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May – August 2009 www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Getting to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Train

Steps at stations and no wheelchair facilities call 08457 484950 for details

London Bridge to North Dulwich Thirteen minutes from London Bridge, every fifteen minutes, usually platforms �3–�6. Turn left out of the station and follow signs to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Victoria Station to West DulwichTwelve minutes from Victoria. Four trains an hour. Trains leave usually from platforms �–8. Follow signs to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Road

The Gallery is in Dulwich Village, just off the South Circular (A�05). Ample unrestricted parking. There is a disabled car park next to the Gallery in Gallery Road

Bus

P4 from opposite Brixton Tube, Forest Hill and the Horniman Museum or Lewisham Bus Station. The bus stops in College Road outside the Gallery

No 3 from central London to West Dulwich Station

No 37 from South West London to North Dulwich Station

Access Information

The Gallery is on one level with full access and facilities for disabled visitors, including a hearing loop in the Linbury Room and parking in the disabled car park off Gallery Road

This guide is available in large print on request. Call 0�0 8693 5�54

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Image creditsCover: British School, Henry, Prince of Wales. Trustees of Dulwich Picture GalleryP2: Marcello Bacciarelli, Portrait of Stanislaw Augustus in Coronation Costume, �768 – �77�, Royal Castle in Warsaw, Inv. No. ZKW/�7�9p6: Walter Sickert, The Rialto Bridge, �90�, oil on canvas, 6�0 x 508 mm, Courtesy of Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert, © Estate of Walter R. Sickert. All rights reserved, DACS �008p7&8: Antoni Malinowski at work. Photo: Rebecca Portsmouth• Edgar Degas, born Paris, France, �834; died Paris , France, �9�7; Danseuse Vue de Dos. ‘Grand Battement a la Seconde’, �885 c – �890, black chalk heightened with white chalk on green laid paper© Art Gallery of Ontario• Paul Gauguin born Paris, �848; died Atuona, Marquesas Islands, �903, Tahitian Girl in Pink Pareu�894, gouache and watercolour transfer on laid paper, © Art Gallery of Ontario• Copy after Titain. C. Trustees of Dulwich Picture Galleryp10: Marcello Bacciarelli, Stanislaw Augustus in a red coat, c. �795, Royal Castle in Warsaw, Inv. No. ZKW/7�6. Photo Meciej Browarskip13: Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Sakata Kaid – maru wrestles with a giant carp, c. �837, American Friends of the British Museum (The Arthur R. Miller Collection ����5), Photo © Trustees of the British Museum, London• John William Waterhouse,A Mermaid, �900, Royal Academy of Arts, London, Photo © Royal Academy of Arts, London.

This exhibition is organised by the Groninger Museum, the Netherlands with the collaboration of the Royal Academy of Arts, London and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

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Contents

Exhibitions

Exhibitions in �009 6

Lectures

Director’s Exhibition Lectures �0Education Lecture Series �0Friends Lectures ��

Art Classes

Art For Adults �3 Art For Young People �7

For Families

Education Art Drop-Ins �8 GalleryFilm for Kids �4

Events

Friends Music �9 Friends Events �0 Friends GalleryFilm �3 Friends London Visits ��

Support us

About the Friends �8 About the �8�� Club �8 About the Desenfans Circle �8

Contents

Information

Gallery Hire 9 Calendar �9 Join the Free Email List �8

Application form

Join the Friends �6

t Contextual Lecture Series: World War II and its Aftermath p10

p Best of British p7

u London Visits: Handel House Museum p22

u The Polish Connection p7

p Life drawing p16

u London Visits: Government Art Collection p21

u Hire the Dulwich Picture Gallery p9

Welcome

Welcome to Dulwich Picture Gallery

Dulwich Picture GalleryGallery Road, Dulwich Village,London SE�� 7ADTelephone 0�0 8693 5�54Textphone 0�0 8693 4786Fax 0�0 8�99 8700

enquiries@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Charity Number: �04094�

Open

Tuesdays to Fridays: �0am –5pmSaturdays, Sundays & Bank Holiday Mondays: ��am –5pm

Closed Mondays except Bank Holidays. Open on Good Friday. Closed New Year’s Day and �5 –�6 December

Admission charge

Permanent Collection £5, Senior citizens £4 Unemployed, disabled, students, children and Friends free.

Permanent collection and Temporary Exhibition £9. Senior Citizens £8 Unemployed, disabled, students £4; children and Friends free.

You will also be invited to add a Gift Aid donation to your ticket price

Free Tours

Free tours of the Gallery on Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm (admission charges apply)

Guided Tours

For guided group tours and study sessions contact 0�0 8�99 87�3 or groups@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Gallery Hire

The Gallery is available for private hire, as is the Linbury Room. Wedding receptions, dinners, parties, conferences, lectures, filming and private evening tours.

For more information contact Emma Barrow on 0�0 8�99 87�3 or events@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Shopping

The Gallery shop sells gifts, catalogues, books and cards. For more information call 0�0 8�99 8704 or email contact@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

The Picture Gallery Café

There is a licensed café, opening on to landscaped gardens, with delicious meals and light refreshments 0�0 8�99 87�9

Access Information

The Gallery is on one level with full access and facilities for disabled visitors, including a hearing loop in the Linbury Room and parking in the disabled car park off Gallery Road

This guide is available in large print on request. Call 0�0 8693 5�54

This leaflet is sponsored by the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery

Permanent Collection

Dulwich Picture Gallery houses one of the world’s most important collections of European Old Master paintings from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The collection is also one of the oldest in Great Britain, substantially put together during the �790s. The paintings are housed in the first purpose-built art gallery in England, designed by Sir John Soane in �8��

Free Gallery guided tours of the permanent collection take place at 3pm each Saturday and Sunday. Please purchase your Gallery ticket and wait near the Friends’ Desk in the main gallery.

Adopt an Old Master

Would you enjoy a ‘behind the scenes’ visit to the conservator’s studio? Adopt an Old Master and you can accompany the curator and the conservator to see the work in progress. Visit our website for more information about adopting a picture.

