The Gerald Moore Gallery will be running adult painting classes starting in May 2024 on certain Saturdays (10.30am - 12.30pm).

The position of Artist-in-Residence is available as a one-year assignment for a working artist in any medium. The successful applicant will have access to studio space and use of the facilities within the Art Department, including an etching press, ceramics kilns, dark-room and other equipment.

Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to invite submissions to this year’s Open Call Essential Structure.

 

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present Press-gang, a solo exhibition featuring recent artworks by Luke Burton, current Artist-in residence at Eltham College.

The Gerald Moore Gallery will host a FREE Crafternoon session on Saturday 6th April 2024, 1 - 3pm.

This Easter holiday, create and learn new skills at the Gerald Moore Gallery in our fun and educational workshops.

Hings Lim's 'Spectre in the Gate' is on view at Grand Central Art Center, Cal State Fullerton, Los Angeles, until 12th May 2024.

The Lower Sixth Art Exhibition titled 'Metamorphosis' is open to the public this Saturday 24th February from 10am - 4pm.

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present What's on Your Mind?, an exhibition featuring artworks by Pragya Kumar, created in her studio at Firepit Studios, Greenwich Peninsula, Southeast London.

This year’s artist-in-residence at Eltham College Luke Burton has a solo exhibition 'Westminster Coastal' opening at Bosse and Baum gallery on Wednesday 7th February, 6 - 8pm and the exhibition continues until the 2nd March. All are welcome to the private view.

An insightful essay written by art therapist Elaine Homer is online and available to download  from the exhibition page.

You are warmly invited to the private view of Everything is connected in life: Art and Wellbeing next Thursday 11th January 2024, from 6 - 8.30pm.

Final week to view NOW 2023. Exhibition closes this Saturday 25 November 2023 at 4pm.

We had the pleasure of recently visiting this year’s artist-in-residence at Eltham College, Luke Burton as he prepares for a solo exhibition at the Gerald Moore gallery 18 April – 18 May 2024.

On Friday 3rd November, the Gerald Moore Gallery in collaboration with the Art and Music departments at Eltham College hosted the first Art and Music Evening.

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present Everything is connected in life: Art and Wellbeing, an exhibition that serves as a conclusion to the gallery’s 3-year Art and Wellbeing in Schools Project as well as exploring connections between art and mental wellbeing in 3 emerging artists’ works.

Embrace this festive season by joining us in making your very own Christmas decorations! All materials and equipment provided. Light festive refreshments will be served.

The Gerald Moore Gallery in collaboration with the Art and Music departments at Eltham College will be  hosting an evening of Art and Music showcasing art and musical performances by talented students.

Due to construction work, the entrance on Mottingham Lane will be closed. Please enter via Grove Park Road through Eltham College. You will have to walk through a small gate between the chapel and the Science Block to get to the gallery (detailed in image). There is no parking in the parking lot in front of the gallery. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause to you.

This October half term, the Gerald Moore Gallery is hosting fun and educational art workshops inspired by Halloween.

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present NOW 2023, a group exhibition featuring exciting new works by recent graduates from some of the best art schools in London.

We are recruiting a Gallery Assistant.

'The Garden of Hope', a collaborative project initiated by artists Mary Banker and Eliana Rico has been reinstalled in the Guy Hughes Library, Eltham College Junior School. The work was previously installed in our Glass Link.

 

 

 

Gerald Moore Gallery will host a FREE Crafternoon session on Saturday 21 October 2023, 1 - 3pm, where you and your family are invited to create artworks that you get to keep.

We are delighted that Rebecca Griffiths will be exhibiting new work at the 2023 British Ceramics Biennial at All Saints Church, Stoke-on-Trent from 23 September to 5 November 2023.

We are happy to announce that Luke Burton is this year’s artist-in-residence at Eltham College. 

We are very excited for the opening of 'Next:Previous' on Friday, 1st September 2023, 5 - 8pm.

The Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to present Next:Previous, a group exhibition curated by Steven Scott that brings together works from eight artists with practices established in diverse fields to offer correlations between form and reference, concurrency and possibility. The exhibition will run from 2^nd to 30^th September 2023 and includes pieces by Andy Bannister, Frederick Bell, Andrew Bick, Peter Downsbrough, Susan Morris, Nicola Rae, Steven Scott,and Clare Strand.

Final day to catch 'Parting ways, Salty ego'. The exhibition features new works by Aiden O’Sullivan, Aylish Browning, Hem O’Hur, Imogen Browning, Lambdog1066, Milo Creese, nothing.to.nothing (n2N collective) and Victoria Grenier.

We are pleased to share images of couple of amazing and imaginative dioramas created yesterday in our 'Whimsical Woodland Dioramas Inspired by The Garden of Hope' workshop. It was a full day of fun art-making in our day art camp.

Please join us next Saturday 15th July, 2 - 4pm to celebrate the opening of 'Parting ways, Salty ego', a group exhibition of new works by Aiden O’Sullivan, Aylish Browning, Hem O’Hur, Imogen Browning, Lambdog1066, Milo Creese, nothing.to.nothing (n2N collective) and Victoria Grenier. Exhibition runs from 15th July to 29th July 2023.

