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Dulwich Picture Gallery IS:

200 years oldFounded in 1811, it was the first purpose-built 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?

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

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 critically acclaimed loan exhibitions a year

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 fundraising 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

ContentsExhibitionsExhibitions and Displays 4

Friends Events �Visits 16Lectures 13Special Events 17Gallery Music 18

Education EventsTours 20 Education Lectures 20Art for Adults 21Art for Young People 23Family Events 25

Support the GalleryJoin us! 27Support us 29

InformationCalendar 30

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Until 27 May 2012�A�ragamala�or�‘garland�of�ragas’�is�a�set�of�miniature�paintings�depicting�various�musical�modes,�ragas,�of�Indian�music.�Each�painting�is�accompanied�by�a�brief�caption�or�poem�that�describes�the�mood�of�the�raga,�most�frequently�devotion�and�love�–�in�its�various�aspects

Ragamala�painting�flourished�throughout�the�royal�courts�of�India�in�the�late�1400s�and�dwindled�in�the�1800s,�with�the�decline�of�aristocratic�patronage.�This�exhibition�will�unveil�a�rare�collection�of�24�exquisite�minatures�from�the�Claudio�Moscatelli�Collection,�in�a�journey�across�the�Indian�subcontinent

Exhibition activities�Use�the�magnifying�glasses�provided�in�the�exhibition�to�take�a�closer�look�at�these�stunning�Indian�miniatures,�hire�one�of��the�Gallery’s�audiovisual�guides��to�listen�to�the�sounds�of�the�individual�Raga�melodies�associated�with�each�of�the�paintings�or�pick�up�the��Children’s�trail�at�the�ticket�desk.

Book�tickets�online�at�dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Exhibition Events: Late Night Viewing Thursday 24 May, 5–9pm�Come�and�enjoy�the�exhibition,�live�music�and�a�glass�of�wine�during�a�Late�Night�viewing

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Exhibitions and Displays in 2012

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In�the�spring�of�1624�the�painter�Anthony�Van�Dyck�(1599�-1641)�moved�from�Genoa�to�Palermo��in�Sicily.�Soon�after�Van�Dyck’s�arrival,�plague�struck�Palermo�and�most�of�the�population�died.�In�the�same�year,�the�bones�of�Saint�Rosalia�were�discovered�in��a�cave�on�the�Monte�Pellegrino�where�she�was�said�to�have�died�as�a�hermit�in�the�Middle�Ages

This�will�be�the�first�exhibition�to�focus�on�Van�Dyck’s�work�during�this�period.�The�exhibition�takes�Dulwich’s�own�Portrait�of�Emanuele�Filiberto�as�a�starting�point�and�expands�into�an�examination�of�Van�Dyck’s�activity�in�that�year.�It�will�also��be�the�first�time�in�the�UK�that�Van�Dyck’s�portrait�of�the�Viceroy�of�Sicily�from�Dulwich’s�own�collection�will�be�seen�next�to��the�spectacular�suit�of�armour�worn�by�the�viceroy�in�the�portrait�–�still�surviving�in�the�Royal�Armouries�of�Madrid

Book�tickets�online�at�dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

This�exhibition�is�part�of��The�Melosi�Series,�generously�supported�by�Arturo�and��Holly�Melosi

Exhibition Events: Late Night Viewing: Thursday 24 May, 5–9pm�Come�and�enjoy�the�exhibition,�live�music�and�a�glass�of�wine�during�a�Late�Night�viewing

Ragamala Paintings from India: Poetry, Passion, Song

“this small exhibition is a delight”

The Independent

“gem of a collection”

Country Life

Van Dyck in Sicily: Painting and the Plague, 1624–25

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20 June – 16 September 2012�America’s�master�of�Pop�Art�silk-screen�technique�is�showcased�in�England’s�oldest�gallery.�This�will�be�the�first�UK�exhibition�of�works�from�the�Bank�of�America�Collection�including�80�works�from�13�portfolios�from�the�early�1960s�through�to�the�mid-1980s.

On�display�will�be�some�of�the�artist’s�most�famous�images�alongside�some�that�are�less�familiar.�Iconic�portraits�of�Muhammad�Ali�and�Marilyn�Monroe�will�hang�amongst�surprises�like�1981’s�Myths�and�1979’s�Space�Fruit:�Still�Lifes,�echoing�subject�matter�found�in�the�Gallery’s�own�permanent�collection.�These�dazzlingly�decorative�prints,�hung�densely�packed�like�a�Pop�Rococo�‘print�room’,�will�create�a�psychedelic�feast�of�colour�and�image.

Exhibition Lecture: Curator’s Exhibition Lecture Thursday 21 June A�detailed�look�at�Andy�Warhol’s�life�and�work. Tickets: £10 (£8 Friends)�Book�tickets�online�at�dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk�or�via�phone�(see�page�12)

Late Night Viewing�Thursday 13 September, 5–9pm Come�and�enjoy�the�exhibition,�live�music�and�a�glass�of�wine�during�a�Late�Night�viewing�Book�tickets�online�at�dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

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20 June – 16 September The Gallery gardens will be transformed this summer with a set of four monumental fibreglass sculptures by American artist and film-maker Philip Haas. The installation will be the first ever public display of all four works following their completion. The spectacular creation comprises of four 15-foot high sculptures inspired by Guiseppe Arcimboldo’s legendary paintings of the four seasons Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter (pictured right).

