Dulwich Outdoor Gallery
About Dulwich Outdoor Gallery
Dulwich Outdoor Gallery are walls and pavements painted by top international street artists based on works at Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Dulwich Outdoor Gallery Description
Dulwich Outdoor Gallery is unique. An idea born between Ingrid Beazley and street artist Stik in 2012. It is a collection of murals painted by some of the top street artists alive today and have a common theme. They are all based on 17th & 18th century paintings in the permanent collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery.
England's oldest public art gallery has been an inspiration to its newest.
Further works were commissioned throughout the wider Dulwich area including "Baroque the Streets" for Dulwich Festival 2013 involving the interior and exterior of 265 Lordship Lane, a property made available by developers pre-demolition lent to the project for the weekend launch. More murals have been added in the Nunhead & Peckham area in 2015 all based on the Dulwich Picture Gallery Paintings.
In May 2016 a pop up shop popped up in the centre of Dulwich Village (now closed) selling the movable work of the artists involved in Dulwich Outdoor Gallery, called - DULWICH OUTDOOR GALLERY - INDOORS. Formerly at 84 Dulwich Village, SE21 7AJ
Artists involved:
AP (UK)
Ben Wilson (UK)
Conor Harrington (Ireland)
Christiaan Nagel (South Africa)
Joyce Treasure (UK)
Liqen (Spain)
Louis Masai (UK)
Mad C (Germany)
Nunca (Brazil)
Pablo Delgado (Mexico)
Phlegm (UK)
REKA (Australia)
Remi Rough and System (UK)
ROA (Belgium)
RUN (Italy)
Thierry Noir (France)
bespoke group guided walks can be booked with Amanda Greatorex
Here is a map of the location of the walls http://goo. gl /maps /xw4Kx
Reviews
5 artists responding to the theme of "home". AP's (flying ducks) response is "flock this", below) one of our Outdoor Gallery artists (painted one of the 3 nuns heads). I'll be swinging by these tomorrow on the Peckham walk. Come see
Blenheim Grove Workspace
Burbage Rd Bridge artwork finished. by Lionel Stanhope and Owain Nichols. The grand cutting of the ribbon by Network rail (their 50th funded mural said Paul Harwood) and speeches by the visionary Exit Burbage team Louise and Alison (who came on a street art walk with me last May and discussed the possibility of this very project). Based on a portrait of the shakespearean actor Richard Burbage, at Dulwich Picture Gallery, this is a new addition to the Dulwich Outdoor Gallery. Loved the cupcakes!
I'll take you on a walking tour around the wider Peckham area, South East London starting at Nunhead Green SE15 ending at Rye Lane by Peckham train station/Bussey building. I'l be showing you works by renown contemporary global street artists inspired by the Baroque paintings within nearby Dulwich Picture Gallery (the oldest public gallery in England, opened 1817) . This unique Outdoor Gallery came about in 2012 with Ingrid Beazley initially finding local walls for one of our... main artists, Stik who has 6 pieces you can see on my other StreetArt walk around Dulwich itself (dulwichoutdoorgallery.co.uk) Ingrid is author of StreetArt/FineArt which documents this project. I'm endorsed by Ingrid to continue these walks as her legacy, and following on from guided walks for Dulwich Festival. Artists we will see: Pure Evil, Inkie, Agent Provocateur, Faith47, Mehdi Ghanyanloo, ROA, Walter Kershaw, Thierry Noir, Phlegm also a mention to hoardings on Blenheim Grove: Soul_d, Agent Provocateur, Tizer, Matt Collier, Luap
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Lionel Stanhope (lettering) and assistant Owain (Burbage figure) fine painting and spraying away yesterday (Saturday 11th May), bringing the actor back to life... come see it finished off today May 12th. Under the bridge, Burbage Rd Se21
2hr guided walk covering the iconic murals of The Outdoor Gallery. Starting opposite East Dulwich station ("Girl at a Window"), up Lordship Lane and through the park to Dulwich Picture Gallery itself where I'll then show you some of the Baroque Old Masters they are inspired by. Wear comfortable shoes. Location map provided. Entrance to DPG main collection kindly included (then left there to view at your leisure) Part of Dulwich Festival 2019. £10/£7