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Booking details

Education eventsPlease contact Sarah Atkinson on 0�0 8�99 873� or s.atkinson@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Booking details

Friends eventsTickets available from the Friends Desk in the Gallery or call for credit/debit card sales 0�0 8�99 8750. Monday to Friday 9-��a.m. Saturday �0am to noon. Leave a message outside those hours or e-mail friendsticketing@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Dulwich Picture Gallery

IS:HistoricFounded in �8�� it was the first public art gallery in England

BeautifulThe Gallery is a masterpiece by the Regency architect Sir John Soane, set in idyllic grounds in leafy Dulwich, a green oasis only four miles from central London

PeacefulIt is a place of quiet contemplation, off the beaten track but readily accessible by rail, car, bus, or bike

World ClassIts collections include beautiful masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, Watteau, Gainsborough and Van Dyck amongst many others

AmazingThe view down the Gallery is one of the most dazzling visual feasts in London

Original How many other Galleries have their Founders’ mausoleum at their heart?

Accessible Our Education programmes have won countless awards; we welcome all ages, and are dedicated to encouraging the enjoyment of the visual arts for all. The Gallery has excellent disabled access

StimulatingOur exhibition programme offers a minimum of three three critically acclaimed loan exhibitions a year

FriendlyOur staff are dedicated to making everyone’s visit as enjoyable as possible

AliveThe Gallery buzzes with lectures, art classes, concerts and special events

CivilisedOur café offers delicious food in a sophisticated contemporary extension – an award-winning building by architect Rick Mather – with views of the gallery and its beautiful grounds

ISN’T:Government fundedWe are an independent museum and a Charitable Trust, reliant on fund-raising for everything that we accomplish. As part of that challenge, the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery are amongst the most dynamic and supportive in the museum world

Supported by the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery

Exhibitions and Displays in �009

Sickert in Venice

Ends 31 May 2009

“A model of what a small gallery can do… if, like me, you thought you knew Sickert’s work well, think again.” HHHH The Telegraph

Venice inspired some of Sickert’s most ravishing work. It was here that Sickert really found his identity as an artist, painting studies of St Mark’s Basilica, inspired by Monet. Later he moved indoors and experimented with figures in interiors. This is the first time that Sickert’s magical Venetian oeuvre has been seen together

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Paolo Veronese: The Petrobelli Altarpiece

Reconstructing a Renaissance MasterpieceExhibition extended to 10 May 2009In the late �8th century this huge altarpiece was butchered for the art market. Three large sections have survived, at Dulwich, at the National Gallery of Scotland, and the National Gallery of Canada. This display brings these fragments together again for the first time – and includes a newly discovered fourth fragment

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Best of British

The Story of the British Collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery8 July – 27 September Dulwich Picture Gallery will be exhibiting paintings from its newly catalogued British collection, many of which are not usually on show. The exhibition will not only display the original collection, but will also show paintings bequeathed by other collectors – including the significant group of actors’ portraits from Shakespeare’s time – and the display will offer a fascinating insight into English notions of taste and the fashion to collect from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century. There is no charge for this exhibition

Exhibitions and Displays in �009

Supported by the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery

The Polish Connection

16 June – 27 September 2009In �790 the last King of Poland commissioned two art dealers to buy paintings to establish Poland’s national collection. However he was forced to abdicate and the works became the collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery. Spectacular state portraits, on loan from Poland, of King Stanislaw Augustus Poniatowski, will be shown here for the first time in the UK. In addition to these loans, work by Antoni Malinowski, the distinguished Polish contemporary artist, will link Dulwich Picture Gallery and Warsaw’s Royal Castle. Malinowski’s work is a meditation on light, colour, painting and the enduring significance of ephemeral gestures, and will be both inside and outside the Gallery.

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Paul Nash: the Elements

10 February – 9 May 2010Paul Nash (�889 – �946) painted beautiful landscapes of the Downs, strange flooded rooms, and classic images of two World Wars. The exhibition includes paintings, watercolours and photographs from the whole of his career, showing how he selected elementary objects, to put them in relationships of conflict or harmony, and found pathways, nests and thresholds between them and within them

Drawing Attention

Rembrandt, Tiepolo, Van Gogh, Picasso & more Master Drawings from the Art Gallery of Ontario21 October – 17 January 2010The Art Gallery of Ontario has put together a great collection of drawings. This group of a hundred of its best works ranges from Renaissance Italy to modern times. It includes Guercino, Boucher, Gainsborough, Ingres, Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Turner, Léger, De Kooning, and Canada’s remarkable Tom Thomson

Desperately Seeking Conservation

Autumn (dates to be confirmed)A display of rarely seen Gallery paintings in need of conservation. Adopt an Old Master was started in �988 to conserve the collection and over ��0 paintings have been adopted. But there are still many paintings which are in desperate need of attention. What the conservators uncover during conservation provides both a context for scholarly research and for visitor enjoyment. The collection can be preserved for generations to come, but this is only possible thanks to the generous support of visitors who adopt. Could you be one of them?

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Dulwich Picture Gallery can be hired for a large variety of events – from formal dinners and canapé receptions to concerts, private tours and garden parties.

Weddings

The Gallery holds a Civil Marriage and Civil Partnership Licence with Southwark Council. The events team is experienced in catering for very special days in both the Gallery and the Linbury Room and the gardens.

All funds generated from the hire of Dulwich Picture Gallery go towards its conservation and care and to the development of ongoing education, events and exhibitions programmes.

The Gardens

The Gardens can be used for pre-dinner drinks or hired separately for use with a marquee.

Catering

We have a list of approved caterers to choose from.

Lectures Hire the gallery

Education

For further information on prices and availability please call 020 8299 8713 or email events@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Director’s Lectures

Ian Dejardin, the Gallery’s Director, gives a lecture about each of the Gallery’s exhibitions 12.30–1.30pm

Lectures are held in the Linbury Room on a first come first served basis. They are free but there will be a collection at the end for which the suggested donation is £3

The Polish Connection

Thursday 18 JuneThe exhibition is part of the Story of LondonIan Dejardin

Best of British

Thursday 16 July The story of the British Collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery Ian Dejardin

Drawing Attention

Thursday 15 OctoberMaster Drawings from the Art Gallery of Ontario: Boucher, Gainsborough, Matisse, Picasso, Tiepolo, Rembrandt, Van Gogh and many othersIan Dejardin

Contextual Lecture Series:World War II and its Aftermath: From Munich to Suez, 1939-56

Lectures take place in the Linbury Room from 10.30–11.30am

Fitzrovia: London’s Last Bohemia- Wartime Pubs and Poets

Tuesday 5 May 2009Roger Brasier, cultural and social historian

Remembered: The Remarkable Story behind the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Tuesday 19 May 2009Julie Summers, author and historian

