This May half term, the Gerald Moore Gallery is offering a range of educational and creative workshops for children of all ages. These workshops are designed to inspire a love for the arts, learning, creativity, and discovery.
Join us in one (or more!) workshop and enjoy a fun, hands-on experience while developing new creative skills.
TO BOOK, PLEASE CLICK ON THE TEXTS BELOW THE IMAGES.
All materials are provided.
Though we would usually serve light snacks, please pack lunch and a bottle of water for your child.
Eltham College has a NO NUT policy at our campus so please check all snack and lunch ingredients
Workshops run from 10am - 2.30pm.
Lunchtime is from 12.00 - 12.30pm.
Each workshop costs £44 per student (inclusive of VAT, £35.20 + £8.80 VAT)
For more information about our workshops please refer to our FAQ document.
If you have any queries or access requirements, please email us at info@geraldmooregallery.org or call 02088570448.
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Create textile artworks with texts and paints
Inspired by textile artists like Tracey Emin and Josh Faught, this project invites you to explore the art of painting on fabric and creating mixed media textile pieces that incorporate text. You'll learn how to use paint to bring texture, colour, and meaning to textiles, while experimenting with layering and personal expression. Text can be added through writing, stencilling, or embroidery to give your piece a narrative or emotional depth. Sewing elements will be handled by instructors or older students under supervision, ensuring everyone can safely and confidently bring their vision to life.
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Lino printing inspired by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama
Explore lino printing through the artistic lens of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Be inspired by her designs, dots, circles and nets and create beautiful prints that you can use as cards or decorations.
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Plein-air watercolour painting
Painting outdoors can be both challenging and deeply rewarding. With watercolour as your medium, you’ll learn to observe the world more closely, capturing the ever-changing light, the subtle play of shadows, and the unique shapes of nature and architecture. Your child will develop a stronger sense of space and perspective, while honing on his or her ability to document surroundings with spontaneity and expression.
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Sculptural mobile-making workshop
Drawing inspiration from mobiles by Alexander Calder and Kenneth Martin, your child will explore experimental mobile-making by using crafty and unconventional materials. Students will create joyful and colourful kinetic sculptures that they will be proud to display.
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