Our lectures will be held either via Zoom or in the Kensington Library lecture hall and our visits and trips will be listed on the website as and when we can organise group visits. Please keep updated via our website and email noticeboards.
We are planning to visit the Dulwich Picture Gallery on Thursday 20 April at 11.00. Founded in 1811, Dulwich Picture Gallery, designed…
Battersea Power Station has had a remarkable transformation into the centrepiece for a new residential area, with the riverfront and gardens surrounding…
After World War I, artists and architects were in a state of flux, just like the world they inhabited. How could they…
We love standing in a museum gazing at a painting by Titian or Caravaggio, but we rarely question where it was before…
Robert Adam between 1771 and 1778 for Lord Apsley, the Lord Chancellor, who gave the house its name. Some Adam interiors survive:…
‘The fun of being a New York painter is that landmarks are torn down so rapidly that your canvases become historical records…
The remarkable untold story of Carry On actor Peter Butterworth, and his wife, Britain's first female TV impressionist, Janet Brown, best known…
To book please email Gillian at visits@theartssocietykensingtonchelsea.com. Document with more information: Morocco Key Facts
