Gated Canyons is the highly anticipated exhibition by acclaimed artist Rachel Jones.
Discover our stunning collection of historic paintings featuring works by Rembrandt, Poussin, Rubens and many others.
London-based painter Somaya Critchlow will create a new body of work based on our Old Master paintings
Time Spaghetti brings together bold new works by Lisa Contucci, Clifton Wright and Stanley Galton created in response to the Gallery’s historic Collection and architecture.
An evening of live music in the Chapel as Touching Bass invites Rohan Ayinde, Afromerm and felix taylor to present new works made in direct response to Gated Canyons.
Learn to make your own beaded bracelet using freshwater pearls.
Create an ever-lasting floral bouquet from hand-dyed linen. Learn how to prepare and use natural dyes.
Join us for a dazzling new adaptation of Thackeray’s tale of greed, ambition, love and betrayal that will transport audiences from Regency salons and ballrooms to the battlefield of Waterloo!
Draw real farm animals from Spitalfields City Farm including miniature donkeys, guinea pigs, goats and chickens in this unique event.
Led by Heritage Cheese’s resident curd nerd and wine expert, we will be tasting five cheeses matched with five wines. Expect anecdotes, titbits, and laughter!
Join Jane Findlay, curator of Rachel Jones: Gated Canyons for an inspiring online introduction to the exhibition.
Join Jane Findlay, curator of Rachel Jones for an in person tour of Rachel Jones: Gated Canyons.
In these free creative workshops you'll experiment with materials and techniques to create drama and atmosphere while being the master of your own story.
Get inspired to make art together as a family in these free monthly creative activities in the Art Studio.
Playful painting for little creatives under 5, with new themes each month to keep them engaged.
Learn yoga positions and mindful breathing techniques as a family, focusing on themes of animals, nature, and light.
Draw real farm animals from Spitalfields City Farm including miniature donkeys, guinea pigs, goats and chickens in this family-friendly event.
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.
Our dementia friendly Creative Conversation sessions invite you to take notice, be curious and discuss.
Picture Description talks are designed for blind or visually impaired visitors. Delivered by our trained guides, each talk introduces paintings from the Collection followed by a group discussion.
Join historian and mythology nerd Sacha Coward for a queer history tour of Dulwich Picture Gallery, and discover stories about androgyny, cross-dressing and kings that were queens and saucy saints.
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.