As we head towards Autumn, here’s a guide to some of Love London Love Culture’s top exhibitions opening next month…. 1. Oceania, Royal Academy of Arts: on display from the end of September, the Royal Academy will explore the diverse art work that has emerged from the Oceania region. The work on display will range from… Read More
PREVIEW: Ribera: Art of Violence, Dulwich Picture Gallery
The Dulwich Picture Gallery will present the first UK show dedicated to the Spanish Baroque painter, on display from the 26th September. The exhibition is set to feature eight canvases to be displayed alongside a selection of drawings and prints to explore the theme of violence throughout Jusepe de Ribera’s work. Bringing together forty pieces of the… Read More
NEWS: Dulwich Picture Gallery Announces 2019 Exhibitions
The Dulwich Picture Gallery have announced details of its 2019 exhibition programme, including displays focusing on the work of Harald Sohlberg and Rembrandt. 2019 will see the Dulwich Picture Gallery introducing Norwegian artist Harald Sohlberg to visitors, shining a spotlight on the inspirational printmaking of The Grosvenor School of Modern Art and a new perspective on Rembrandt and… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Round Up of the Week: Sunday 7th January
Welcome to 2018 everybody! Here’s Love London Love Culture’s first round up of the most popular reads of the year…. 1. Review of Eugenius at the London Palladium: with the full scale production of this new musical coming to The Other Palace from the 22nd January, discover what Love London Love Culture thought of its first… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Picks of 2017: Visual Art
Here is Love London Love Culture’s top ten art exhibition highlights for the year… 10. Matisse in the Studio, Royal Academy of Arts: earlier this year the Royal Academy examined the career Henri Matisse and the work he created in his studio, revealing how his personal collection of works provided inspiration on his own work. 9. Lockwood… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Picks of 2018: Exhibitions
Here’s Love London Love Culture’s picks for exhibitions taking place in museums and galleries across the capital in 2018… The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Monet & Architecture, National Gallery: spanning Claude Monet’s career from its beginnings in the mid-1860s to the public display of his Venice paintings in 1912, this exhibition will focus on the impressionist’s relationship with… Read More
NEWS: Dulwich Picture Gallery Announces Jusepe de Ribera Exhibition
The Dulwich Picture Gallery has announced its 2018 Autumn exhibition will be focusing on the work of Spanish Baroque painter Jusepe de Ribera. On display from the 26th September 2018, Ribera: Art of Violence will bring together some of the artist’s most sensational and shocking works, in this first UK show devoted to the Spanish artist’s career.… Read More
NEWS: Dulwich Picture Gallery Announces Edward Bawden Exhibition for 2018
The Dulwich Picture Gallery have announced a new retrospective of the British artist and designer, which will be on display from the 23rd May 2018. Edward Bawden was best known for his monumental linocuts and for the witty designs he made for companies like Shell and Fortnum & Mason but his achievements in fine art have… Read More
NEWS: Dulwich Picture Gallery Announces Retrospective of David Milne in 2018
The Dulwich Picture Gallery has announced it will be presenting a major exhibiton devoted to the work of the Canadian Artist to be displayed from the 14th February 2018. This first major UK exhibition of David Milne’s work will concentrate on the career that spanned the first half of the 20th century, featuring over ninety works in… Read More
PREVIEW: Tove Jansson: From Painting to the Moomins, Dulwich Picture Gallery
The Dulwich Picture Gallery will present the first major retrospective of the respected illustrator Tove Jansson from the 25th October. Known as creator of the Moomin characters and books, Tove Jansson’s graphic illustrations and paintings have rarely been seen outside her home country of Finland. The Dulwich Picture Gallery seeks to change this with this retrospective… Read More