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Need Asko custom panel help please. Can't figger this out!
So, we bought an Asko D5893 xxl FI from the scratch and dent of a big box store. They gave us the wrong manuals, for starters, but I found the correct one online.
Here's the thing I cannot get my head around. There is a hot air/steam vent at the bottom of the door on the right side. All the instructions say not to cover this vent or you'll have damage to your custom panel. Fine. BUT, the measurements of the panel for this dishwasher is 30 1/8" high which would absolutely cover this vent if the panel was applied level with the control panel on the top. Does anyone have an Asko with a custom panel that can show me how this works? Does one cut a hole in the panel for the vent or what is the deal?
I will really, really appreciate any help from any of you on this asap. Thanks so much!
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The panel is not referenced off of the "control panel " edge.
Meaning it is not necessarily intended to be flush with that top edge. It will almost certainly be above it.
The panel is referenced off of the adjacent door/ drawer.
Keep in mind the unit itself may not touch the underside of your countertop ! You must juggle the relationship of that vent and the lower edge of the adjacent door , as well as the DW panel itself.


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When you're fighting that strong boss and you're low on health and items, you so intently watch how much damage you're going to deal - you wish for a high damage.
The amount of damage you deal in a situation like this makes you feel one of several ways: satisfied, frustrated, amused, incredulous etc. In any case, it's something that made you get involved in the game, get immersed. Damage-variance is responsible for this, for this "roulette" flavor of entertainment.
Like others have said, using damage-variance doesn't greatly affect the outcome of the battle or take away any strategies a player might have: a stronger unit will always deal more damage than a weaker unit, even within a damage-variance model.
You address this matter with the concept of base damage, or minimum damage; The lowest damage a unit can possibly deal in an attack. What is determined by chance is the 'bonus damage', a value ranging from zero to a defined amount that is added to the base damage.
If you make a graphic of the base damages and bonus damages in your game, you'll see that these ranges follow the "skill" of each unit.
Skilled units have higher base damages than inexperienced units.
To make things more interesting you can play around with variances: the more experienced a unit is, the more "reliable" it becomes - it deals a lot of base damage and has little variance. Inexperienced units deal less base damage, but have a bigger variance.
This can also be implemented with attack types: different attacks have different base damages and variances.
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Uncomfortable Bed/Pushy activities person at Lawai
I just returned from Lawai. The resort is nice. The condo was very clean. Even with a memory foam pad the mattress was uncomfortable. Also the noise from the other people was annoying. Why do people stand outside your windows and make lots of noise late at night?
The activities gal was a little more pushy than I expected. The yoga/Tai chi class was fun.
I would go back there, but only if I got another great deal.
Great experience
As an avid traveler, I've been all over the world...but still come back to Hawaii as a favorite destination. Two long-time friends and I left our hubbies back home for 10 days at the Lawai Beach Resort in the Poipu Beach area. We stayed in a 2 BR/1 bath unit (2 baths would have been better for 3 women) but found the resort friendly, well maintained, supplied with EVERYTHING...a great view of the ocean as well as easy access. Across the street was the wonderful Beach House - a must-do restaurant for wonderful service, views of the sunset and fabulous food. We highly recommend it. We also drove to Princeview and had a wonderful seafood salad at the Hanalei Bay Resort in the Bali Hai Restaurant - fabulous!
Best location and resort we have stayed
We went in February 2004. I fell in love with Lawai Beach Resort when I saw the view the first time. We have missed the open feeling of the resort and Kauai - the open windows and trade winds. The unit was on the 4th floor of the Banyan bldg. What can I say - the pool, hot tub, and room were awesome. Decorated in a way that is pretty and relaxing.
Some of the resorts in Kauai do not have beach access at their site; however, Lawai Beach Resort has one of the better snorkel areas with a small sandy beach directly in front of our Lanai. The best restaurant (Beach House Restaurant) on the Island and one of the best sunsets was also directly in front of the resort. Koloa or Poipu on the South Shore were very interesting and a joy to sight see. Definitely go to the Owner's breakfast and activity planning meeting on your first morning.