Philip Haas: �The Four Seasons

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10 October 2012 – 13 January 2013�For�most�of�the�twentieth�century�John�Sell�Cotman�(1782�–�1842)�was�the�most�widely�admired�English�watercolourist,�surpassing�even�Turner�in�popularity.�This�major�exhibition�will�look�at�the�central�chapter�of�the�artist’s�career�featuring�over�100�watercolours,�drawings�and�

prints�sketches�comparing�Cotman’s�Normandy�work�against�the�background�of�his�earlier�architectural�work.�The�exhibition�will�also�feature�a�further�20�studies�by�other�artists�including�Turner,�Samuel�Prout�and�Henry�Edridge�who�also�visited�Normandy.

Exhibition Event:�Late Night Viewing Thursday 10 January 5–9pm�Come�and�enjoy�the�exhibition,�live�music�and�a�glass�of�wine�during�a�Late�Night�viewing

Book�tickets�online�at�dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Cotman in Normandy

10 July 2012 to 13 January 2013 This�display�will�celebrate�the�conservation�of�Venus�and�Adonis,�a�painting�produced�by�Titian’s�workshop�after�the�celebrated�prototype�painted�by�Titian�for�Philip�II,�King�of�Spain�in�1554.�The�painting�has�been�in�storage�since�the�early�twentieth�century�and�was�in�desperate�need�of�restoration,�as�can�be�seen�from�the�photograph.�The�removal�of�discoloured�varnishes�and�retouchings�has�revealed�the�work�to�be�an�evocative�rendition�of�an�episode�from�Ovid’s�Metamorphoses,�centring�upon�the�last�meeting�of�the�ill-fated�lovers�Venus�and�Adonis.�This�was�the�most�famous�of�Titian’s�poesies,�his�series�of�mythological�paintings�that�he�envisaged�as�visual�equivalents�to�poetry.

The�Dulwich�version�stands�as�an�example�of�early�artistic�mass-production,�providing�striking�comparison�to�the Andy�Warhol�Portfolios exhibition.

Gallery Lecture: A�lecture�will�be�scheduled��about�the�display,�please�check��the�website�for�details

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Cultural�Olympiad�–�Art�at�the�modern�Olympics7.45 – 9.15pm/Linbury RoomSeries of 4 lectures £35 (£27 Friends)Single lectures £10 (£8 Friends)Bar beforehand and in the intervalThis second series of lectures celebrating the 2012 London Olympics features some of the cities which have hosted the games since the Second World War, culminating in the contemporary art scene of London in 2012

All the speakers lecture extensively for Tate Britain, Tate Modern, throughout Britain and internationally

The�Austerity�Olympics:��London�1948

Tuesday 5 June The first games after the Second World War marked the culmination of a period in which art too had concentrated on war, with images such as Henry Moore’s powerful Shelter Drawings. The seeds of change were in place though, with the founding of the Institute of Contemporary Art in 1947, leading to the 1956 exhibition This is Tomorrow, which brought a glimpse of the shift from austerity to prosperityLecturer: Rosalind Whyte

Poor�Art:�Rome�1960�

Tuesday 12 JuneAt the time of the Rome Olympics the Italian art scene was one of the most radical and exciting in Europe. A group of artists attempted to break down the distinction between ‘art’ and ‘life’ by developing what later came to be called Arte Povera (poor art). They used everyday materials, such as waste rags or cheap wood, and made startling juxtapositions between apparently unconnected objectsLecturer: Peter Scott

Art�and�Angst�in�Post-war�Germany:�Munich�1972

Tuesday 26 JuneBarely a generation after the 1936 Berlin Olympics a divided Germany hosted the Munich games; keen to escape the spectre of the Second World War instead terrorism cast its shadow over the event. From these provocative times came provocative art. The profoundly influential Joseph Beuys produced strange and haunting work which defied boundaries and questioned the role of the artistLecturer: Alan Reid

Up,�Down�and�Around;�Involving�the�Viewer:�London�2012�

Tuesday 3 JulyThe final talk in the series brings us right up to date and back to London. In the UK since the late 90s there has been a huge growth in the role of public art, with the viewer having a greater involvement. Projects and exhibitions such as the Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth, Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall commissions and Antony Gormley’s Event Horizon have brought contemporary art to a wider audienceLecturer: Melanie Paice

Tuesday Evening Lecture SeriesFriends�Events:��lectures,�music,�film�and�more

Open to allOrganised by the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery.

More�than�just�a�Gallery!�The�Friends�of�Dulwich�Picture�Gallery�run�a�wide�range�of�events�including�films,�lectures�and�concerts�at�the�Gallery.�Events�are�open�to�all.�This�season�don’t�miss�Going�for�Gold,�a�celebratory�summer�extravaganza�for�all�the�family.�Other�events�on�offer�include�Diamonds,�a�Jubilee�year�lecture�series�and�a�special�performance�by�the�David�Rees-Williams�Trio.