Mosquitos and Lions: An Alternative View of War Memorials

Tuesday 2 June 2009Peter Ashley, author of Lest We Forget, an English Heritage Pocket Book on War Memorials

The BBC in War and Conflict, 1939-1957

Tuesday 16 June 2009Dr Kenneth Wolfe, author of The Churches and the BBC: the Politics of Broadcast Religion, �9��-�955

Pavilions, People and Playtime: The Festival of Britain

Tuesday 30 June 2009Dr Gillian Whiteley, writer, curator and lecturer

The Fifties: Myth and Reality

Tuesday 7 July 2009 We are delighted to welcome David Kynaston, author and historian for the final lecture of the series

6.30 for a 7pm start, to include a glass of wine (Book signing)A limited number of tickets will be available for each lecture at the door on a first come, first served basis, £�0, £9 concessions and Friends

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Great Sculptors of the 20th Century

7.45–9.15pm In the Linbury Room. Bar and book sales in the interval

This series looks at three artists, two of whom helped to expand the range and treatment of subject matter using the traditional practice of direct carving, which had all but died out since the days of Michelangelo

Constantin Brancusi

Tuesday 26 MayBrancusi (�876–�957) was one of the most important sculptors of the �0th century, who influenced artists from Modigliani to Henry Moore. This lecture starts with his early life in Romania to an artist with a world-wide reputation. It will also look at the recurring themes in his work such as The Kiss and images based on naturePeter Scott

Jacob Epstein

Tuesday 2 JuneWhen Sir Jacob Epstein (�880–�959) died, he was one of the most famous and best loved sculptors in Britain. However, most of his career had been dogged by criticism and public ridicule. This lecture examines his life and work, explains what he was trying to achieve and why his pioneering career caused such bitter controversy in his timeLinda Smith

Elisabeth Frink

Tuesday 9 June Although Frink (�930–93) was born more than fifty years after Brancusi, the feeling of her work is closer to that of her hero, Rodin, than that of the Romanian sculptor. This lecture examines some of her powerful bronzes depicting the human figure and animals. Her bronzes varied in scale and feeling, from small, threatening birds to the life-size, tranquil Walking Madonna in Salisbury Frank Woodgate

Series of 3 lectures £25, £20 Friends and DDFAS members Single lectures £10, £8 Friends and DDFAS members

New arrangements for buying tickets: New phone number 020 8299 8750

The phone line for credit and debit card (no Amex) bookings for tickets for events run by the Friends will now be open: Monday to Friday 9am to ��am; Saturday �0am to noon. Outside these hours messages may be left and we will return the calls on the next working day. Please note that a £�.00 handling fee is added to each transaction.

Tickets will still be sold at the Friends Desk in the Gallery with cheque or cash but we will no longer accept card bookings there. Bookings by post will be by cheque only.

For enquiries, you may also send an e-mail to friendsticketing@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk or call 0�0 8�99 8750

Saturday Study Days with Valerie Woodgate

Surrealism: Dreams and Nightmares

Saturday 30 May 10.30am – 3.30pmExplore the idea of dreams and the unconscious, Surrealist artists including Ernst, Magritte and Dali, created some of the most mysterious, dramatic and unforgettable works of the �0th century.

Primitivism and the Exotic in 19th & 20th century art

Saturday 10 October 10.30 – 3.30pmSome of the most important and influential works of art in the �9th & �0th centuries were inspired by a fascination with non-Western life and culture, the so-called “primitive”, “Oriental” and “exotic”.

With Valerie Woodgate, professional lecturer and art historian

Each study day costs £�9, £�4 concessions and Friends, including morning coffee and a fresh buffet lunch. Please state when booking whether you have any dietary requirements

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Education

Lectures InSight Lecture Series

A House in its Garden

The series is about the relationship of architecture and garden design from their interdependence in the Tudor period, through the Englishness of the late Victorian and Edwardian eras to Modernists; looking at the planting, colour and design used to create a working harmony

Wednesday mornings 10.30-11.30 am in the Linbury room

The Tudor House and Garden

Wednesday 3 JuneThroughout the Tudor period, houses became more ‘outward looking’ with elaborate gardens and courts. Interest in Renaissance ideas of order and harmony resulted in a desire to control nature. This talk will concentrate on the powerful Cecil family (Lord Burghley, the Earl of Exeter and the Earl of Salisbury) who created the most magnificent houses and gardens of the period

Paula Henderson’s book, The Tudor House and Garden, won the Berger Prize for the outstanding contribution to the history of British art for �000

Gardens of a Golden Afternoon: the Lutyens and Jekyll partnership

Wednesday 17 JuneLutyens was sentimental about gardens; Jekyll was practical about gardens. Jane Brown illustrates the gardening principles, the architectural philosophy, the use of plants and colour which created houses and gardens of such compatibility, they inspire designers and gardeners to this day

Jane Brown’s books include The Modern Garden, The Garden at Buckingham Palace, Vita’s Other World and The Pursuit of Paradise

The Outdoor Room

Wednesday 1 July In the early twentieth century modernist emphasis on the integration of the inside and outside led to the idea of the garden as the ‘outdoor room’. Designs used plants for structure, less for decoration. This talk looks at the development of the genre, the work of John Brookes and others and at modern-day interpretations of the outdoor room.

Barbara Simms is a garden and landscape historian and teaches at Birkbeck College. She is the editor of Garden History. Her research interests are gardens of the post-war era.

Series of 3 – £25, £20 Friends Single lecture £10, £8 Friends Coffee afterwards

Tuesday Evening Lectures

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Special Lectures

Kuniyoshi

Thursday 7 May7.30pm in the Linbury RoomGraham Greenfield returns to describe the exhibition at the Royal Academy

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (�797–�86�) was one of the greatest Japanese print artists. Featuring over �50 works, the exhibition presents Kuniyoshi as a master of imaginative design. It reveals the graphic power and beauty of his prints across an unprecedented range of subjects.