Let the Activity people plan all your activities and make your reservations. This made everything much easier and fun. We won the buy one, get one free Helicopter ride with Will Squire Helicopters. And the sales pitches for the activities was very entertaining.
My husband and I both agree that this was one of the best vacations we have ever had. We were already planning our next visit before we had left. We stayed 9 days and did not get to do everything - you will need money for the awesome activities and tasty restaurants. Make sure you at least eat at the Beach House Restaurant and Keoki's Paradise. Visit Sheraton's "The Point" for the view at night. Their is some music at Keoki's paradise and The Point, especially on Friday nights.
We have been back home for 1 month and cannot quit thinking about Kauai and the Lawai Beach Resort. We will be going back in 2 years and taking the teenagers. Maybe we will see you there.
Picture Perfect Garden Island Visit
This resort was exactly what we expected in a Kauai Beach Resort. The resort does not have the "high-hat" feel of the Princeville Resort on the northern side of the island. However, we much prefer the more laid back atmosphere found at Lawai Beach Resort. A great ocean view from every room in the resort as well as a good choice of pools and spas for relaxing highlighted LBR. The rooms were lightly decorated with a tropical theme. It certainly didn't have the feel of a Ritz Carlton, which made it more prone to relaxation and comfort.
Pros: -The ocean view was excellent, definitely recommend getting a floor above ground floor to take that in, preferrably 3rd floor.
Staying in the main building is also recommended, since it keeps you closest to the best pool. -Very comfortable and roomy suites -Excellent amenities -Very little traffic as it is located close to the dead end street of Spouting Horn -Decent beach access right across the street -Very good location, considering the layout of Kauai. Other areas are very heavily traveled and the north side of island seemed to have much fewer great places to eat. 20-30 minutes from Lihue.
Cons -If you're looking for ritzy, this isn't quite a fit -Web-TV (or some analog of it) is optional ($40/week in 2002), but IMO should be included for price paid for the suite. -Check in was a little slow and there was some "confusion" (or an attempt to downgrade us) when we got there. It took about 30 minutes to check in for us (way too long after 12 hours of flying).
The pros far outway the trivial details of the cons and I highly recommend staying @ LBR.
Wish I could live here!
I've read the five earlier glowing reviews and yet nobody has mentioned 1)the sunsets where I can occasionally actually hear applause when it sets, 2) the snorkeling available with a plethora of beautiful fish, 3) the proximity to The Beachhouse Restaurant where great views are over your shoulder and on your plate, 4) the availability of a world-class golf course in nearby Poipu, and 5) the shopping available in nearby historic Koloa Town and the Poipu SHopping Village. But mostly, as was mentioned earlier, it's the people. In four week-long stays on the property over the years we have experienced nothing but courteous treatment. The concierge desk has always been honest and helpful, and their affiliation with the Captain Andy's tours is something we always take advantage of and always recommend. I wish we could live there!
Very nice resort - enjoyed ourselves in Kauai. Friendly people at the resort and on the island.
Took a rental car from the airport to the Kawai Beach Resort. Couldn't find the check-in lobby - it was around back!! No signs to guide us - at least we didn't see any. But - after getting through that the pleasures began. A very nice resort, nice rooms, pleasant people. Kauai is pretty well laid back. Especially liked the museum and history of the island. We stayed for two weeks, explored sw, south, and eastern parts. Didn't go up north, saving that for the next trip. As we didn't head north, we were ready to head home after ten days. So we really loafed for the rest of the time. Maybe that's what Kauai is all about anyway.
Keeping on comming back...
My wife and I have been at Lawai Beach Resort many times over the last 10 years for two weeks at a time. During the summer months many time share owners bring their children and grant children, which means you have more "actions" aroud the pool areas...sometimes too much...but the staff will take care of the "little ones". The Thursday, Friday and Saturday activity presentations are low key and very informative....We had a very pleasant two week visit in July 2003...Our next visit will be in April 2004 for at least two weeks...
