Discover the first major retrospective of the visionary British artist and designer, whose enchanting and original works will finally receive public recognition.
In summer 2025, Dulwich Picture Gallery presents Gated Canyons, an exhibition by Rachel Jones, the first ever solo contemporary show in the Gallery’s main exhibition space.
London-based painter Somaya Critchlow will create a new body of work based on our Old Master paintings
Dulwich Festival returns with another exhilarating programme of music, talks, workshops and more.
Playful painting for little creatives under 5, with new themes each month to keep them engaged.
Get inspired to make art together as a family in these free monthly creative activities in the Art Studio.
Spark your child’s imagination through interactive storytelling.
Explore storytelling through art and play, collaborate, create and play together.
In line with the LFA2025 theme, Voices, we invite Families to collaborate in fun, family friendly participatory creative art and play sessions with an aim of amplifying and capturing diverse perspectives and experimenting with fresh ideas for transforming local spaces.
Learn how to make a theatrical, sculptural bouquet.
Craft your own bound book and learn one of the oldest and most elegant methods of decorating paper.
Join us for one of London Terrariums' sell-out Tinyjohn Terrarium-making workshops, inspired by our exhibition Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious.
A sculptural composition in five parts, whose shapes evoke sea creatures and underwater plant life.
Material (SG) IV captures the idea of harnessing the wind, freezing it in time.
Carved from glacial erratic boulders by the British sculptor Peter Randall-Page, Walking the Dog I, II & III is situated permanently in the Gardens for everyone to enjoy. The sculpture was commissioned in celebration of the Gallery’s bicentenary in 2011 with support from the Art Fund and was our first piece of major contemporary sculpture.
Discover an exciting new farmers’ market in the stunning surroundings of our sculpture garden.
Join James Russell, curator of Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious for an inspiring introduction to the exhibition.
Guided by one of our dementia friendly guides, we invite you to take a closer look at paintings from our collection or the Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious exhibition and share your opinions, stories and impressions.
Begin your Friday in the Gallery. Our Director Jennifer Scott shares stories of four fascinating works from our collection.
Dr Monika Hinkel, curator of Yoshida: Three Generations of Japanese Printmaking gives an inspiring online introduction to the exhibition.
Join James Russell, curator of Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious for an inspiring online introduction to the exhibition.