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Street Art Dulwich Outdoor Gallery Street Art Dulwich Outdoor Gallery Dulwich Outdoor Gallery, founded by Ingrid Street art is probably the world’s greatest Beazley FRSA (1950–2017), is a collection of international contemporary art movement. Here street art on walls and pavements in the vicinity it is linked to art from the past, positioning it in of Dulwich Picture Gallery. It has been created the continuum of art history and making Dulwich by some of the top street artists alive today. Outdoor Gallery unique. England’s oldest public art gallery has been an Their works have a common theme – they are inspiration for its newest. based on the 17th and 18th century paintings in the 33 permanent collection in Dulwich Picture Gallery . Facebook: Dulwich Outdoor Gallery Faith47 (ZA) Inkie (UK) Pure Evil (UK) ROA (BE) Remi Rough (UK) 1 2 2 3 4 22 System (UK) Conor Harrington (IE) Stik (UK) Christiaan Nagel (ZA) Michael Beerens (FR) 4 5 6 8 8 7 25 14 10 26 15 13 16 17 Mear One (US) Phlegm (UK) MadC (DE) Thierry Noir (FR) RUN (IT) 9 11 12 18 19 27 24 David Shillinglaw (UK) Reka (AU) Ben Wilson (UK) Medhi Ghedyanloo (IR) Walter Kershaw (UK) 21 23 24 29 30 28 Louis Masai (UK) Lionel Stanhope (UK) Street Art Walk 31 32 DULWICH FESTIVAL DULWICH FESTIVAL EVENT EVENT Exit:Burbage – Live Street art walks with street art with Lionel Amanda Greatorex Stanhope 12 & 19 MAY, 1PM 11 & 12 MAY, 10AM – 3PM 11 MAY, 10.30AM See dulwichfestival.co.uk See dulwichfestival.co.uk for details for details and tickets Street Art PECKHAM HIGH STREET L YNDH T P ALF ECKHAM AD CR RV O A OFTON RD OURD ROAD URST W NGUARD CT G CAMBER PECKHAM R A O Y RYE V E C O L R N A Y WELL GROVE D CHOUMER N E S D E A O L E PK BLENHEIM GROVE A R O N NE T CRESPIGNY R De M ARK CHADWICK RD R N O A DENMARK GROVE P CHADWICK RD T OAD R E GV A E R HILL 30 UMERT LOUGHBOROUGH N ARK D CHO D A K GROVE P TON RD L OAD N ANSTEY RD G ERT R 3 JUNCTION R H UM P HEA U R CHO E I L E 1 O L O ROA L MAXTED RD EL D C B L NIG R V E E K A B KINSALE RD 2 DANBY STREET H H L D A L A NE O CHAMPION HILL N FENWICK RD M A VONDALE RISE L C E A THE HAMLET R D D A H D Y E D R A H E O NUTBROOK STREET 29 E N R O Y R ADYS ROAD U N E R N G L COPELSTON RFDOR E E H OXEN D D MARSDEN H TC N IL K PY LA L E G D R O O N D AD A A O A CHAMPION HILL N O R D S R CH O I D U E INE ULW R N D R L 4 ON D OAKHURST GROVE N R T E S A H GOOSE A D D POPLAR W P Y IL E W A L GROVE V E O A O E V L GREEN E C PECKHAM L U ALK E C O N ST FRANCIS E N R K V U M Y W RYE PARK E H A E S EAST L T K 5 E B A A K C O L A L M I A DULWICH U R P B S R R KESTREL A C I E 26 A M N N U N L R A S O O N W L AVE E A L U FRANKFUR Y IL A O C F R E T R WTH W E E T GREEN DALE RA O C G R R WICH GROVE O N VE O E EAST DUL V A G D R L E F L TYRRELL RD O I T E L N D M L D A N A I E A O G L D H L R A B E E H R O N IT R Y U R W R EG H CROSS ROAD TON ROAD K B R NORT E N UPL C D D AND RD MIL H E R E B A H G I T BASSANO ST L D D S ARBER R A H T O A ALF M LANE NORTH B O OON O R ORO V DUL V N E R YMER ST D R I DULWICH E D OSCUT 21 L V A T G E HERNE L TT 6 A Y D O L O 7 C WICH R A TC O A Y BLACKW R A O C G E A B L HILL E ATER ST L O RI ROAD U G R WAY P N A R F R L G D AY BA P F WDALE I 27 IE A S B L Y O U L D 8 R ROAD N D A L L A R R 25 B 32 C A G W T T R L R E E P S M L I O S I C C W NT Y D S E A R N H F R E N T L H I MUNDANIA O E COL B U Y C V S H A R WELL WHA H N TELEY RD D I O L A D E D 9 I L RD V L A R U A ND ORA ROAD D ER L G HI 22 O LL C N D R E W O O L A R R R O E OA MARM T D O D L W C UPLAND ROAD D O R A BROCKWELL A R A D X C DE T L F JENNINGS RD A R A 10 T O P A B O PARK OAD C D O E Y R E R L E O R N A D R U C A U T T U T R D V R DEKKER R S T V N G Y U A O L A 19 W G R Y B A L O O L OO E A U N DR C O R C IC D R H S D B E W D D CREBOR R D R N A A A G E R D A R E D O V E R E R O O O R U A S 11 D D O L R G A L D C D E A OU D Y R N O T R R D LA LA R A NE R N O O R R A E S I UPLAND ROAD E Y B R GOODR N E N BELAIR F D R FOREST HIL A CO 12 L U U YNELLA R T PARK O E DULWICH R E AD I T C D R L H A A O PARK N R O WOOD ROAD A E O E COLLEGE ROAD R L D A A 33 D V PYMERS MEAD D O NOR 15 S O 16 ’ W 17 N C 14 A D O T R L ROAD D S LA E L A 18 AND RO N I L UPL U NGTON RISE B E D N G 13 D O GALLERY ROAD E L A N O A O D GDNS A R C R O L R L D L I S IL H ERH R W D H OV E NETHERBY RD AL A .M. 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