Heaven on Earth
I simply love the Lawai Beach Resort. Very much heaven on earth. The views from the units are just beautiful. The units are all furnished with everything you need for a super vacation. All of the employees of the resort are so friendly and helpful and can not do enough to make you happy. I look forward to a two week stay in September of 2003.
Wonderful Resort
We've stayed at Lawai Beach Resort (Banyan Building) three times in the past five years, and every visit was wonderful. The people of Lawai Beach Resort are simply the best! Very friendly, helpful, and willing to do whatever it takes to make your stay enjoyable. The resort has many on-site amenities such as a wonderful resort pool with waterfall, an Activity Hut office, a small store, minature golf, tennis, and regular planned activities. The units have recently been remodeled with new furniture. Highly recommended!
Simply the best!
I could write about alot of hotels or resorts, but none compare with the Lawai Beach Resort. The accommodations were perfect. Very well supplied condo's and very clean. The staff was very professional, but cheerful and friendly. I loved it there and look forward to another visit in the fall of 2003. Take my word---it is a great place to relax. Enjoy........
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... enough to pick up a slice of the legendary coconut cake at the Kalaheo Cafe. After the game we headed out for a little shopping, and ended up grabbing a Costco chicken for dinner along with a couple of beautiful slices of ahi for future consideration. It was a good effort for a forecast stormy day. However, since the storm never materialized we probably left a little on the table.
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... for a bit to snorkel and saw a nice variety of fish. From there it was on to Tunnels beach known as the snorkeling hot spot of kauai. And it did not disappoint! We swam with three sea turtles and saw plenty of fish and coral. After tunnels, we went back in to Hanalei for lunch at the Tahiti Nui. It could best be classified as a dive bar, but the food was better than ...
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... We even got a view of the private beach from the top of the mountain. I stood where George stood! Haha. At least that movie was actually set in Kauai and not posing as another location like so many other movies. Some of the movies shot on this ranch - Indiana Jones and Jurassic Park. I will have to watch some of these flicks again, just to see the scenery - although Hollywood has added some CGI for certain effects.
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We've got two super cartoonists in the studio this week for a discussion on digital vs analog tools, with a demonstration on how to draw with what might be the program that perplexes the most cartoonists–Adobe Illustrator!
And who better to demo than Jannie Ho, children's book illustrator and comics artist, widely known for her work on The Great Reindeer Rebellion, Light the Menorah, and Lily's Lucky Leotard.
Also in studio we have Ryan Estrada, author of Aki Alliance, The Kind You Don't Take Home to Mother, and Chillin' Like Villains (or you can just download the Complete Ryan Estrada Collection to get them all–for free!). Ryan was recently included in the next Machine of Death collection as well.
Together we talk a bit about Ryan's recent adventures in South America and finding out he was a Google Plus star upon his return home. After revisiting some talk on social networking we started in Comics Are Great! episode 17, we move on to some drawing demos from Ryan and Jannie.
We're joined once again by Eli Neiburger of the Ann Arbor District Library, who shares some closing thoughts and great book recommendations!
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If you've ever wondered about "analog" inking techniques and tools, this is the episode for you! I'm joined this week by Michigan cartoonists Joe Foo and Mike Roll for a talk on why and how they use the brush to ink their comics. You might want to watch the video of this week's episode, as Joe and Mike lead some really terrific demos of how they do what they do so well.
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It's a discussion on the positive power of fantasy stories on this week's Comics Are Great! podcast, as I'm joined by Joamette Gil and Brian Denham for a discussion on their new comic, Exile. Gil and Denham's story features a transgender protagonist who faces cosmic challenges while also dealing with her own gender identity. But this raises a question–why deal with these issues in a fantasy tale, rather than a memoir or slice-of-life story? How does a fantasy story change one's approach in dealing with these issues?
We're joined at the end by Sharon Iverson of the Ann Arbor District Library, who shares some terrific book recommendations with us.