We are delighted to present 'Parting ways, Salty ego', our summer group exhibition with new works by Aidan O’Sullivan, Aylish Browning, Hem O’hur, Imogen Browning, Lambdog1066, Milo Creese, nothing.to.nothing (n2N collective), and Victoria Grenier.

'Parting ways, Salty ego' runs from 15th July to 29th July 2023 with the opening event on Saturday 15th 2023 July, 2 – 4pm.

We are pleased to invite you to our annual A Level Art Exhibition, showcasing the outstanding work by the talented students at Eltham College.

 

Come and see the lovely new installation The Garden of Hope in our Glass Link.

The Garden of Hope installed in the glass link is a collaborative art installation that focuses on the theme of TRANSFORMATION and celebrates the connections between HOPE, ACTION and CHANGE.

 

 

Please come along and view our super talented GCSE pupils' artworks.

We are delighted to share the beutifully produced Art Without Borders: The Film by AFRIL (Action for Refugees in Lewsiham).

The film , produced by Charlie Bird, details the journey of AFRIL's art@home group inaugural public art exhibition at the Gerald Moore Gallery at Eltham College in February 2023. 

We had a productive CPD session at St. Vincent's Catholic Primary School in April 2023. The session was made possible through the generous support of Mottingham Big Local Refocused.

The position of Artist in Residence is available as a one-year assignment for a working artist in any medium. The successful applicant will have access to their own studio space and use of the facilities within the Art Department, including an etching press, ceramics kilns and other equipment, they will also recieve a solo exhibition at Gerald Moore Gallery in 2024.

Pop by this Saturday 8th April, during the long weekend to catch Towards Twilight'by Fritz Duffy and the open call group show A slash of Blue-.

Join Amanda Jagger for an hour of Pilates straight after school drop off on a Friday morning. You can choose from an 8.30am or a 9.30am class. These classes are for people who have some movement experience, however, beginner introductory sessions can be arranged to get you started. 

 

Hi everyone,

 

Two weeks ago our Instagram account got hacked and deleted. We have tried to recover it to no avail. We now have a new instagram account:

@thegeraldmooregallery

 

Please follow us and spread the word. We had a really active following before and wish to grow our community back.

 

Best  wishes

 

Gerald Moore Gallery

We are very excited to present Towards Twilight by Fritz Duffy in our First Floor Gallery Space from Thursday 30 March to Saturday 15 April 2023.

'The Milky Way: Mushroom Grow' is a collaborative ongoing project in the Paul Henderson Gallery by our artist in residence Diana Puntar with students from Eltham College.

We will be hosting our annual open call exhibition with this year’s edition focusing on painting.  Titled ‘A slash of Blue-‘ and borrowed from a title of a poem by the American poet Emily Dickinson, the exhibition opens Friday 3rd March, 4-8pm and concludes on Saturday 8th April 2023.

 

Art without borders brings together a selection of artworks created by members of the Action for Refugees in Lewisham (AFRIL) food bank at their inspiring art@home group over the past 3 years.  The artists are refugee and migrant women and their children. The exhibition, in the Gerald Moore Gallery’s First Floor Exhibition Space from 20 – 25 February 2023 represents the group: coming together from diverse places, their reflections and experiences seeking sanctuary in London, and the shared ethos of freedom of expression through making art from the imagination. 

Join us this Friday 3rd February 2023 4 to 8pm to celebrate the opening of In the Fire, a group exhibition featuring works by Hings Lim, Veronika Neukirch and Pam Su in the Gerald Moore Gallery’s Ground Floor exhibition space. Light refreshments will be served.

We had a productive Continuous Professional Development (CPD) workshop early this month at St. Vincent's Catholic Primary School in Mottingham. Led by artists Veronika Neukirch, Richard Court and Haffendi Anuar,

 

We had a wonderful opportunity to visit Hanne Peeraer’s studio in East London before the recent winter holiday.

Please join us next Friday 3rd February 4 - 8pm to celebrate the opening of In the Fire, a group exhibition featuring works by Hings Lim, Veronika Neukirch and Pam Su  in Gerald Moore Gallery's Ground Floor exhibition space.

Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to invite submissions to this year’s open call  A slash of Blue-  

This title is taken from the first line of a poem by Emily Dickinson:

 

A slash of Blue –
A sweep of Gray –
Some scarlet patches on the way,
Compose an Evening Sky –
A little purple – slipped between –
Some Ruby Trousers hurried on …

 

This Open call is focused on painting, and is for pre-existing works from artists based in London and the South East to be exhibited in March 2023

 

Exhibition dates: 2nd - 25th March 2023

 

Entry requirements:
Open to all artists in London and the South East.
Send an image (of no more than 2mb) with a short description of the work including the media and dimensions to info@geraldmooregallery.org subject: ‘A slash of Blue submission’.

Include your name, email, Instagram and a link to your website.

Deadline for submissions: Monday 16th January

 

Selected artists will be contacted by 1st February and works will need to be delivered to the gallery by the 18th February.