This lecture is presented on the occasion of the exhibition ‘Kuniyoshi’ From the Arthur R. Miller Collection at the Royal Academy of Arts from �� March to 7 June, �009. For more exhibition information and to purchase exhibition tickets, visit the RA website at www.royalacademy.org.uk or call ticket phone number: 0844�09�9�9£10, £8 Friends Includes a glass of wine

J.W. Waterhouse: The Modern Pre-Raphaelite

Wednesday 15 July7.30pm in the Linbury RoomBy Graham Greenfield. This major retrospective of Pre-Raphaelite artist, John William Waterhouse, �849–�9�7, (at the Royal Academy, finishes �3 September) features over 40 paintings together with sketchbooks and drawings. Waterhouse’s paintings reflect contemporary issues ranging from medievalism and the classical heritage to spiritualism and the New Woman.

This lecture is presented on the occasion of the exhibition ‘Kuniyoshi’ From the Arthur R. Miller Collection at the Royal Academy of Arts from �� March to 7 June, �009. For more exhibition information and to purchase exhibition tickets, visit the RA website at www.royalacademy.org.uk or call 0844�09�9�9.£10, £8 Friends Includes a glass of wine

Arranged by the Friends but everyone is welcome Education

The Watercolour Club: Friday Art Club with tutor Liz Butler

Running for its second term at the South London Scout Centre, the group will work outdoors using the surrounding grounds as inspiration. The course will include portfolio reviews and one-to-one tutorial sessions.

Participants must bring their own art materials and should be reasonably proficient in the use of watercolour.

Classes meet monthly from �0am–�pm at the South London Scout Centre: Friday �5 September Friday 30 October Friday �7 November Friday �� DecemberFriday �8 December £80, £75 concessions and Friends

Prices are for 5 sessions and take into account commercial venue fees for the South London Scout Centre.

Tuesday Foundation Courses

Learn new techniques and develop your artistic skills in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere

Rediscovering the Sketchbook

Six Tuesdays from 9 June – 14 July�0am–��noonWork inside and outdoors and from the life model. Take inspiration from the Gallery’s permanent collection to create a variety of papers and illustrate your ideas. With artist and illustrator Valerie McBride £70, £65 concessions and Friends

Printing and Drawing Techniques: Pattern and Texture

Six Tuesdays from 15 September – 20 October �0am–��noonMake observations from objects in the studio using experimental drawing and basic printmaking techniques. There will be an emphasis on looking at pattern, colour and texture. With artist Jo Veevers £70, £65 concessions and Friends

Tuesday Evening Courses with artist Peter Astwood

At St Barnabas Hall, Dulwich Village Late afternoon courses in a relaxed, sociable setting with expert tuition in small classes

Introduction to Watercolour

Six Tuesdays from 9 June – 14 July 5.30–7.30pmBy popular demand, this course is perfect for beginners or those wishing to get back into painting. Learn the basics of watercolour and experiment with a range of techniques. £80, £75 concessions and Friends

Introduction to Portraiture

Six Tuesdays from 15 September – 20 October 5.30–7.30pmExamine the tradition of portraiture and get back to basics to improve core observational skills. Then breathe life into your work with watercolour. £80, £75 concessions and Friends

Watercolour Courses

Expand your watercolour and mixed media skills with Liz Butler member of the Royal Watercolour Society. All abilities welcomed.

Summer Days, Salad Days

Five Mondays from 1 June – 13 July (excluding 15 & 22 June)Work from lush still life set-ups in the studio, and outdoors when the weather is fine.

Mornings: �0am–��.30pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsAfternoons: �.30–4pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsFull Day: �0am–4pm£�70, £�55 concessions and Friends (All prices are for five weeks)

Summer Short Course: Watercolour and Line: Inspired by Japanese prints and Hiroshige

Tuesday 21 – Friday 24 July �0.30am–4pmDrawing inspiration from the work of Utagawa Hiroshige use watercolour and line-making tools to explore the potential of line and wash.£110, £105 concessions and Friends

Autumn Mists and Mellow Fruitfulness

Five Mondays from 14 September – 12 October Use watercolour to capture the autumn, in the studio with seasonal botanical specimens and fruits, or outside from changing colours in the landscape.

Mornings: �0am–��.30pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsAfternoons: �.30–4pm£90, £85 concessions and FriendsFull Day: �0am–4pm£�70, £�55 concessions and Friends(All prices are for five weeks)

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Wednesday Workshops

Inspiration from the Masters: Painting Techniques

Six Wednesdays from 10 June – 15 July 3.�5–6pm Develop your painting skills using watercolour, acrylic and gouache. Use the Gallery collection as inspiration, or work from a theme of your choice to improve your practical skills. With artist Peter Astwood £75, £65 concessions and Friends

Personal Bookmaking: A Passion for Paper

Six Wednesdays from 16 September – 21 October 3.�5–6pmExplore the rich and stimulating world of bookmaking using a variety of media and techniques. Personalise yours to record your own memories, or make the perfect birthday or wedding present for someone special.With artist Joanna Burgess £75, £65 concessions and Friends

Saturday Art School

The Figure in Motion

Four Saturdays from 2 May – 23 May �0.30am–�pmWorking from a life model capture the still and moving figure, drawing reference from the early photographers of the �9th century. Experiment with a variety of media including pencil, charcoal, ink and acrylics. With artist Felicity Montaigu £65, £55 concessions and Friends

Life Drawing Workshop: Exploring Japonisme

Six Saturdays 13 June – 18 July �0.30am–�pm Working from a costumed model, create illustrative imagery using the theme of Japonisme. The course will also draw inspiration from Japanese prints.With artist and illustrator Valerie McBride £85, £75 concessions and Friends

Oil Painting: Colour Essentials

Six Saturdays 19 September – 24 October �0.30am–�pm Use colour as a starting point for exploring oil painting methods. Particular attention will be paid to colour mixing and the use of colour as a means of self-expression as demonstrated by great artists throughout history such as Seurat and members of the Camden Town group. With artist Rebecca Allen £85, £75 concessions and Friends

Summer Short Courses:

Pastels in the Park

Saturday 8 – Sunday 9 August �0.30am–4pmExperiment with rich pastels on coloured paper by drawing in Dulwich Park. Work quickly out in the open in response to your surroundings. With artist Alexandra Drysdale £85, £80 concessions and Friends

3D Portraits: Clay Heads

Tuesday 11 – Friday 14 August�0.30am–4pm Work from a life model to produce a 3-dimensional clay portrait. With expert tutor and artist Luke Jones, repeating this successful course (Firing facilities kindly provided by Morley College) Optional firing cost £�5 £110, £100 concessions and Friends