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It's a bit of a silly episode with a special surprise topic at the end. I'm joined by Paul Storrie, Alice Hunt, and Tracy Williams for a discussion on the physical hazards of making comics, the Captain America movie, My Little Pony, and finally some talk on writing. Thankfully Eli Neiburger joins us at the end to tie some of our randomness into some kind of usable thoughts, along with some more great book recommendations.
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November 18 marks the 40th anniversary of the University of Michigan's Spectrum Center, making it the oldest LGBT student organization in the country. I spoke with Jackie Simpson, the director of the Spectrum Center, and Jim Toy, one of the two people who founded the organization in 1971. Jackie and Jim talked about the beginning of the organization, its history and ongoing development, and the challenges and joys of the center today. Make sure to visit the Spectrum Center's website to check out all the great events planned for the anniversary weekend!
In June, Ann Arbor District Library director, Josie Parker, attended the second UNESCO World Forum on Culture and Cultural Industries, whose "Focus 2011" was "The Book Tomorrow: The Future of the Written Word". In our conversation, Josie discusses what she brought back from her experience in this international arena, as well as her views - and those of fellow librarians, publishers, and authors around the world - on the future of digital publishing.
Bill Treml spent forty years at the Ann Arbor News working the police beat--"chasing cops and robbers," as he puts it. In that time he saw and reported on many of the stories we remember: the Coed Murders of John Norman Collins, UFO sightings, a bank robbery in Ypsilanti that left one police officer dead. Much of what we remember we remember from what he wrote. We got a chance to talk to Bill about some of those stories and what kept him at it through all those years. Treml's self-effacing manner cannot hide the fact that he went places most of us have never gone and witnessed things most of us never want to see. He stood in mud in his pajamas at murder scenes. He chased down paddy wagons. He took a front row seat to riots. He sat across the table from one of the worst serial killers in Michigan's history. Treml shared his stories of years as a reporter and told us what it takes to be a great reporter in any age of news reporting. Read some of Bill Treml's articles from the Ann Arbor News at Old News.
Schlanderer & Sons, Jewelers and Silversmiths has occupied the same prime location on Main Street for over seven decades. It is one of the few local businesses that survived and thrived continuously in the hands of the same family through cycles of boom-and-bust. Recently we sat down with Charles Schlanderer, Sr. (Charlie) and Charles Schlanderer, Jr. (Chuck) – the third and fourth generation of store owners, for a conversation about history of the family business.
In 1933 C. Henry Schlanderer and his two sons Paul and Arthur opened the store in a historic building at 208 South Main. We learned why, at the height of the Depression, Henry chose to open a store for "luxury goods"; how each successive generation came into the business and the improvements they have made; their decision to stay "downtown" against the gradual exodus of others to the malls; and more importantly, their vision of the retail landscape in the near future.
The Schlanderers also reminisced with us about their most memorable sales over the years, the friendships formed; and loyalty of their clients.
Apart from the discussion about the business, we talked about families; growing up in Ann Arbor, Hillsdale College and Michigan Hockey (Want to know why? Listen to the podcast). You can read articles about Schlanderer & Sons in Old News.
Four generations of Vogels have been giving Ann Arbor what they want and need since 1913, changing the business with the tastes and tempo of life in the town. We talked to David Vogel, the 3rd generation of Vogel's Lock & Safe, who retired and handed over the business to the 4th generation, Rob and Denise Vogel, some years back. Dave has done a lot of research on the family's coming to Ann Arbor area over a hundred years ago and has collected a trove of documents, photos and family stories and shares them with us in this podcast.
The Vogel's began fixing, building and re-building "anything and everything mechanical" that farmers and businesses brought to the shop. Dave gave us a tour of the building's back rooms that house some of the equipment used back then and we've put a selection of those images up with the podcast. The business eventually changed to safes and locks and Dave talks about the "dividing line" in the 1960s, when the townspeople and students at the University of Michigan began asking for locks and deadbolts instead of sporting goods and bicycles. Dave has some interesting stories to tell about raids with the FBI and opening safes with the U.S. military.