 

The gallery is situated within the grounds of a school and the works will need to be appropriate for young audiences.

 

If you have an idea for a workshop with schools, children or adults, please include this in your application, including a budget and artist fee.

 

Address of gallery:
Gerald Moore Gallery, Mottingham Lane, London SE9 4RW.

 

It was lovely to see what Diana Puntar, Artist in Residence at Eltham College is up to in her studio. Her choice of materials and unconventional processes in form-making have been inspirational to the students here.

'Soft Façade' is open every Saturday 10am to 4pm until 17th December 2022 or by appointment for other days.

'(…) Forgot to Remember to Forget (…)' opens this evening 28th October 2022 from 6- 9pm. Join us and meet the artists and curators.

Embrace the festive season by joining us in making your very own Christmas decorations.

(…) Forgot to Remember to Forget (…) opens next week Friday 28th October 2022 from 5 - 8pm. Curated by Yueh-Ning Lee and Sixten Liu, the exhibition explores the notions of nostalgia with its interrelationship with memory, home-making, identity and migration to subvert the perception of nostalgia as a negative sentiment to show a longing for the past and an unfulfilled desire for the present. Artist included are Yarli Allison, Nikolai Azariah, Ignacio Chico, Shi Jiao, Catalina Correa Moller, Semin Hong, Zaratea Gården Hurtig, Daniel Rey and Wenxuan Wang.

Gerald Moore Galllery and art therapist Elaine Homer is very excited to be working with St. Vincent's Catholic Primary School starting this autumn term 2022  for the gallery's 'Art Therapy and Wellbring in Schools Project'. 

 

 

 

Gerald Moore Gallery will host a FREE Crafternoon session on Saturday 29^th October 2022, 1 - 3pm, where you and your family are invited to create artworks that you get to keep.

 

Please join us tomorrow (Thursday 22nd September from 4pm to 8pm) to celebrate the opening of 'NOW 2022', a group exhibition featuring new work by recent graduates from some of the best art schools in London. Light refreshments will be served.

We are very excited to have Diana Puntar as Artist in Residence at Eltham College for the year 2022 - 2023.

We are delighted to share installation views of our recent t exhibition 'Drawing Boundaries' with work by Rebecca Griffiths, Beth Luxton and Emily Snell.

Gerald Moore Gallery will host a FREE Crafternoon session on Saturday 30^th July 2022, 1 - 3pm, where you and your family are invited to create artworks that you get to keep. 

This summer from 18th July to 28th July, we have two workshops every day on Monday to Thursday, so join us on either a morning or afternoon or both... To book, please click in the link in the bio.

You are invited to the Private View of Drawing Boundaries, a group exhibition with works by Rebecca Griffiths, Emily Snell and  Beth Luxton on Thursday 14th July 2022, 4 - 8pm. 
Light refreshments will be served. The artists will be present.

We at Gerald Moore Gallery are delighted to host Nathan Anthony's Studio Sale from 27th June to 30th July 2022 with the preview this evening (Monday) 27th June, 4 - 8pm. Nathan is the current Artist in Residence at Eltham College. Also happening this evening is the Preview for the A-Level Art Exhibition.

 

For this May Half Term, Gerald Moore Gallery will offer an exciting programme of art workshops for children ages 7 to 15.

 

 

Now is the time to join our GCSE Kickstart art club!

Please join us at the preview to celebrate the opening of

Extrusive Thoughts 
Nathan Anthony
Ian Jackson
Jack Handscombe

Thursday 28th April 2022
4.00 - 8.00pm
Light refreshments will be served

 

Eltham College is now accepting applications for the role of Artist in Residence. The position is available as a one-year assignment for a practising artist in any medium. The successful applicant will have access to studio space and use of the facilities within the Art Department, including an etching press, ceramics kilns and other equipment.

Thank you to all the people who came last night to the Private View of our show, IMPRINT: Greenwich Printmakers at Gerald Moore Gallery.

The exhibtion will be open Saturday 2nd and 9th April 10am-4pm . Please email info@geraldmooregallery.org to visit by appointment Monday -Friday 4th-8th April.

Last night was the opening night of our new exhibition, 'Shock of the form' an exhibition of photography, film and ice sculpture by Peer Lindgreen and Duncan Hamilton.

Thank you to all the people who came from all over, it was wonderful to see so many people.

 

Join us for the last day of the exhibition We Lifted the Earth for a free artist talk and tour by one of its artists Lily German.

 'Tell us a story...' is an exhibition celebrating storytelling through visual means, featuring works from emerging and contemporary illustrators and animators.

 

This is the first exhibition focused on illustration and animation that the Gerald Moore Gallery has curated, and each work has been selected by students aged 11-16 from Eltham College, for their ability to spark imagination and delve into other worlds.

 

A selection of artists were researched by Curator Ruth Borthwick, to be shortlisted by students at Eltham College, each sent in images and film that responded to the title, ‘Tell us a story...’. and 20 were then invited to exhibit from this selection process.

 

Students were asked to consider how each image had a narrative within the work that captured their interest.