Discover the first major retrospective of the visionary British artist and designer, whose enchanting and original works will finally receive public recognition.
Join the quest to find this Renaissance master and follow his trail through the Dulwich Picture Gallery collection — navigating fakes, mistakes and surprises along the way.
Join us for an inspiring drawing workshop with beautiful birds of prey; Harris Hawks, Lanner Falcons and Eagle Owls.
In this workshop you will learn how to transfer your image to a woodblock. You’ll be introduced to the woodcarving process, carving and printing from wood block inspired by the artist Tirzah Garwood.
Craft your own bound book and learn one of the oldest and most elegant methods of decorating paper. Create marble-like designs by manipulating floating (coloured) inks on water and carefully transferring them to an absorbent paper.
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.
Playful painting for little creatives under 5, there are new themes each month to keep them engaged.
Gather your brood for an inspiring drawing workshop with beautiful birds of prey!
Join us for a Family Festival inspired by the work on display in Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious. Kids go FREE!
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.
This BSL talk led by John Wilson will look at highlights from our Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious exhibition.
Immerse yourself in the sounds, vibrations and powerful resonances of classical cello and piano performed by cellist Naomi Watts and pianist Christina McMaster.
Awaken all your senses with cellist and yoga teacher Naomi Watts with this morning mindful flow – spark and invigorate your cells and muscles while exploring inner curiosity and creativity which we hope will enable you to connect deeper with yourself.
Dr Monika Hinkel, curator of Yoshida: Three Generations of Japanese Printmaking gives an inspiring online introduction to the exhibition.
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.