Travel Journal: Illustrative Landscapes

Saturday 15 – Sunday 16 August �0.30am–4pmDraw inspiration from Japanese albums of landscape views to create your own illustrated journal. Students are encouraged to bring in photographs, mementos, and ephemera such as maps, travel tickets etc. With artist and illustrator Valerie McBride £80, £75 concessions and Friends

Japanese Woodblock Printing

Tuesday 8 September – Thursday 10 September �0am–��.30pmLearn about the art of Japanese woodblock print and create beautiful multi-layered prints. Suitable for beginners. Students who have been on the previous course are encouraged to attend. With artist and printmaker Sara Lee £65, £60 concessions and Friends

One Day Taster Courses

Pulling Pictures Apart

Sunday 10 May �0.30am–4pmExamine the basic components of all art including colour, light, line, shape, space and subject matter. A one-day workshop to hone your understanding of visual language and view your own work more critically. With artist and lecturer Alexandra Drysdale £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Portraits in Pastels

Sunday 17 May �0.30am–4pm Working from a costumed model with chalk pastels, examine tone and colour in portraiture. With artist Stewart Ganley £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Colour, Light and Texture: Monet & Sickert

Sunday 24 May �0.30am–4pmExplore and compare Sickert’s studies of St Mark’s Basilica and The Rialto with Monet’s ‘façades’ of Rouen Cathedral and the Ducal Palace, Venice. Investigate their use of colour and make studies from the Gallery buildings. With Felicity Montaigu £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Music and Abstraction

Sunday 14 June �0.30am–4pmExplore non-figurative art. Working with collage, colour and music to move away from conventional representation and find a free form of expression. With artist Stewart Ganley £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

The Genius of Gesture

Sunday 21 June �0.30am–4pmTake inspiration from Gallery paintings to use line to convey a sense of movement and action in your drawings. In the studio use rich Indian ink and wash to add a splash of colour to your work. With illustrator Hannah Carding £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Life Drawing Taster

Sunday 12 July �0.30am–4pmWork from the life model to develop your drawing skills to study line, tone and form. With artist Stewart Ganley £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Portraiture Taster

Sunday 19 July �0.30am–4pmFocus on drawing the human head using a variety of materials and work up your sketches using paint. With artist Stewart Ganley £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Text and Image: Japanese Prints and Poetry

Sunday 23 August �0.30am–4pm Study Japanese colour woodblock prints and a collection of Japanese poems to experiment with relationships between imagery and words. Develop your studies into a small book using watercolour techniques.With artist Felicity Montaigu £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Decorating Tiles with Enamel Transfers

Sunday 20 September �0.30am–4pmDesign and decorate glazed ceramic wall tiles using collaged enamel transfers. Focus on attention to detail and composition as inspired by Japanese culture. With ceramic artist Jo Veevers £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Line, Tone and Texture

Sunday 11 October �0.30am–4pm Study the beautiful pen and wash drawings of the Carracci brothers and paintings in the Gallery to experiment using black and sepia inks. With artist Felicity Montaigu £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Education

Art for Adults

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Art in the Garden

Every Wednesday from 29 July – 26 August�–3.30pmCome and join five weeks of fabulous creative workshops in the beautiful Gallery gardens. These weekly family drop-in sessions are an established part of summer at the Gallery. Bring a picnic, sit on the lawn and watch the artwork grow. NB Weather permitting.

No booking necessary. Please arrive early to avoid disappointment. For information contact Sarah Atkinson 0�0 8�99 873� or email s.atkinson@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk£2 per child

That Mysterious Light: The Portraits of Rembrandt

Sunday 18 October �0.30am–4pm Using Rembrandt portraits and self-portraits in the Gallery, make studies in charcoal, chalk and pastel to explore his powerful use of light and shade. With artist Felicity Montaigu £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Introduction to Pen & Ink

Sunday 8 November�0.30am–4pm Explore different pen and ink techniques using the Gallery collection and studio objects as subject matter. With artist Stewart Ganley £50, £45 concessions and Friends, includes a light lunch

Art for Adults

15-18 years Evening Art School

An excellent opportunity to extend your portfolio in a relaxed, sociable environment. Try out new techniques and media to expand your artistic vocabulary

Sketchbook Workshop: Portfolio Development Course

Six Tuesdays from 15 September – 20 October 4.30–6pmExplore the theme of identity with a range of media in sketchbook format, an essential element of any artist’s development. With artist Valerie McBride £65

11-14 years After School Art Workshops

Fun after school workshops with expert tuition for children wishing to develop their artistic skills outside of the classroom

Cut It Up: Experimental Paper Cuts

Six Thursdays from 11 June – 16 July4.30–6pmUse mythological stories from the paintings in our collection or your imagination to create modern folk tales using beautiful paper cut-outs.With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £65

Mapping Me

Six Thursdays 17 September – 22 October 4.30–6pmLearn how to make your own memory maps using printing, collage and weaving techniques based on your personal memories. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £65

Art for Young People

Education

Art Workshops for 7-10 years

Exciting and creative courses that experiment with different materials and themes

T-shirt Design and Decoration

Saturday 30 May �0am–�.30pm Become your own fashion designer and learn printing techniques and appliqué to customise your own stylish T-shirt. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £15

Mail Art/ Art in the Post

Six Tuesdays from 9 June – 14 July4.30–6pmSend your art work in the post! Create new and wonderful envelopes, illustrated notes and make your own stamps using collage and printmaking techniques. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £65

Felt Faces

Six Saturdays from 19 September – 24 October �–4.30pmJoin us to create wonderfully woolly self portraits and learn about different felt making, fabric collage and printing techniques to create tactile and imaginative pieces.With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £70

Summer Short Courses

Lands-Capes

Tuesday 18 – Friday 21 August�0.30am–�pm for 5–7 yearsWhat would it be like to fly over your favourite view? In Lands-Cape you can make your very own cape by painting, drawing and printing a design based on your favourite view. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Artist £40

Creepy Creatures

Tuesday 18 – Friday 21 August�–4.30pm 8–�0 yearsFrom sock monkeys to glove gibbons, use a range of materials create exciting textiles creatures from your imagination and learn stitching and collage techniques. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £40

Life in a Box

Tuesday 25 – Friday 28 August�0.30am–�pm ��–�3 years�–4.30pm �4–�6 yearsWhat would it be like to record all your memories in a single place? Through printmaking, photography and collage learn creative ways to record your memories in your own Memory Box. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist £40

