Harald's left a lasting impression! https://dpg.art/sohlberg
Harald Sohlberg: Painting Norway exhibition trailer
“Where does this country road go in the twilight?” Harald Sohlberg's Nordic landscapes come to life in our new trailer - watch it now... (sound on!) #SohlbergsNorway https://dpg.art/2DKQDOH
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Dulwich Picture Gallery is the world’s first purpose-built public art gallery: it was founded in 1811 when Sir Francis Bourgeois RA bequeathed his collection of old masters “for the inspection of the public”. Today the Gallery is a vibrant cultural hub hosting some of the UK’s leading exhibitions alongside its Collection of Baroque masterpieces, while staging a wide-ranging programme of public events and community engagement.
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Have stopped following as it’s so boring seeing all the items you add in your shop and I can’t work out how to stop getting whilst getting news from you.
I loved 'The flood that really happened' ☸️ I look forward to the new one. Well worth a look for just £8.99.
Very limited opening. Kitchen not open, v limited and basic take away food available, only a few tables in the garden, loos not open and shop also v limited. Disappointing visit.
With times like this, hard and sad at the same time, where criminality increasing, riots, protest and distraction.
Our great London City needs protection.
“WE ARE HERE FOR YOU”
Are you a current or former museum and gallery professional working in the UK or internationally? We are inviting colleagues in the sector to complete a survey that aims to explore the perspectives and experiences of current and former museum and gallery professionals in relation to graduate employability in the sector. Our survey can be accessed at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdekeCXoKtluvSF-r1Y_JXOKTMVaTZ36UB8PKlpjhWyGI3QwQ/viewform here (closing date: 18th of June). We would appreciate if you could take the time to complete our survey and circulate it amongst your colleagues.
This survey is part of the project Curating Expertise: Towards a Museum Forum @ King’s, with which we aim to build an interdisciplinary Museum Studies teaching and research agenda at King’s College London. We are interested in colleagues’ thoughts about the knowledges, skills and experience that museum studies graduates should possess to be employable in the sector today. We are particularly keen to hear from those interested in contributing, in one form or another, to the delivery of a London-based but globally focused new Museum Studies teaching provision. Whilst we are interested in collaborating with London-based institutions / professionals, we would be delighted to also hear from colleagues across the UK and internationally.
Whilst we appreciate this is a time of uncertainty for the sector, it seems a critical moment to reflect on how we can train future generations of resilient museum professionals.
If you wish to get in touch, you can reach us at [email protected] and [email protected].
Best wishes,
Dr Stuart Dunn (DDH) and Dr Serena Iervolino (CMCI)
I've been keeping busy during lockdown, working on this crochet/embroidery copy of one of the paintings in the collection. Big thanks to Kelly Robinson, Head of Community Engagement, who let me have a photocopy to work from.See the journey at
https://jobodley.blogspot.com/
Is the picture gallery air conditioned please?
Ribera exhibition was fantastic!
Debo conocer esta gran Galería!!!
Get to know this great Scottish painter.