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Email is invalid Artists Baker and Borowski will take over a section of Warwick Road with an installation based on Victorian Pleasure Gardens . Part of the inaugural  Kensington + Chelsea Festival 21 June â 31 August Kensington + Chelsea Art Week (KCAW) will launch the inaugural Kensington + Chelsea Festival in West London as part of the summer-long festival season of arts experiences in venues and unusual spaces, putting culture at the heart of pandemic recovery. Starting in June, Art Weekâs eleven days will once again refocus our attention on the exceptional cultural offering in this part of West London. Like never before, a diverse programme of Public Art installations, exhibits, murals, walking tours, events and talks taking place. The festival will celebrate and promote Kensington and Chelsea as a cultural hotspot, showcasing an extraordinary cross section of art and culture throughout the Royal Borough.
West London s High Street windows brought to life during lockdown High Street Kensington. Photo: Graham Fudger / KCAW. LONDON .- Eight artists have been commissioned to take over and transform some of West Londons empty high street retail spaces as part of a major public art initiative called high street windows. As Londoners are plunged back into full lockdown and galleries and museums are forced to close, high street windows, presented by kcaw, sees artists come forward with a series of vibrant public art pieces that they hope will inspire and support local communities during these difficult winter months. Taking part in high street windows, the eight artists are creating a series of visual art commissions, displayed on empty shop fronts in High Street Kensington and South Kensington, to engage passers-by but also to pose critical questions about the past and future of our lives. Both areas have been affected by closures of stores in the past year, however, the level of activity remains reasonably high with the public taking daily walks.