Art for Families

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Artplay

Now on the first and last Sunday of every month May – October �–3.30pmAdults and children can be creative together at these drop-in workshops with a different art activity each session. Come and join in and make everything and anything from Silly Sock Puppets to African Masks

No more than two children to one adult. Children must be 4 yrs and over and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Materials are provided£2 per child or FREE for families with a Gallery ticket No booking necessary

We are extremely grateful to Harvey and Wheeler for funding Artplay sessions each month

Bank Holiday family drop-in

Mythical Monster Magnets

Bank Holiday Monday 31 August�–3.30pm Inspired by paintings in the Gallery, come and create weird and wonderful magnets that can take pride of place on your fridge. With Erica Parrett, Sackler Centre Resident Artist£2 per child or FREE for families with a Gallery ticketNo booking necessary

Education

Art for Families Music

Graham Devine Guitar Concert

Friday 12 June7.30pm in the Gallery Graham’s growing reputation as one of today’s best young guitarists and winner of the Alhambra International Guitar Competition promises an exciting evening. He will be playing Froberger, Villa Lobos, Castelnuovo, Tedesco, Albeniz and Contreras£17, Friends £15 Includes a glass of wine

Mozart and his Operas: Anthony Burton in conversation with Dr Jane Glover

Tuesday 23 June 7.30pm in the Linbury Room To complement Midsummer Mozart the opera evening, well known writer and broadcaster Anthony Burton will be joined by Dr Jane Glover, acclaimed conductor and author of Mozart’s Women for an informal evening of discussion about Mozart and his operas. £10, £8 Friends. When bought with a ticket for the Opera Evening £5; £4 Friends.

Midsummer Mozart

Thursday 25 June 6.30pm Champagne Reception – included in your ticket price. 7.�5pm Performance – with long interval for picnics – Glyndebourne style.

This year’s opera evening is based on Mozart Operas, semi-staged in the Gallery. William Vann – Piano, Mary Bevan – Soprano, Catherine Hopper – Mezzo- soprano, Simon Wall – Tenor and George Humphreys – Bass-baritone, will weave together a web of misunderstandings, marriages, murders, reconciliations, revenge and repentance based on arias from four of Mozart’s operas.Tickets £40, Friends £35

Graham Devine Guitar Masterclass

Saturday 13 June9am–�� noonIn the Linbury Room.Winner of the Alhambra International Guitar Competition, Graham is regarded as one of today’s leading young guitarists. “A must for all aspiring Guitar players”. His concert is on Friday �� June see page �9. Tickets only available from 020 8699 1878£10

The Polish Connection: An evening with Antoni Malinowski

Thursday 18 June6.30–9.30pmGallery open to view The Polish Connection and meet the artist who created it. (see page 7) Malinowski talks about his work Reading performance of the abstract poem.

Also Try the traditional game of croquet. Equipment and tuition from the Dulwich croquet Club.Art, with a Polish theme, for children in the Sackler CentreSupper in the café or bring a picnic. Pay bar.The Gallery shop and Christ’s Chapel open£6

Mamma Mia! (2008)

Cert PG �08 minutesMonday 31 August (Bank Holiday Monday)7pm grounds open; 8pm screeningDirected by Phyllida Lloyd, starring Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan & Julie Walters

Set on a Greek island, the plot serves as a background for the songs of ABBA. A young woman about to be married discovers that any one of three men could be her father. She invites all three to the wedding without telling her mother, Donna, who was once the lead singer of Donna and the Dynamos. BAFTA and Golden Globe nominee

Open air presentation – dress in period and sing along with all your favourite ABBA songs. Bring a cushion and a picnic. Café open£6

Jazz in the Garden

Saturday 5 September6–9.30pmCharles Carey-Elwes, and Friends, featuring the acclaimed Morag McClaren

A sociable and relaxed evening with Charles and his six piece jazz group, and a number of featured artists. Vocals by Morag McClaren.Café open for light meals – booking essential 0�0 8�99 87�7; wine barBring your rug and a hamper and picnic in the garden (or in the Linbury Room if wet).£6 entrance. Tickets bookable in advance or pay at the gate

Arranged by the Friends but everyone is welcome

Special Events

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London Visits

Arranged by the Friends but everyone is welcome

London Visits

Booking essential for the visits. For local walks pay on the day

Royal Academy of Music Museum

Wednesday 6 May �.30–4pm Meet at the entrance to the Museum on Marylebone Road, roughly halfway between Baker Street and Regent’s Park Underground Stations.

The museum displays material from the Academy’s collections of instruments, archives, manuscripts and images, a showcase for the work of performers, composers, instrument makers and scholars from a wide range of musical disciplines. Our private tour will be conducted by the Curator and will include paintings, manuscripts and instruments. It should also be possible to hear some of the rare instruments being played.£10, £9 Friends

Government Art Collection

Wednesday 20 May 6.30–7.30pm Meet outside Queen’s Yard, �79a Tottenham Court Road – the nearest Underground Station is Warren Street.

The Government Art Collection places works of art in British Government buildings and around the world. Developed over the past �00 years, it contains works by a wide range of artists. These works are primarily by British artists, and they range from the sixteenth century to the present day. £10, £9 Friends

Please note you will have to give your name when you book for security reasons. There will be no pay-on-the-day option

Hogarth’s London Walk

Tuesday 2 June�0am–�pm Meet at Henry VIII Gate, St Bart’s Hospital, West Smithfield, EC� Nearest tubes are St Paul’s or Barbican.

This walk will take us through Hogarth’s London seeing some of his pictures. Starting at St Bart’s, walking past his birthplace to St Paul’s Churchyard and on to the Soane Museum, Covent Garden (where he studied – and eloped) and Leicester Square (where he lived and worked), ending at the Foundling Museum where he was a founding governor. We aim to arrange a visit to Hogarth’s House in Chiswick, currently being refurbished, next year.£15, £12 Friends – including entrance fees.

The walk is 3 miles. We will also use public transport. Bring an Art Fund card if you have one. There will be no pay-on-the day option

Canary Wharf Sculpture Walk

Wednesday 1 July6.30–8.30pm Meet at the ground level entrance to Heron Quays Station on the Docklands Light Railway.

