Kensington + Chelsea Art Week and Public Art Trail

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The final line-up for 2023 was chosen by an esteemed select committee following an Open Call, and includes Ai Weiwei, Misha Milovanovich, Baker & Borowski, Josephine Chime, Satur Chong, Lucy Oates, Malgorzata Lisiecka, Norma D Hunter and Peter Morris.

Festival Director Vestalia Chilton comments: “We have a very diverse group of artists, some established and others at the beginning of their artistic careers. Our aim for the Art Trail is to be authentic to the local context, respond to our overarching theme ‘The Art Of Change’ and allow experimentation. Unlike many Art Trails, KCAW team helps to produce many of the installations, hence the trail always incorporates new ideas that have been developed especially.” KCAW 2023 PUB

This year’s Art Trail promises to continue the innovation and community spirit of past editions, showcasing a variety of local artists who will join a line-up of celebrated former participants, including the likes of Alex Chinneck, Liz West, Zac Ové, Sokari Douglas-Camp, Charlotte Colbert, and Barnaby Barford. The Art Trail is delivered in partnership with Kensington and Chelsea Festival with assistance from Kensington and Chelsea Council. Kensington and Chelsea Festival is run and funded by Kensington and Chelsea Council. Kensington + Chelsea Art Week takes place from 22 June – 2 July. The Public Art Trail continues until 31 August. Full details of the participating artists, their work and where to find it, will be available via the KCAW Digital Art Map. Details of all programming and information can be found online at www.kcaw.co.uk