Friends�benefit�from�reduced�prices.�If�you�are�interested�in�joining�the�Friends�and�supporting�the�Gallery�please�see�the�application�form�on�page�27.

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Booking�Details:By�phone:�020�8299�8750�Monday�–�Friday,�10am�–�4pm�Please�leave�a�message�outside�those�hours.Or�visit�the�Friends�Desk��in�the�Gallery.Booking�enquiries:�friendsticketing@�dulwichpicture�gallery.org.uk

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A Summer Party to celebrate the OlympicsSunday 24 June, 11am – 5pm Dulwich Picture Gallery and Herne Hill Velodrome

Free Entrance!

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Family Events…

Punch�and�Judy�shows;�

traditional�merry-go-

round�rides,�displays�of�

flying�falcons,�ArtPlay�fun.

Music…

Jazz�bands�and�classical�

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selection�of�blues,�gospel�

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Christ’s�Chapel.

Food and Drink…The�Gallery�Café,�stalls�selling�tapas,�hot�dogs,�pies,�coffee,�tea,�soft�drinks,�beer,�cider�and�wine,�and�summer�favourites�such�as�popcorn,�candy�floss�and�ice�cream.

Giant Sculptures…Celebrate�Philip�Haas’�breathtaking�sculptures:��The�Four�Seasons��(see�page�8).

Olympics Cycling Memorabilia…from�the�1948�London�Games�on�display�in�the�Linbury�Room.�A�talk�by�Tommy�Godwin,�winner��of�two�bronze�Olympic�medals.�Films�of�cycling�events�will�be�shown�throughout�the�day.

Grand Parade…from�Herne�Hill�Velodrome�to�Dulwich�Picture�Gallery�by�the�Veteran�Cycle�Club�with�penny�farthings�and�other�vintage�bicycles,�and�children�in�fancy�dress.

Balloon Race…Release�of�1,000�balloons�to�end�the�day’s�fun�at�4.30pm:�buy�a�balloon,�see�how�far�it�flies�and�maybe�win�a�prize.�

Going for Gold Diamonds10.30 – 11.30am Linbury roomSeries of 3 £25 (£20 Friends)Single lecture £10 (£8 Friends)Coffee afterwardsDiamonds speak of power and prestige, beauty and glamour; the stone of choice of rulers over the centuries, the glitz for the wealthy and a token of love. To celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, the lectures will include showings of jewels – from India, America and the Queen’s collection

American�Glamour:��150�years�of�Tiffany�Jewellery

Wednesday 23 MayThis talk takes us from a fancy goods store in Broadway in 1873 to the global brand of the 1980s – via sugar plums, a transatlantic telegraph cable, the sale of the French Crown Jewels, awards at international exhibitions, the promotion of American gemstones and the modern glamour of Elsa Piretti and Paloma PicassoLecturer: Clare Philips, Curator in the Department of Sculpture, Metalwork, Ceramics and Glass, Victoria and Albert Museum

Magnificent�royal�diamonds,�a�display�of�ceremony�and�heritage�

Wednesday 30 MayFrom the George IV State Diadem set with floral emblems of the Union to the ‘Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara’, diamonds in the Royal Collection reflect the magnificence of State ceremony, Royal and Imperial heritage and the personal history of the Royal FamilyLecturer: Anne Haworth, Lecturer, Victoria and Albert Museum and guide for private tours at Buckingham Palace

Jewels�of�the�Maharajas

Wednesday 6 JuneThe word ‘maharaja’, meaning ‘great king’, conjures up an image of power and splendour, of a turbaned ruler adorned in magnificent jewellery. This talk will reveal how the diamonds and other gems owned and worn by India’s kings served to enhance royal status and identity.Lecturer: Anna Jackson Keeper of the Asian Department at the Victoria and Albert Museum and curator of the recent exhibition Maharaja: the splendour of India’s royal courts

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Waddesdon�ManorThursday 31 May11am – 3pmMeet at Waddesdon Manor Restaurant, 11amStation: Aylesbury Rail station (from London Marylebone)Built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild primarily to display his outstanding collection of art treasures, Waddesdon Manor was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1957. The 45 rooms on view combine 18th century French furniture and decorative arts with English portraits and Dutch Old Masters. National Trust Members: £15 (£12 Friends), to include guided tour, coffee and pastries Non-members: £27 (£24 Friends) (inclusive)

Legal�London�tourTuesday 26 June 10.30am – 3pmTube: Chancery Lane or TempleMeet at Chez Gerard, 119 Chancery Lane, for coffee and pastriesThe tour will start with an introductory talk on the history of the Knights Templar and the Inner and Middle Temple Inns of Court followed by a walk to the Temple and visit to the Templar’s round church. Lunch in the Elizabethan Middle Temple Hall and learn about its history followed by a walk to the Royal Courts of Justice and a look inside nearby King’s College Chapel£44 (£40 Friends) to include coffee and lunch in Middle Temple Hall