Canary Wharf was always far more than a group of skyscrapers. It represented the successful regeneration of London’s docks. The development’s American approach to the design of the public realm was unique in this country. This walk will cover the landscaping and public works of art – as well as the buildings. £6, £5 Friends

Upper Norwood Triangle & Pissarro Walk

Sunday 19 July�.30–4.30pm Meet outside Gipsy Hill BR Station

This walk will go up Westow Hill and around the Crystal Palace triangle, looking at some of the lesser known but interesting buildings. It will cover the area’s history and Pissarro. It will be led by local experts from the Norwood Society.£5, £4 Friends

Please note that this is an active walk up a steep hill.

West End Arcadia

Wednesday 12 August�.30–4.30pmMeet at the corner of Craven Street and the Strand outside Boots. The nearest Station is Charing Cross.

The West End has six remaining shopping arcades, two dating back to the early nineteenth century, but there were originally far more. This summer afternoon walk, led by Ian McInnes, will take us through the area between Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly, and will offer both a chance to learn about their history and their architectural qualities. £5, £4 Friends

Handel House Museum

Wednesday 15 July�.30–4pmMeet at the Museum Entrance, �5 Brook Street, W�.

�009 is the �50th anniversary of Handel’s death. He lived at �5 Brook Street for thirty-six years and composed many of his most famous works there. The Handel House Museum is a historic house where eighteenth century paintings and prints provide a backdrop to Handel’s life. As well as the tour we will also be having a recital of baroque music in his music room.£15, £14 Friends

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GalleryFilm for Kids event

Visual Effects talk by Sue Rowe

Sunday 10 May�–3pmVisual Effects Supervisor Sue Rowe talks about her work and shows examples included in our Oscar and Bafta winning film The Golden Compass. She and her team created the visual effects including �5 photorealistic CG daemon animal characters ranging from a chameleon to a panther, also the spectacular battle sequence at Bolvangar, as well as 3D vehicles and the extraordinary views of Lyra’s London. Sue won the �008 Panalux Craft Award at the annual Women in Film and Television Awards. She is one of the worlds few female Visual Effects Supervisors.

The Golden Compass (2007)

Cert PG 113 minutesSunday 10 May 3.�5–5pm in the Linbury Room Directed by Chris Weitz, starring Nicole Kidman, Dakota Blue Richards, Daniel Craig. Ian McKellen, Ian McShane

A fantasy adventure in which a feisty heroine battles evil forces in an alternative world where every human being is joined to an animal spirit-creature. This is the film version of Northern Lights, the first of Philip Pullman’s fantasy series His Dark Materials.

The Golden Compass won the �008 BAFTA Award for Special Visual Effects and an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects£6 includes juice & popcorn in the interval

Tickets are also available online at www.dulwichfestival.co.uk or the Festival box office �0am–�pm Saturday � May and Saturday 9 May outside Moxon’s fishmongers, Lordship Lane

Arranged by the Friends but everyone is welcome

Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

Cert PG 96minsMonday 18 MayDirected by Alexander Mckendrick, starring Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis & Susan Harrison

The almighty J.J. …the columnist with sixty million believers …his wrath is feared by those who worship the sweet smell of success!

An acerbic, dynamic and intense film that exposes the diseased under-side of New York City’s glamorous night life, revealing capriciousness, greed, evil, psychological violence, corrupt American ambition and betrayal. The American Film Institute named Burt Lancaster’s character J.J. Hunsecker) one of the top movie villains of all time!

The Station Agent (2003)

Cert 15 90 minutesMonday 15 June Writer/director Tom McCarthy

The beauty of sheer simplicitySundance and BAFTA winner, The Station Agent is an offbeat American film about a friendship between a dwarf, a hot dog guy and a ditzy divorcee. Superb acting and skilful direction make this film utterly entrancing

Includes wine, ice cream van courtesy of Panino D’Oro and a free prize draw for The Visitor by Tom McCarthy (DVD)

GalleryFilmWilliam Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet (1996)

Cert PG 124 minutesMonday 20 July Produced by Baz Luhrmann, written by William Shakespeare (play), starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes

The classic love story set in our timeLuhrmann’s radical approach incorporates lively, modern imagery with a throbbing rock soundtrack and hip actors. Fast cars replace horses, guns stand in for swords and daggers. Danes makes a breathtaking Juliet, merging strength and fragility into one. DiCaprio is dynamite. Shakespeare has never been this sexy onscreen

Includes wine, food kindly supplied by Romeo Jones and a free prize draw for a potted rose kindly supplied by Alleyn Park Garden Centre

Mamma Mia! (2008)

Cert PG 108 minutesMonday 31 August (Bank Holiday Monday) see page �0

Film screenings and more…Each sociable evening includes an introduction to the film; themed refreshments; a free prize draw; DVD sales (please bring along your unwanted DVDs); an option to continue the evening with informal discussions at the Crown and Greyhound afterwards

Bar opens 7.�5pm, programme begins 7.45pm in the Linbury Room£8, £6 Friends

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An evening with Andrew Motion

Friday 8 May7.30pm Andrew Motion, last year’s Poet Laureate, introduces his latest book of poems, The Cinder Path and a new collection of essays, Ways of Life: On Places, Painters and Poets. He talks about his autobiography and answers questions about his writing and his role as Laureate. “I see myself as town crier, can-opener and flag-waver for poetry”. £12, to include a glass of wine

Book online at www.dulwichfestival.co.uk or at the Box Office �0am–�pm Saturday � May outside Moxon’s fishmongers, Lordship Lane

Dulwich Festival Open House Weekend

Sunday 10 MayThe Gallery is proud to be part of the Dulwich Festival. The Gallery, but not the exhibition, will be free all day.

Traversa: A solo walk across Africa by Fran Sandham

Wednesday 13 May7.30pm Fran Sandham, author and public speaker, walked across Africa completely alone: no backup, no support team, no one to carry his gear, no sponsors, no film crew, no journalists, no fuss, no cheering crowds, and no strings attached. A man whose journey on foot across Africa needs to be heard to be believed £10, to include a glass of wine.