2hr guided walk covering the iconic murals of The Outdoor Gallery. Starting opposite East Dulwich station ("Girl at a Window"), up Lordship Lane and through the park to Dulwich Picture Gallery itself where I'll then show you some of the Baroque Old Masters they are inspired by. Wear comfortable shoes. Location map provided. Entrance to DPG main collection kindly included (then left there to view at your leisure) Part of Dulwich Festival 2019. £10/£7
1hr guided morning walk through East Dulwich with Amanda taking in the iconic murals up Lordship Lane, starting at "Girl at a Window" , Vale End, opposite ED train station. Wear comfortable shoes. Location map provided. Part of Dulwich Festival 2019. £6/£5
Weird and wonderful - @phlegm_art brings his creatures to new heights! @ Sheffield
Phlegm 3D - "Mausoleum of the Giants" a sculptural installation in an old cutlery factory (one week left only). Milton street. Funded by some insightful folk at Sheffield Uni and Sheffield Council, Phlegm has been invited back to his home territory. These surreal characters, in familiar Phlegm style, are created on a massive scale - curled and hunched up into the architectural spaces, standing in ceremonial groups like spooky voodoo totems. The story is: these are supposedly ancient beasts laying down ready for their eternal rest. Hugely popular with families, locals, non arty and arty types coming far and wide. Phlegm giving back to his city, Sheffield having this surge of creativity, bringing people together who are all connecting with this in their own way. Nice one Sheffield.
Ben Wilson (chewing gum man) tribute to Ingrid Beazley founder of dulwich outdoor gallery.
1 hour East Dulwich Street Art Highlights walking tour. Starts 12 noon at Vale End opposite ED station. tickets via website link below or turn up with a tenner! inc artists Remi Rough & System, Stik, Conor Harrington, Christiaan Nagel, Ben Wilson, Mear One, Agent Provocateur, D Screet, Beerens. Locations map free - of the other artists sites in the project It's a Dulwich Festival Christmas Cracker event which also includes an art trail of local artists exhibiting in local businesses. Check out the back of cafe Jade Boulangerie 145 Lordship Lane for my street art photo canvases exhibition and the story of The Dulwich Outdoor Gallery
Come join me for a refreshing 1 hour East Dulwich Street Art Highlights walking tour. Sat 1 Dec. Starts 12 noon at Vale End opposite ED station. tickets via website link below or turn up with a tenner! It's a Dulwich Festival Christmas Cracker event which also includes an art trail of local artists exhibiting in local businesses. Check out the back of cafe Jade Boulangerie 145 Lordship Lane for my street art photo canvases exhibition and the story of The Dulwich Outdoor Gallery
Today’s group for the street art walk from Nunhead to Peckham. Starts the old nuns head, ends here at the bussey building. Tickets via eventbrite, check Events tab for booking for Sunday 30th 2pm
The Angels have sadly fallen! Remi Rough's work on the former Audi garage site, Calton Ave Se21, now recently demolished. This piece was inspired by “The Fall of the Rebel Angels” by Sebatiano Ricci (The Archangel Micheal is driving the rebel angels from heaven (Revelation XII, 9) Remi Rough has repeated the compositional diagonals and referred to the dark chaos in Ricci’s original. Here's my photo tho as a reminder of the dazzling mural. Remi's abstract plus figurative style using a vivid palette. Wonderful against a clear bright blue sky
The Dulwich Outdoor Gallery extends into Peckham. I'll be guiding this walk to co-incide with the Nunhead Art trail weekend (sept 29/30). Some new, some familiar artists if you've done the Dulwich route. Here tho we see Pure Evil, Inkie, Agent Provocateur, Mehdi Ghanyanloo, Faith 47, ROA, Walter Kershaw, Thierry Noir, plus Phlegm and a couple of other local Nunhead artist commissions worth a mention. Starts Nuns Head 2pm, both Saturday and Sunday