The family is one of the older Ann Arbor "townies" and Dave keeps up with the other families that built the businesses, homes and neighborhood that define Ann Arbor. Dave talks about hunting where Pioneer High School now sits, living through World War II in Ann Arbor and the way local heritage businesses still depend on each other for support and growth.
Tom Jensen, Ann Arbor native and the Director of Public Policy Polling, one of the most accurate polling sources on key political races across the country, talked with AADL about the 2012 elections, voter sentiment, political trends and the art and science of polling.
As Director, Tom Jensen oversees Public Policy Polling's day to day operations. During his time at PPP he has been a frequent guest for television and radio stations across the region, and has been called on for expert analysis by publications including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Christian Science Monitor, and US News and World Report.
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NEWPORT CITY - Lt. Gov. Phil Scott spoke to the Newport Rotary Club at the Gateway Center Tuesday, which was the clubŌĆÖs annual veteransŌĆÖ recognition luncheon.
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DERBY ŌĆō A local business is making sure permits are in hand for big development if the other area expansion plans take shape. Bill Stenger and his partners are working on a plan for massive development in the area that includes a hotel and conference center, a biotechnology facility, and manufacturing at the airport. Walmart has also announced its plan to build in Derby. Once these projects come to fruition the demand for housing will increase. Gosselin Enterprises is getting ready to wait.
NEWPORT CITY- North Country Career Center recently hosted an event in which students were presented with ideas of what women can do in non-traditional careers. Career Center Director Eileen Illuzzi advised the school board Tuesday that a presentation was made to show women non-traditional occupations through workshops and presentations.
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Dulwich Picture Gallery
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Gallery Road
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020 8693 5254
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Dulwich Picture Gallery, founded in 1811, was England's very first public gallery. The stunning collection houses masterpieces by Rembrandt, Rubens, Watteau, Gainsborough and Van Dyck amongst many others. The gallery also runs a world class exhibition programme.
The entire collection of this gallery is a Designated Collection of national importance.
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Tues-Fri 1000-1700
Sat-Sun 1100-1700
Bank Holiday Mondays and Good Friday 1100-1700
Closed Mondays (except Bank Holidays).
Permanent Collection Only
• Adults £6.00 (£5.00 without donation)
• Senior citizens £5.00 (£4.00 without donation)
• Free for unemployed, disabled, students (valid student card must be available)
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• Free entry for Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery
Temporary Exhibition (includes viewing of the Permanent Collection)
• Standard £11.00 (£10.00 without donation)
• Senior Citizens £10.00 (£9.00 without donation)
• Unemployed, disabled and students £6 (£5 without donation)
• Free entry for children under 18
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Become a friend of Dulwich Picture Gallery - £35 Single and £50 Joint annual membership entitles you to free admission to the permanent collection and all temporary exhibitions and displays including Director-led Private Views.
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Visit Dulwich Picture Gallery on a Saturday or a Sunday and you can have a free guided tour of the permanent collection at 3.00pm.
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By Train
Take the train in under 15 minutes from London Victoria to West Dulwich or from London Bridge to North Dulwich. Trains leave approximately every 15 minutes. Both stations are a 10 minute walk from the station.
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Take the Victoria line to Brixton and then take the P4 bus (bus stop T) and alight at 'Dulwich Picture Gallery' or take the National Rail train from Brixton rail station to West Dulwich.
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Take the London Overground to Peckham Rye and then take the National Rail train or the 37 bus (bus stop N) to 'North Dulwich Station'.
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P4 to College Road outside the Gallery café (from Lewisham bus stop C or from Brixton bus stop T). Alight at 'Dulwich Picture Gallery'.
3 to West Dulwich Station (from Crystal Palace bus station bus stop D or from Oxford Street bus stop RF). Alight at 'Croxted Road/Thurlow Park Road'
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P13 to Dulwich College (New Cross to Streatham). Alight at 'Dulwich College'.
