Exhibition

Please join us on Thursday 6th March from 6 to 8pm to celebrate the opening of Nice to see you!, Gerald Moore Gallery's annual open call exhibition. This year’s theme is portraiture in the form of painting or painted artwork.

Exhibition opportunity at the Gerald Moore Gallery.

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present NOW 2024, a group exhibition featuring new and exciting works by recent graduates from some of the best art schools in London. 

The Gerald Moore Gallery is excited to reopen with a combined private view for two exciting exhibitions by Reinis Lismanis and Jacqueline Synnott on Thursday 12th September from 6 - 8pm.

You are warmly invited to the A Level Exhibition today Wednesday 19th June  5 - 8pm and Saturday 22nd June 10am - 4pm in the GMG. Your presence is really appreciated by all involved.

Please join us to celebrate the opening of our next exhibition Essential Structures  on Saturday 6th July from 1 - 4pm at the Gerald Moore Gallery.

You are invited to the private view of the GCSE Art and Design 2024 by Eltham College students today Thursday 6th June from 4 - 8pm.

You are invited to the exhibition.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

'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.

 

 

 

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.

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.

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 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.

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

 

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.

Private View 8 October, 4pm-8pm 

We are so excited to celebrate our new exhibition Silkscreen Sensations with a late opening Tuesday 27 July, 5pm-8pm.

Gerald Moore Gallery is proud to partner with Sonsoles Print Studios, Peckham and present a range of silkscreen prints by its talented members. 

 

Silkscreen Sensations 24 July to 28 August 2021

Open every Tues, Wed, Thurs and Sat 10am-4pm

 

 

 

We are so excited to be reopening with an exhibition by our Artist in Residence Nathan Anthony on Thursday 20th May from 5pm-8pm. 

 

We are very excited to bring together artists Alice Hartley, Lily German and Sebastian Sochan for their group show Losing Touch.

 

Through sculpture, performance, textiles and print, these artists each investigate materiality and pursue processes that transform the materials that they use. 

 

A series of workshops, performance and events exploring different materials and making processes will run alongside the exhibition.

 

Booking is essential: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/losing-touch-tickets-124993889087

 

 

We had an amazing opening night of Patrick Altes' new exhibition Tolerance, an exhibition that confronts negative cultural stereotypes and advocates for tolerance and respect in times of angst, division and separatism. 

 

The exhibition is made up of over 70 works including paintings, digital prints and installations and is supoported by the Arts Council and U.N. Association. 

 

Exhibtion on until 25th January 2020

Open : Tuesday evenings 4-7pm and Saturdays 10am-4pm

Gerald Moore Gallery presents Connections: New York Studio School Europe the first European alumni exhibition from the prestigious New York Studio School, curated by Karen Wilkin and Mali Morris RA
 
The exhibition will showcase works by graduates and former students of the New York Studio School living in Europe. Included will be drawings, paintings, sculpture, installation, performances and video work across two gallery spaces.
 

Featured artists: Michael Ajerman, Rebecca Allen, Robert Anderson, Alessia Avellino, Tristan Barlow, Benjy Barnhart, Alla Broeksmit, Françoise Cambilargiu, Beatrice Caracciolo, Broose Dickinson, Denis Farrell, Maia Ibar, Laura Jacobs, Eva Jimenes Cerdanya, Julie Karpodies, Ruth McKerrell, Elena Kolbasina, Elaine Kusmishko, Vanessa Lawrence, Avner Levinson, Nicolai Nickson, Shivani Khoshia, Uta Patinkin, Claudia Piscitelli, Marco Palli, Leah Raab, Joseph Ryan, Ulgen Semerci, Chen Chapira, Asa Schick, Marie Peter Toltz, Lee Tribe, Emily Zuch

'NOW: New Origanal Work' is opening tomorrow!

#NOWgraduateshow 

We have been installing all week and the Private View is tomorrow evening, Thursday 12th September 4pm-8pm.

Come join us to meet the artists, celebrate thier work and achievements and for some free drinks!