The�Estorick�Collection��of�Italian�Art�Thursday 5 July11.15am – 12.30pmMeet at 39a Canonbury Square, N1, in the Gallery CaféTube: Highbury & Islington (Victoria line and Overground)The collection is known internationally for its core of Futurist works, as well as for figurative painting and sculpture from the 1890s to the 1950s. Nowhere else in Britain can visitors see so many paintings by Futurism’s main protagonists: Giacomo Balla, Umberto Boccioni, Carlo Carrà, Luigi Russolo and Gino Severini£17 (£14 Friends) to include coffee and biscuits

The�Queen’s��Diamonds�ExhibitionMonday 20 August11am – 1.30pmMeet at Groups’ Entrance to Buckingham Palace at 10.45amTube: Victoria, Green Park and Hyde Park CornerThe exhibition at the annual summer opening of Buckingham Palace will show the many ways in which diamonds have been used by British monarchs in the last 200 years. It includes an unprecedented display of a number of the Queen’s personal jewels – those inherited by her or acquired during her reign. Visitors are free to walk around the State Rooms and part of the garden£23 (£19 Friends) includes an acoustic guide

London Visits and Walks

Leonardo�da�Vinci� The�Queen’s�Diamonds

French�Supper�and�Jazz�Wednesday 30 May 7.30pm, Gallery CaféLa Caravanne Swing Quartet will set your toes tapping to music from the great Django Reinhardt. Tables of four, six or eight can be booked£10 per head (plus £15 for two courses, £19 for three)

Concert�and�Master�Class:�Guitarist�Xue�Fei�YangSaturday 26 May

Concert

6.30pm, St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich VillageChinese finger food is on sale in the long interval. Please bring your own drinks to have with supper. Fei will be signing CDs after the concert.£17, £15 Friends, includes a glass of wine

Master�Class

2 – 3.30pm £15 Please ring Judy Mewburn on 020 8699 1878 to register for the master class.

Diamond�Jubilee�Garden�Party�Monday 4 June6 – 8.30pm at Dulwich Picture Gallery/Gardens An elegant soirée in the gallery grounds to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, with delicious canapés and a glass of sparkling wine. There will also be music and songs from the 1950s by soprano Alexandra Carter.

Croquet is available for gentle exercise or fiendish competition and there will be a wine bar to quench your thirst afterwards.

The Gallery director, chief curator and others will be conducting short tours of the permanent collection, the architecture and the furniture. In addition, there will be a display of photographs of royal visits to the Gallery.

Take the opportunity to invite your friends who may not know the Gallery and who would enjoy this special experience. NB: There will be a wet-weather plan. £18 (£16 Friends)

Special Events

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Leonardo�da�Vinci�Drawings,�Queen’s��GalleryFriday 5 October6 – 8pmMeet at the entrance to the Queen’s Gallery at 5.45pmTube: Victoria, Green Park and Hyde Park CornerA private view of ten drawings by Leonardo from the Royal Collection, with a talk by Desmond Shawe-Taylor, Surveyor of the Queen’s Pictures. These fine drawings have been selected to reflect Leonardo’s use of different media and the extraordinary range of his activities – painting and sculpture, engineering, botany, mapmaking, hydraulics and anatomy£45 (£40 Friends) to include a glass of champagne

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Art for everyone! The�multi-award�winning�Education�Department�runs�a�fantastic�series�of�public�courses�for�all�ages:�art�classes,�lectures,�study�days�and�more.�Why�not�expand�your�watercolour�skills,�try�your�hand�at�wood�engraving,�or�have�fun�with�the�whole�family�with�our�exhibition�trails?�

Art in the CommunityThe�Gallery�also�runs�an�extensive�programme�of�Community�Engagement�reaching�out�beyond�the�confines�of�the�Gallery,�offering�opportunities�to�those�who�may�not�otherwise�engage�with�the�arts.�To�find�out�more�about�the�Gallery’s�works�please�contact�education@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Education�Events:��art�classes,�tours,�lectures�and�more

Friends

Sackler Centre for Arts Education

Booking�detailsBooking�is�essential.�Please�contact�the�Education�Public�Programme�Manager:020�8299�8732�l.mckie@dulwich�picturegallery.org.uk

7 for 7.30pm/Linbury Room £10 (£8 Friends) Includes a glass of wineA series of lectures about major exhibitions in other London galleries

The�Art�of�Edvard�Munch

Thursday 26 JulyThe Norwegian, Edvard Munch, is the most well-known and admired Scandinavian artist, some of whose works like The Scream have become icons of the modern world. The Modern Eye is a major exhibition at Tate Modern devoted to a reassessment of his worksLecturer: Val Woodgate

The exhibition runs at Tate Modern from 28 June – 14 October

St�James�QuintetFriday 11 May 7.30pm, GalleryThis young wind group will play Barber’s ‘Summer Music’, quintets by Nielsen and Reicha, and works by Mozart, Ibert and Arnold£18, £16 Friends, includes a glass of wine. £6 under 18s

The�David��Rees-Williams�TrioFriday 15 June7.30pm, GalleryThe popular Trio, which features regularly on BBC Radio 3 and on Classic FM’s new station, The Jazz , specialises in a Jacques Loussier-style programme that recreates the works of classic masters in a jazz inspired idiom with ‘an infectious feel-good factor that rubs off on audiences’£26 (£24 Friends), includes a glass of wine