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Disabled parking spaces are available by driving through the Gallery gates on Gallery Road into the parking area. Booking is not required. Please do not obstruct the entrance so that emergency vehicles have access at all time.
The Gallery has ample bike parking facilities.
The entire collection of Dulwich Picture Gallery is a Designated Collection of national importance.
The paintings in this collection are housed in England's first purpose-built art gallery, designed by Sir John Soane in 1811. The remarkable story of the Gallery's foundation adds another dimension to its special charm. The collection was put together by two art dealers, Noel Desenfans and Sir Francis Bourgeois, for the King of Poland. When the King was forced to abdicate in 1795 it was left in their hands and subsequently bequeathed to Dulwich College 'for the inspection of the public'. In this way England's first public art gallery was founded. The founders are still buried on site in the Mausoleum and the collection is still here to enjoy.
A new wing, designed by Rick Mather, was completed in 2000, providing spaces for education, lectures and for a café. The collection is unmatched for a gallery of this size: three Rembrants, seven Poussins, eleven Rubenses, seven Gainsboroughs, four Murillos, two Claudes, two Canalettos and a Watteau.
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Made in China: A Doug Fishbone Project
- 10 February — 26 April 2015 *on now
Working with conceptual artist Doug Fishbone, we are encouraging you to take a closer look at our Permanent Collection. One of our works will be replaced by a replica painting, sourced from an artists' workshop in China, hung in the frame belonging to the original. For three months the identity of the work will remain concealed. Test your discerning eye and tell us which painting you think it is.
Many Old Master painters, from Titian to Rubens, encouraged the copying of their work either in their workshops or by independent copyists. There are several examples in Dulwich's collection including workshop paintings such as Venus and Adonis as well as later copies such as Constable's copy of Ruisdael's Windmills. Today, famous paintings are being reproduced in the millions with China dominating this export market.
For three months (10 February – 26 April) you are invited to find the replicated painting, which will hang in place of the original in Dulwich's permanent display of 270 works. The answer will be revealed on April 28th when original and replica will hang side by side and when we hope to see you return to find out the answer! Winning answers will be entered into a draw to win one of five print on demand reproductions of chosen works in the Gallery's collection.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Adults £6 (£5 without donation) Senior Citizens £5 (£4 without donation) Free for unemployed, disabled, students and children under 18
- 1 April — 31 August 2015 *on now
The first major exhibition to survey watercolours by celebrated British artist Eric Ravilious (1903-42). Well known for his iconic work for Wedgewood, Ravilious is widely considered one of the key figures in mid-20th century British design but he was also one of the finest watercolourists of the century.
His astonishingly prolific career spanned peace and war. With the outbreak of World War II Ravilious was assigned to the Royal Navy as one of the first Official War Artists finding new ways to capture and preserve the fleeting record of passing time.
Over 100 watercolours are on display - including famous works like Train Landscape and Westbury Horse as well as rarely seen works from private collections providing an inspiring look at his work between the mid-1920s and his death in 1942. Said to be inspired by the films of Alfred Hitchcock his images rarely contained figures and yet his shadowy interiors, doorways and strange perspectives often create a sense of human presence just departed or shortly to arrive.
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£12.50 Adult, £11.50 Senior Citizens, £7.50 Concessions, FREE Children and Members
Pierre-Paul Prud'hon: Napoleon's Draughtsman
- 23 June — 15 November 2015
Timed to coincide with London's celebrations surrounding the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, Dulwich Picture Gallery will present 'Prud'hon: Napoleon's Draughtsman' the first UK exhibition devoted to Pierre-Paul Prud'hon (1758-1823), a painter and draughtsman who, through his distinctive and unconventional vision, emerged as one of the most exceptional talents working in post-Revolutionary Paris.
