Trace the history of photography from the 1840s to now, as told through depictions of botany and the natural world.
Our latest display shines a new light on works from the Gallery's Collection and questions the nature of migration from the 17th century to today.
Artist Sinta Tantra's new mural The Grand Tour greets you as you step inside our newly designed welcome hall.
Curator of Unearthed: Photography’s Roots Alexander Moore gives his fascinating insight into the 180 year story of photography, and its intrinsic relationship to the natural world in this recorded talk, available to watch on demand.
Join this online family workshop and learn how to make your own inks from vegetables and spices, which you can use to make paintings and drawings at home.
Encourage your family to enjoy the great outdoors in these nature-inspired storytelling, movement and singing sessions, led by artist and storyteller Cina Aissa.
Join Alix from The Creation Station in this sensory session for under 5s, exploring nature in the Gallery’s beautiful gardens.
Introduce your children to the wonderful world of analogue photography in this family workshop with photographer Dan Fontanelli.
Bring the whole family along and get playful with free nature-inspired activities in the beautiful gardens of Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Explore themes relating to migration, such as identity, nationality and wellbeing through this online spoken word & poetry event.
Celebrate stories of migration across cultures, and take part in creative workshops, performances, and film screenings in this special online Late as part of Refugee Week.
Trace the history of photography from the 1840s to now, as told through depictions of botany and the natural world.
In 2021 Dulwich Picture Gallery hosts the first major UK exhibition of woodcuts by leading Abstract Expressionist, Helen Frankenthaler (1928–2011).
Join photographer Dan Fontanelli in this two-day workshop in analogue nature photography, designed for beginners.
Our latest display shines a new light on works from the Gallery's Collection and questions the nature of migration from the 17th century to today.
Artist Sinta Tantra's new mural The Grand Tour greets you as you step inside our newly designed welcome hall.