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Enjoy a free tour of the Gallery on Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm (Admission charges apply). Alternatively book a private tour with a gallery guide. Call 020 8299 8732 or email groups@dulwich picturegallery.org.uk to book

FREE�BSL/SSE�ToursLearn more about the treasures of

the collection in a new series of BSL/SSE tours led by our

deaf guide Jennifer Little

Sir�John�Soane’s�Dulwich:�Architecture�Inside�Out

Friday 1 June2pm

Creatures�in�the�Collection

Friday 7 September2pm

Please book in advance with Michelle Douek, Community Engagement Manager by email m.douek@dulwich picturegallery.org.uk or Fax 0208 299 8700. When booking please state also if you require a voiceover interpreter

The�Contextual��Lecture�Series�2012: The�Jubilee�Series�Dulwich Picture Gallery is celebrating the Queen’s Jubilee with its seventh annual Contextual Lecture Series. Acclaimed series examining the social, political, and philosophical context in which art is made. We are delighted to welcome 19 eminent speakers for lectures on topics relating to the Monarchy

Kings�and�Queens:��The�Biblical�Tradition

Tuesday 8 May 10.30 – 11.30amRabbi Professor Dan Cohn-Sherbok

Forging�a�New�Image:�Portraying�the�English�Monarchy�in�the�Wake�of�the�Reformation

Tuesday 29 May10.30 – 11.30amDr Margit Thofner

The�Queen�and�her�Prime�Ministers�from�Churchill�to�Blair

Tuesday 19 June10.30 – 11.30amD.R. Thorpe

Crown,�Orb�and�Sceptre�–��a�Thousand�years�of�English�Coronations.�

Tuesday 4 September10.30 – 11.30amDavid Hilliam

Wallis�Simpson.�Duchess�of��Style�or�Duchess�Defamed?

Tuesday 11 September10.30 – 11.30amAnne Sebba

The�Secret�History�of��Georgian�Kensington�Palace

Tuesday 18 September10.30 – 11.30amLucy Worsley

Tickets have been sold for the series but a limited amount of tickets are available to purchase on the door of the event £10 (Concessions and Friends £9)

Please contact the Education Public Programme Manager for further information: 020 8299 8732 or l.mckie@dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk

Jubilee�Series�2012:��Special�Evening�Event��The�Question�of�House�of�Lords�Reform:�Peter�Hennessy�and�Ian�McColl�in�Conversation

Thursday 12 July6.30 for a 7pm start In this jubilee year the place of an upper and lower house in the democratic process raises questions of the role of the House of Lords. The Lords Hennessy and McColl give an insiders’ account…reform is in the air! £17 (Concessions and Friends £15) Price includes wine and canapes

Saturday�Study�days��with�Valerie�WoodgateWith Valerie Woodgate, professional lecturer and art historian. £29 (Concessions and Friends £24) including morning coffee and lunchPlease state any dietary requirements when booking

Painting�Light

Saturday 19 May 10.30am – 3.30pm Artists use the depiction of light in many ways to add depth and meaning to their work. This study day will examine artists’ use of light from the 15th to 21st centuries and include works by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Monet and many others

A�Day�with�the�Gods:��Greek�Myths�and�Legends�in�Art

Saturday 16 June10.30am – 3.30pmPaintings of Greek myths and legends have intrigued and inspired every age of artist. A fascination with classical antiquity has produced some of the most beautiful and memorable works in our cultural heritage. This study day will explore the depiction of mythological subjects in western art

Piper,�Sutherland�and�the�Neo-Romantics

Saturday 20 October10.30am – 3.30pmInfluenced by the poetic and visionary works of William Blake and Samuel Palmer, British neo-Romantics also embraced European modernism. The study day will explore how artists such as Piper, Sutherland and Nash created deeply personal responses to landscape, religion and war

Watercolour�CoursesExpand your watercolour skills with artist and Royal Watercolour Society member Liz Butler. Seven Mondays from 23 April – 18 June (excluding 21 May and 11th June) Working from botanical references in the studio, be inspired by spring and summer flowers to develop your observational and technical skill. Work outside; taking inspiration from changing weather conditions and the gallery grounds All abilities welcomedMorning: 10am – 12.30pm. £130 (Concessions and Friends £125)Afternoon: 1.30 – 4pm £130 (Concessions and Friends £125)Prices are for seven weeks

The�Watercolour�ClubWith artist and Royal Watercolour Society member Liz Butler. Running for its eighth term at the South London Scout Centre, the Watercolour Club can choose to work outdoors when the weather is fine, or indoors using still life. The course includes portfolio reviews and one to one tutorials. Participants must bring their own materials and be reasonably proficient at watercolour

Classes meet monthly from 10am – 1pm 14 September, 12 October, 9 November, 7 December and 14 December. £80 (Concessions and Friends £75) Prices are for five sessions

Tuesday�Foundation�CoursesLearn new techniques and develop your skills in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere

Landscape�and�Identity

Five Tuesdays from 19 June – 24 July (Excluding 26 June)10am – 12pm The Group of Seven created a new visual identity for Canadians which defined their sense of place. In this course explore their work alongside that of iconic British artists such as Chris Orr and Stanley Spencer. Work in the media of your choice and use your own visual references of favourite landmarks and significant locations to create compositions that express your sense of place and identityWith Canadian Artist in Residence Liz Charsley-Jory£55 (Concessions and Friends £50)

Multilayered�Colour�Monoprints�

Six Tuesdays from 11 September – 16 October10am – 12pmBe inspired by the Gallery’s permanent collection to discover the art of monoprint. Create simple and beautiful prints experimenting with colours, style and imagery. A fascinating medium; this course will cover basic techniques and multilayering With artist and printmaker Sara Lee. £65 (Concessions and Friends £60)

Tours Education Lectures Art for Adults

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Tuesday�Evening�CoursesWith artist Peter Astwood at St Barnabas Hall, Dulwich Village late afternoon beginner courses in a relaxed, sociable setting with expert tuition in small classes

Holiday�Sketchbook

Six Tuesdays from 19 June – 24 July5.30 – 7.30pmDevelop a visual diary in this observational drawing class; exploring drawing in different media. Learn skills that will help you capture memories of loved ones and holidays at home or abroad£90 (Concessions and Friends £85)

From�Drawing�to�Painting

Ten Tuesdays from 25 September – 4 Dec (excluding 30 October)5.30 – 7.30pmExplore the basics of both drawing and painting in this ten week course. Learn how to create paintings from sketches and experiment with a wide range of media from graphite to gouache, watercolour to charcoal. Suitable for a range of abilities from complete beginners to those wishing to brush up on old skills £150 (Concessions and Friends £140)�Saturday�Art�School�Wood�Engraving

Six Saturdays from 16 June – 21 July10am – 1pmAn introduction to the fascinating art of wood engraving. Learn about this traditional method of relief printmaking and create exquisitely detailed images. You will be guided through every stage of the process from transferring your drawings onto a woodblock and using specialist engraving tools to taking the print by hand burnishing With artist Peter Brown. £90 (Concessions and Friends £85)

Principles�of�Colour�

Six Saturdays from 8 September – 13 October10am – 1pmIn this stimulating course explore in-depth the properties of colour; using a variety of painting mediums, experiment with colour mixing, harmony and contrast to bring luminosity and expressive colour to your paintings With artist Benjamin Senior £90 (Concessions and Friends £85)

Short�Courses�Portraiture�Short�Course:��After�Van�Dyck�

Sunday 13 and 20 May10.30am – 4pmTake inspiration from the current exhibition Van Dyck in Sicily and work from a costumed life model to explore the genre of portraiture painting. Complete observational drawings and work them up into a painting over this two day courseWith artist Stewart Ganley. £75 (Concessions and Friends £70) Prices are for two days. Lunch is not included

Patchwork�Short�Course

Sunday 9 and 16 September10.30am – 4pmExplore the art of Log Cabin patchwork in this two day short course. Learn how to employ this traditional technique and sew by hand to create your own unique pieceWith textiles artist Linda Litchfield. £70 (Concessions and Friends £65) Prices are for two days. Lunch is not included

Adult�Holiday�Courses�Into�the�Wild

Wednesday 1 – Friday 3 August10.30am – 4pmIn the spirit of Canadian artist-adventurers, seek out the wildest areas of Dulwich parks and woods, to produce colourful oil pastel works reminiscent of the Group of Seven. We will embrace the weather, so please come dressed accordinglyCanadian Artist in Residence Liz Charsley-Jory. £90 (Concessions and Friends £85) Prices are for three days. Lunch is not included

Andy�Warhol:�Silk�Screen�Printing

Saturday 11 – Sunday 12 August10.30 – 4pmInspired by our exhibition Andy Warhol Portfolios: Legend and Life this two day course will explore the essential techniques of simple silk screen printing. Print onto paper or fabric using paper and photographically produced stencils. Experiment with layering colour and image to create dynamic prints With artist Carole Waller. £70 (Concessions and Friends £65) Prices are for two days. Lunch is not included

One�Day�Taster�Courses��Capital�Calligraphy�

Sunday 10 June10.30am – 4pmExplore calligraphy in a one day course which covers the basics of this delicate and beautiful art form. Concentrating on capital letters, create large shapes for pattern making and develop your decorative handwriting skillsWith calligrapher Nicola Dunn £45 (Concessions and Friends £40)

Embroidered�Summer�Jewellery

Sunday 17 June10.30am – 4pmCreate unique embroidered jewellery. Learn a new technique and create rings, brooches, earrings or necklaces based on a strawberry design. With milliner Bridget Bailey. £55 (Concessions and Friends £50)

15-18�years�–�Portfolio�Development�Courses�One�Day�Portfolio�Preparation�Workshop:�Life�Drawing

Sunday 23 September10.30am – 4pmIntensive one-day courses tailored to meet the needs of students preparing for art college interviews. Each day will include: drawing from the life model, exploration of a wide range of drawing media, advice on your portfolio, including content presentation and guidance on college applicationsWith professional artist and tutor Valerie McBride. £40 per day Lunch�is�not�included