Book online at www.dulwichfestival.co.uk or at the Box Office �0am–�pm Saturday � May outside Moxon’s fishmongers, Lordship Lane

Open Garden Squares Weekend

Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 JuneAs part of the Open Garden Squares weekend we invite you to share the delights of the Dulwich Picture Gallery gardens.www.opensquares.org

Both days:• Children’s garden trail• Map of the trees in the garden• �0am Picture Gallery Café open

to the public• ��am Dulwich Picture Gallery

open to the public• �pm Free tour of the garden• 3pm Free tour of the permanent

collection in the gallery (after general admission £5.00 adult, £4.00 senior, free for children, students and disabled)

Saturday��.30–4.30pm Christ Chapel of God’s Gift open to the public

The Dulwich Players: The Adventures of Alice

Thursday 9 July, 8pm Friday 10 July, 8pm Saturday 11 July, 5.30, 8.30pm,Sunday 12 July, 6pmAdaptation by Jill Alexander and Jill Kevan of Lewis Carroll’s classic stories Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. An open-air production in the garden of Dulwich Picture Gallery Presented by the Dulwich Players in conjunction with the Friends

£�� seated, £�0 Friends and Dulwich Players, £6 on the grass and children under �� years

Tickets available from The Players Box Office 0�0 670 0890 or the Friends Desk ; Online at www.dulwichfestival.co.uk or at the Box Office �0am–�pm Saturday � May and Saturday 9 May outside Moxon’s fishmongers, Lordship Lane

Chapel Openings

You can enter Christ’s Chapel of Alleyn’s College of God’s Gift from Dulwich Picture Gallery’s cloister. The chapel was consecrated in �6�6 by George Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury, as part of the Dulwich College FoundationEvery Tuesday 1.30–3.30pm

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May

Saturday 2 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5 Sunday 3 Artplay p�9Tuesday 5 Contextual Lecture Series: World War II p�0Wednesday 6 Visit to Royal Academy of Music Museum p��Thursday 7 Special Lecture Series p�3Friday 8 Special Events: Andrew Motion p�5Saturday 9 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5

Ends 10 May: The Petrobelli Altarpiece

Sunday �0 Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Sunday �0 GalleryFilm (Dulwich Festival) p�3Wednesday �3 Special Events: A Walk Across Africa p�5Saturday �6 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday �7 Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Monday �8 Gallery Film p�3Tuesday �9 Contextual Lecture Series: World War II p�0Wednesday �0 Visit to Government Art Collection p��Saturday �3 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday �4 Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Tuesday �6 Evening lecture p�6Saturday 30 Saturday study day – Surrealism: Dreams and Nightmares p��

Ends 31 May: Sickert in Venice

Sunday 3� Artplay p�9

June

Monday � Art for Adults: Watercolour Course p�3Tuesday � Contextual Lecture Series: World War II p�0Tuesday � Hogarth’s London Walk p��Tuesday � Evening lecture p��Wednesday 3 Insight lecture p��Sunday 7 Artplay p�9Monday 8 Art for Adults: Watercolour Course p�3Tuesday 9 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Tuesday 9 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years p�8Tuesday 9 Evening lecture p�� Wednesday �0 Art for Adults: Wednesday Workshops p�5Wednesday �� Art for Young People: ��–�4 years p�7Friday �� Guitar Concert p�9Saturday �3 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Saturday �3 Guitar Masterclass p�0Sat�3 & Sun �4 Open Gardens Event p�5Sunday �4 Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Monday �5 GalleryFilm p�3Monday �5 Art for Adults: Watercolour Course p�3

16 June – 27 September: The Polish Connection

Tuesday �6 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Tuesday �6 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years p�8Tuesday �6 Contextual Lecture Series: World War II p�0Tuesday �6 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Wednesday �7 Insight Lecture p��Wednesday �7 Guitar concertWednesday �7 Art for Adults: Wednesday Workshops p�5Wednesday �7 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years p�7Thursday �8 LATE: An evening with Antoni Malinowski p�0Thursday �8 Director’s lecture: The Polish Connection p�0Saturday �0 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday �� Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Tuesday �3 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Tuesday �3 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years p�8Tuesday �3 Special Lecture: Mozart p�9Wednesday �4 Art for Adults: Wednesday Workshops p�5Wednesday �4 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years p�7Thursday �5 Opera Night: Midsummer Mozart p�9

Saturday �7 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday �8 Artplay p�9Monday �9 Art for Adults: Watercolour Course p�3Tuesday 30 Contextual Lecture Series: World War II p�0Tuesday 30 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Tuesday 30 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years p�8

July

Wednesday � Art for Adults: Wednesday Workshops p�5Wednesday � Insight Lecture p��Wednesday � Canary Wharf Sculpture Walk p��Wednesday � Art for Young People: ��–�4 years p�7Saturday 4 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday 5 Artplay p�9Tuesday 7 Contextual Lecture Series: World War II p�0Tuesday 7 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Tuesday 7 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years p�8Wednesday 8 Art for Adults: Wednesday Workshops p�5

8 July – 27 September: Best of British

Wednesday 8 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years p�7Thursday 9 The Adventures of Alice p�5Friday �0 The Adventures of Alice p�5Saturday �� The Adventures of Alice p�5Saturday �� Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday �� The Adventures of Alice p�5Sunday �� Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Tuesday �4 Art for Adults: Foundation Course p�4Tuesday �4 Art for Young People: 7–�0 years p�8Wednesday �5 Art for Adults: Wednesday Workshops p�5Wednesday �5 Special Lecture p�3Wednesday �5 Visit to Handel House Museum p��Thursday �6 Director’s Lecture: Best of British p�0Wednesday �6 Art for Young People: ��–�4 years p�7Saturday �8 Art for Adults: Saturday Art School p�5Sunday �9 Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Sunday �9 Visit to Upper Norwood Triangle & Pissarro Walk p��Monday �0 GalleryFilm p�4

Tues �� – Fri �4 Art for Adults: Short Course – Japanese prints p�3Sunday �6 Artplay p�9Wednesday �9 Art for Families: Art in the Garden p�8

August

Sunday � Artplay p�9Wednesday 5 Art for Families: Art in the Garden p�8Sat 8 – Sun 9 Art for Adults: Short Summer Course p�5Tues �� – Fri �4 Art for Adults: Short Summer Course p�5Wednesday �� Art for Families: Art in the Garden p�8Wednesday �� Visit to West End Arcadia p��Sat �5 – Sun �6 Art for Adults: Short Summer Course p�5Tues �8 – Fri �� Art for Young People: Short Summer Course p�5Wednesday �9 Art for Families: Art in the Garden p�8Sunday �3 Art for Adults: One Day Taster p�6Tues �5 – Fri �8 Art For Young People: Short Summer Course p�8Wednesday �6 Art for Families: Art in the Garden p�8Sunday 30 Artplay p�9Monday 3� Bank Holiday Family Drop in p�9Monday 3� Mamma Mia in the garden p�0

September

Saturday 5 Jazz in the Garden p�0

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