Oh the weather outside is frightful…but the Gallery is looking so delightful! ❄️ This snowy moment was captured earlier. Sadly (or luckily) it’s mostly melted away now. We’ll keep you posted if anything changes with this week’s weather, for now consider this your cue to pop in and warm up with some art or a cosy drink at the cafe. | Dulwich Picture Gallery

Rembrandt brought to light: the newest technology at the world's oldest purpose-built art gallery. Dulwich Picture Gallery has marked the 350th anniversary of Rembrandt's death with an extraordinary exhibition. Award-winning cinematographer Peter Suschitzky created lighting using ERCO spotlights with wireless Casambi Bluetooth control. Discover the full story and movie: https://cutt.ly/ittpk8u Architecture: Sir John Soane (1753-1837) Lighting design: Peter Suschitzky Film: Stefanie Gartmann | ER

Ever wondered how Dulwich Picture Gallery used to look? We are spoilt by a fabulous selection of painted studies of the interior and exterior space which show how things have changed over the years. Look at the sheer amount of paintings they used to cram in to the gallery! Watch the reel above to learn more. Paintings featured: James Stephanoff, Dulwich Picture Gallery, c. 1830, G115. Joseph Michael Gandy, Ideal View of the East Façade of Dulwich Picture Gallery, c. 1823, G44. John Constable, La

🖼 Discover "Soulscapes" at Dulwich Picture Gallery, a vibrant art exhibition that redefines landscapes through the eyes of artists from the African Diaspora. Featuring 30 compelling works, including large scale pieces and site-specific installations, paintings and photography by acclaimed artists like Hurvin Anderson, Michaela Yearwood-Dan and many more. Soulscapes explores our connection with the world around us, highlighting the power of landscape art and reflecting on themes of belonging, me