A selection of 13 works on paper will celebrate Prud'hon as court artist to Napoleon and Joséphine Bonaparte and as one of France's greatest draughtsmen. The display will focus on the artist's extraordinary life studies in white and black chalk, remarkable for their ethereal forms, subtlety of light and shade, and mastery of expression. Whether sketched quickly or finished to perfection, the drawings reveal Prud'hon's working processes, exploring the constant experimentation that led to the unique blend of Romantic expression and Neoclassical forms that marked him out amongst his contemporaries.
7–10yrs: Printed Reproductions
- 4 March — 1 April 2015 *on now
Explore Made in China: A Doug Fishbone Project and make your own copies of artworks in the Collection.
Create drawings and prints of your favourite paintings and explore new printmaking techniques including lino, rubber carving, and screen printing. You will then use prints to create a handmade accordion book of copies.
With artist Erica Parrett.
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Eric Ravilious: Composition
- 18 March — 15 April 2015 *on now
Collect inspiration from Eric Ravilious' paintings and drawings.
Create interesting compositions of interiors, objects and nature, and take a close look at distinct themes that run throughout Ravilious' work. Explore collage, watercolour, drawing and mixed-media techniques to create works on paper.
With artist Jo Lewis.
Suitable for
£125, £120 Friends & Concs.
Exhibition Lecture: Ravilious
- 2 April 2015 12:30-1:30pm
James Russell, curator of the exhibition, discusses Ravilious' life and works.
Suitable for
£12, £10 Friends
Watercolour: Spring into Summer
- 13 April — 8 June 2015 ,
Get ready for the spring and summer seasons and improve your watercolour skills.
Work from seasonal botanicals and still life materials in the studio. Weather permitting, venture out into the Gallery's grounds to capture the budding life of spring.
With Royal Watercolour Society member Liz Butler.
Suitable for
£200 / £195 Friends & Concs.
Eric Ravilious: Beginning to Be Artists
- 14 April 2015 7-8:30pm
In 1922 Ravilious enrolled at the Royal College of Art, joining a highly talented cohort of students, including his life-long friend Edward Bawden. In this lecture we discover how he became a skilful printmaker and designer as well as one of our finest watercolour painters.
Part of the series: Art, Design, Friendship and War: Eric Ravilious.
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11-14 Yrs: Textile Drawing
- 16 April — 14 May 2015
Take inspiration from 20th century design and create your own prints, paintings and drawings on textiles.
Using a wide range of materials, explore painting and block printing techniques to create beautiful images on scarves, handkerchiefs and other fabrics.
With artist Jo Veevers.
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Eric Ravilious: Book Design & Printmaking
- 21 April — 19 May 2015
Design, illustrate and create your own books.
This course will introduce you to small scale relief prints as ways of making and designing printed illustrations on paper. Create a book of printed designs.
With artist Jo Veevers.
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£125, £120 Friends & Concs.
Eric Ravilious: Recording and War
- 21 April 2015 7-8:30pm
From 1939 art became an important part of the propaganda offensive. This lecture will cover the Recording Britain Project, the way in which the Official War Artists Scheme helped produce memorable and moving pictures of the conflict, and examine Ravilious's fascinating and very individual war paintings.
Part of the series: Art, Design, Friendship and War: Eric Ravilious.
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7-10yrs: Imagined Realities
- 22 April — 20 May 2015
Learn the techniques of watercolour painting, drawing with pen and ink, and designing landscape compositions.
Create expressive works on paper using colour and texture to depict versions of English Landscapes inspired by Eric Ravilious and his contemporaries.
With artist Liz Charsley-Jory.
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Eric Ravilious: Close to Home
- 23 April — 21 May 2015
Rediscover the local woodlands through the eyes of Eric Ravilious, employing his approach to using light in his landscapes.
Investigate a wide range of drawing materials, including charcoal, pen and ink and watercolour, to create expressive drawings of favourite habitats.
With artist Liz Charsley-Jory.
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£125, £120 Friends & Concs.
Science, Religion and the Liberal turn of the 19th Century
- 28 April 2015 10:30-11:30am
A new series of Tuesday morning lectures exploring the work and lives of the influential Victorians
the social and cultural leaders that emerged out of the context in which the Gallery was founded in 1811. Closer ties emerge with Dickens featuring the Gallery in The Pickwick Papers and George Gilbert Scott masterminding the main buildings of Dulwich College.
