An art exhibition showcasing the role of the river Thames as a major source of creative inspiration in Kingston from the 17th century to the present - a history that involves Turner and the Pre-Raphaelites.

 

Delving into the wealth of river views in Kingston Museum's permanent collection, and featuring a selection of contemporary works by artist Lyndsay Russell, the show explores the artistic fascination with the idea of being 'upon Thames' and reflects the changing character of Kingston's riverside."

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Launching during Totally Thames, the exhibition will remain on view until April 2024

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Opening days: Thursday-Saturday

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Address: Kingston Museum, Wheatfield Way, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2PS