Thursday, 20 June 2024 – Sunday, 30 June 2024
Free Admission
Experience the enchantment of Kensington + Chelsea Art Week (KCAW) as it returns for its seventh annual Public Art Trail from 20-30 June.
Alongside a programme of workshops, performances and more, mark your diaries to embark on a journey around the neighbourhood adorned and discover a trail comprising seriously Instagrammable art installations along the King’s Road, Duke of York Square, Sloane Square, and Sloane Street. And to make it even better, whilst the event may only last the week, the trail is here throughout summer!
Step into the mesmerizing world of ‘Love Continuum’ by Yoni Alyer, an interactive celebration of humanity’s most profound emotion. This colossal creation, measuring 7.5 meters by 2 meters, is a testament to love and will have you swooning upon sight at Duke of York Square.
Meanwhile, along the King’s Road, set your little ones wild and explore in ‘Kids Go Wid’, a trail by public sculpture artists and wildlife activists, Gillie and Marc. Here until August, this is the perfect activity for the kids’ summer holidays – further information here.
Elsewhere, talented KCAW alumna returning to Art Week is Amy Jackson, unveiling ‘Living London’ at Sloane Square. This awe-inspiring masterpiece features a sacred geometric shape adorned with seven different breeds of living moss, offering myriad environmental benefits, including purifying the air, enhancing water flow, and fostering bee health. Get set to discover the harmony that exists between art and nature, perfect to enjoy from the terraces of Summer in Sloane Square. And on Sloane Street, you can find Ukrainian artist, Egor Zigura’s ‘Thinking’, a bronze sculpture reflecting the theme of Changing Landscapes which can be found outside Ermanno Scervino.
For further details and to plan your art-filled escapade, find the full programme here.