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£10, £9 friends
Eric Ravilious: Designing for the Future
- 28 April 2015 7-8:30pm
Ravilious was a skilled designer as well as a painter. We look at his work as a designer and sees how his friends and colleagues, including those working in Great Bardfield, also produced designs for wallpapers, graphics and textiles.
Part of the series: Art, Design, Friendship and War: Eric Ravilious.
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£12, £10 Friends
Painting: Visions of the English Landscapes
- 5 May — 2 June 2015
Explore Eric Ravilious' distinctive approach to landscape painting.
Develop your skills while creating dynamic paintings utilising form and design, and discover the mystical nature of Ravilious' work.
With artist Benjamin Senior.
Suitable for
£125, £120 Friends & Concs.
Eric Ravilious: Wood Engraving
- 16 May — 11 July 2015
This course offers a rare opportunity to learn wood engraving alongside an exhibition showing the work of one of its greatest artists.
Over the weeks, you will develop the skills of wood engraving and create your own prints. The course will also include a tour of the exhibition with the tutor, to examine and learn from Ravilious's unique style.
With artist Peter Brown.
Suitable for
£200 / £195 Friends & Concs.
Study Day: Made in China: A Doug Fishbone Project
- 16 May 2015 10:30-11:30am
Join the creators of Made in China: Doug Fishbone, conceptual artist and Dr Xavier Bray, Chief Curator, for a morning of debate and discussion.
The project has sparked conversations across press and social media networks since its announcement. Take this opportunity to explore the origins of the concept with the artist and curator and learn more about the process of commissioning a replica of an invaluable work of art online. Discuss the questions arising from the project: what gives art its value? What defines authorship? What happens to a work of art when it is hung in a gallery setting?
Special guests Sir Mark Jones, former Director of the V&A and Adam Lowe, Director Factum Arte will also join the panel to provide new perspectives on the project.
Suitable for
£19,(Concessions and Friends £14) including morning coffee
7–10yrs: Camera Obscura: Copied Creations
- 26 — 27 May 2015 10am-12pm, 10am-12pm
Study perspective and draw like a master of the Renaissance.
Investigate Doug Fishbone's Made in China Project and create your own replicas of the Gallery's most prized paintings. Make your own portable camera obscura to help you create replica artworks, enhance your drawing skills.
With artist Francesca Centioni.
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£12 for one day
Explore Buildings
These interactive workshops look at the design and context of Sir John Soane's unique gallery building. Students will experiment with building materials, investigate elements of design and explore the Gallery.
How to obtain
Call the Schools and Young People Coordinator on 020 8299 8731 to book this FREE 2 hour session, available every Friday at 10:00 AM. Visit the website for more information.
Getting there
By Train
Take the train in under 15 minutes from London Victoria to West Dulwich or from London Bridge to North Dulwich. Trains leave approximately every 15 minutes. Both stations are a 10 minute walk from the station.
By Tube to Brixton
Take the Victoria line to Brixton and then take the P4 bus (bus stop T) and alight at 'Dulwich Picture Gallery' or take the National Rail train from Brixton rail station to West Dulwich.
By London Overground
Take the London Overground to Peckham Rye and then take the National Rail train or the 37 bus (bus stop N) to 'North Dulwich Station'.
By Bus
P4 to College Road outside the Gallery café (from Lewisham bus stop C or from Brixton bus stop T). Alight at 'Dulwich Picture Gallery'.
3 to West Dulwich Station (from Crystal Palace bus station bus stop D or from Oxford Street bus stop RF). Alight at 'Croxted Road/Thurlow Park Road'
37 to North Dulwich Station (from Peckham Rye bus stop N or from Putney bus stop F). Alight at 'North Dulwich Station'.
P13 to Dulwich College (New Cross to Streatham). Alight at 'Dulwich College'.
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