Draw�and�Print�the�Model

Five Tuesdays from 25 September – 23 October4.30 – 6pmUsing the life model as a subject and starting point, explore a range of approaches to drawing media such as monoprinting, ink and wax, and experiment by combining mediumWith artist Jo Veevers. £60

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Exhibition�Children’s�Trails�

Visit the exhibitions Ragamala: Paintings from India, Van Dyck in Sicily and Andy Warhol Portfolios: Life and Legends and pick up your children’s trail free of charge. Available on the front desk, at the entrance to the exhibition or ask a gallery attendant

Intergenerational:�Storybook�

Sunday 15 and 22 July10.30am – 12.30pmWork together to construct a book out of envelopes and luggage tags in this two day intergenerational course. Add to your creation with a range of hidden pockets then use drawing, printing and collage to create a story full of shared memories and ideasWith artist Erica Parrett £30 per participant. Price is for two days, children must be accompanied by an adult

Family�Drop-In�Activities Special�Diamond�Jubilee��Family�Celebrations

Join us for two days of special family events to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee!

Mad�Hatter’s�Tea�Party

Tuesday 5 June Wednesday 6 June2 – 4pmJoin the Mad Hatter on a tour around the Gallery grounds and participate in stories from Alice and Wonderland. In a creative drop-in workshop bring the characters to life by constructing simple cut out puppets on sticks Weather Permitting. £5 per child

Going�for�Gold�

Sunday 24 June11am – 12.30pm1.30 – 4pmCelebrate London 2012 at Dulwich Picture Gallery. As part of the family day ‘Going for Gold’ (see page 15 for full details) join our fun 20 minute drop-in workshop. Construct an Olympic wreath using patterned paper, wire and pens and become a winner of your own Olympic event. With artist Erica Parrett. £3 per child

Animation�Station

Saturday 9 June 11am – 1pmWe are delighted to collaborate with the British Film Institute to bring you this one-off drop-in workshop. Come along to create fantastic stop-motion computer animation With BFI animator Joanna van der Meer £3 per child

Art�in�the�Garden

Every Wednesday in August2 – 4pmCome and join in 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 Weather permitting £3 per child

11-14�years�–�After��School�Workshops

Creative�Cartoon�Club�

Five Thursdays from 14 June – 12 July 4.30 – 6pmRunning for a second term join the Creative Cartoon club to learn how to draw in a completely new way! Experiment with different media and with shapes and colours to create your own cartoonsWith newspaper illustrator Mik Brown £60

Illustrate

Five Thursdays from 27 Sept – 25 Oct4.30 – 6pmBe inspired by the playful work of illustrators such as Eric Carle, Joseph Cornell and Picasso to create illustrated books using collage and drawing. Use painted, stained and textured papers to draw objects and characters using a range of different mediaWith illustrator Becky Palmer £60

7-10�years�–�After��School�Workshops

Archimboldo�and�Me�

Five Wednesdays from 13 June – 11 July4.30 – 6pmBe inspired by the Philip Haas sculptures in the gallery grounds to make surreal printed portraits. This course will start with observational drawings of natural forms worked up into printing blocks of polyblock, rubber and foamWith artist Erica Parrett £55

See�It,�Draw�It�

Five Wednesdays from 26 Sept – 24 Oct4.30 – 6pmImprove your ability to draw from natural still life and found objects. Make observational drawings of objects ranging from clock parts to flowers, decorative cups and saucers to pine cones and shellsWith artist Jo Veevers £55

Summer�Holiday�Workshops�Contemporary�Constructions

Wednesday 8 – Friday 10 August12–15yrs 10.30am – 12.30pmBe inspired by the work of Philip Haas on display in the Gallery grounds this summer and that of other contemporary sculptors to create your own sculptures out of willow and other recycled materials in this three day courseWith artist Gwen Ramsay. £30 Price is for three days

Textile�Monsters�

Wednesday 29 – Friday 31 August6–8yrs 10.30am – 12.30pm9–11yrs 2.30 – 4.30pmDesign and create your own monsters from colourful textiles. Learn the techniques of felt making, image transfer, simple stitching and fabric collage using a range of recycled fabrics, buttons and trimmings. Create small story books that make your characters come alive With artist Erica Parrett. £30 Price is for three days

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ArtplayOn the first and last Sunday of every month2 – 3.45pmAdults and children are creative together at these drop-in workshops with a different art activity each session. Make everything and anything from bunting to block prints and all things in between

No booking necessary FREE for families with a Gallery ticket or £3 per child

Materials provided

Children must be accompanied by an adult. No more than two children per adult

We are grateful to Harvey and Wheeler for funding Artplay

AUDIO GUIDESHear the stories behind the paintings with the Gallery’s new audiovisual guides featuring curator led tours of current exhibitions and the permanent collection.

Ask at the ticket desk for your guide: £3

NEWArt for Families

Friends enjoy:• Unlimited free access to the Gallery

and all exhibitions, for themselves and a family guest

• Exhibition previews• Discounts on a wide events programme• Regular Friends’ magazine• Monthly Gallery e-newsletter

To join us, please complete this Application Form (and if possible the Bankers Order and Gift Aid form) and return them to: Friends’ Membership, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Gallery Road, London SE21 7AD

Forms may also be handed in at the Friends’ Desk

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20 Year Membership £540 Joint £720

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Support UsSupport�Us

Get involved with the Gallery and contribute to its future!Dulwich Picture Gallery is an independent charitable trust receiving no regular government funding. By joining one of our membership groups you can help contribute to the Gallery’s future and enjoy a number of rewarding benefits

Membership�Levels

The�Friends

Joining the Friends is a great way to get involved and begin supporting the Gallery from as little as £30. Friends enjoy free admission to the Gallery, current exhibitions, private view invites and discounts on most events. Friends membership starts at £30

1811�Club

As part of the 1811 club a patron member and a guest enjoy free admission to the Gallery, current exhibitions, private views and special tours with the curator of each exhibition as well as two special “behind the scenes” visits to other collections or museums each year. 1811 Club membership starts at £250

Desenfans�Circle

As part of our most exclusive patron group a patron member and a guest enjoy free admission to the Gallery, current exhibitions, private views, an annual black tie dinner in the Gallery in February, an invitation to join us on our annual trip abroad with special access to private collections and public galleries; private views for each new exhibition; exclusive access to the Gallery; two annual visits to other collections or artists’ studios. Desenfans Circle membership starts at £1000

International�Friends

Taxpayers both in the UK and abroad are encouraged to support the Gallery in a tax efficient way through our International Friends Programmes: the American Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery and the Canadian Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery.

American�Friends

American taxpayers both in the UK and abroad are encouraged to support the Gallery in a tax-efficient way through the American Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery. This is a not-for-profit corporation under US law

and exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3). Please contact membership@afdpg.org.uk or 011 (44) 20 8299 8726 for more information on donating or participating with the group

Canadian�Friends

This is a designated Charitable Organization issued under the Canadian Corporations Act (Charity Number: 81828 9860 RR0001) Please contact information@cfdpg.org.uk or 011 (44) 20 8299 8726 for more information on donating or participating with the group

Make�a�Gift�in�your�Will

Dulwich Picture Gallery was founded by tremendously generous bequests from our founders and other visionaries who remembered the Gallery in their will. The Gallery itself and our collection is continuously shaped by gifts from people such as you. Making a gift in your will is a popular and tax efficient way of supporting the work of the Gallery and our greatest needs. Will you remember Dulwich Picture Gallery in your will?

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May

7 Spring Watercolour p21 8 Contextual series

– Jubilee p20 11 St James Quintet p1813 Portraiture course p2214 Spring Watercolour p2119 Saturday Study Day p20 20 Portraiture course p2223 Insight Diamonds p1424 Late Night opening p4&5 26 Fei Yang concert and

masterclass p1728 Spring Watercolour p2127 Ragamala and Van Dyck

in Sicily ends p429 Contextual series

– Jubilee p20 30 Insight Diamonds p1430 French Supper and Music p1731 Visit: Waddesdon Manor p16 June

1 Sir John Soane’s Dulwich p20 4 Garden Party p174 Spring Watercolour p215 Family drop-in p255 Contextual series

– Jubilee p20 5 Tuesday Evening Lecture p13 6 Insight Diamonds p149 Family drop-in p2512 Tuesday Evening Lecture p1314 After school workshop p24 10 One day taster course p2313 After school workshop p24 15 David Rees-Williams Trio p18 16 Saturday Study Day p2016 Saturday Art School p2217 One day taster course p23

18 Spring Watercolour p2119 Tuesday Evening Course p2219 Contextual series

– Jubilee p2019 Tuesday Foundation p2120 Andy Warhol:

The Portfolios opens p620 After school workshop p2421 After school workshop p24 21 Curator’s Lecture p623 Saturday Art School p22 24 Going for Gold p1524 Family drop-in p2526 Tuesday Evening Course p22 26 Legal London p1626 Tuesday Evening Lecture p13 27 After school workshop p2428 After school workshop p2430 Saturday Art School p22 July�

3 Tuesday Evening Lecture p13 3 Tuesday Evening course p223 Tuesday Foundation p214 After school workshop p245 After school workshop p245 Estorick Collection p167 Saturday Art School p2212 After school workshop p2412 Jubilee Series Special Talk p2014 Saturday Art School p2215 Exhibition Children’s trail p25 17 Tuesday Evening Course p2217 Contextual series

– Jubilee p2017 Tuesday Foundation p2121 Saturday Art School p2222 Exhibition Children’s trail p2524 Tuesday Foundation p2124 Tuesday Evening Course p22 26 InTown Munch p18

August

1 Art in the Garden p251 Adult Holiday Course p232 Adult Holiday Course p233 Adult Holiday Course p238 Art in the Garden p258 Summer holiday

workshop p249 Summer holiday

workshop p2410 Summer holiday

workshop p2411 Warhol: Silk Screen

Printing p2312 Warhol: Silk Screen

Printing p2315 Art in the Garden p2520 Visit: Buckingham Palace p1622 Art in the Garden p2529 Art in the Garden p2529 Summer holiday

workshop p2430 Summer holiday

workshop p2431 Summer holiday

workshop p24

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