Exhibitions

Forthcoming

Parting ways, Salty ego
A Group Exhibition 15 - 29 Jul 2023 Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to presentParting 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... Read more

Current

Historical Re-Anachronism, Ultima Romanus
Diana Puntar 27 Apr - 27 May 2023 Our next exhibition is Historical Re-Anachronism, Ultima Romanus a solo exhibition of new works by Diana Puntar, Artist-in-Residence at Eltham College since September 2022. The exhibition will run from 27th April to 27th May 2023 in our ground floor gallery. Puntar will present sculptural works made of wood, carved synthetic... Read more

Past

Towards Twilight
Fritz Duffy 30 Mar - 15 Apr 2023 Fritz Duffy solo exhibition Towards Twilight in the Gerald Moore Gallery's first floor exhibition space from 30 March to 15 April 2023. Read more

A slash of Blue-
Open call painting exhibition 3 Mar - 8 Apr 2023 Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present A slash of Blue- our annual open call exhibition, this year with an emphasis on painting. The title for this exhibition comes from the poem ‘A slash of Blue-‘ by the American poet Emily Dickinson: A slash of Blue – A sweep of... Read more

In the Fire
2 - 25 Feb 2023 In the Fire brings together works by Hings Lim, Veronika Neukirch and Pam Su at Gerald Moore Gallery’s Ground Floor exhibition space. Read more

DJOUMAN
by Charles-Henry Delafosse 13 - 28 Jan 2023 Gerald Moore Gallery is excited to present DJOUMAN, a solo exhibition by documentary photographer Charles-Henry Delafosse. DJOUMAN is a photographic series consisting of 23 images that highlights the workers of Côte d'Ivoire who struggle daily to survive the increasing difficulties of life in their country. With this body of work,... Read more

Soft Façade
Haffendi Anuar, Rutie Borthwick, Hugo Brazao, Jennifer Caroline Campbell, Isabel Castro Jung, Sophie Goodchild, Hannah Knox 10 Nov - 17 Dec 2022 Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present Soft Façade with works by Haffendi Anuar, Hugo Brazão, Rutie Borthwick, Jennifer Caroline Campbell, Sophie Goodchild, Isabel Castro Jung and Hannah Knox. Soft Façade looks at the overlaps between architecture and clothing as containers, shields, surrogates, and environments for the body through sculptures, paintings, textile works and installations. Read more

(…) Forgot to Remember to Forget (…)
28 Oct - 5 Nov 2022 Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to present (…) Forgot to Remember to Forget (…), a group exhibition with nine artists exploring the notions of nostalgia, curated by Yueh-Ning Lee & Sixten Liu @otherwiseproject Read more

NOW 2022
22 Sep - 22 Oct 2022 Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present NOW 2022, a group exhibition featuring exciting new works by recent graduates from some of the best art schools in London. Read more

Drawing Boundaries
Rebecca Griffiths, Beth Luxton, Emily Snell 14 Jul - 13 Aug 2022 Drawing Boundaries exhibition at Gerald Moore Gallery Read more

Extrusive Thoughts
Nathan Anthony, Jack Handscombe, Ian Jackson 25 Apr - 21 May 2022 Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to present Extrusive Thoughts with works by Nathan Anthony, Ian Jackson and Jack Handscombe. ‘Extrusive Thoughts’ is an exhibition which concludes a period of discursive conversation between three artists where ideas and approaches were shared to stake out common ground between their practices. What emerged... Read more

IMPRINT: Greenwich Printmakers at Gerald Moore Gallery
26 Mar - 9 Apr 2022 IMPRINT celebrates the possibilities of printmaking in its myriad forms: intaglio, serigraphy, relief and monotype. From verdant romantic landscapes, to dance and movement, to abstract studies of colour and surface, a wide range of subject matter is examined through contemporary print practice. “We are excited to be back at Gerald... Read more

Shock of the form
3 - 19 Mar 2022 Gerald Moore Gallery presents Shock of the Form, an exhibition of photography, film and ice sculptures bringing together two artists, photographer Peer Lindgreen and ice sculptor Duncan Hamilton. The exhibition features 28 photographs by Lindgreen of Hamilton’s work with ice, alongside a giant crystal ice sculpture which takes centre stage... Read more

Tell us a story...
13 Jan - 19 Feb 2022 '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 11-18 from Eltham... Read more

We Lifted the Earth
8 Oct - 11 Dec 2021 We Lifted the Earth is an exhibition that brings together artists Alice Hartley, Lily German and Sebastian Sochan. Through sculpture, painting, textiles and print, these artists each investigate materiality and pursue processes that transform the materials that they use. As the world relaxes and opens up again, a new freedom... Read more

Silkscreen Sensations
A Sonsoles Print Studio members exhibition 27 Jul - 28 Aug 2021 Gerald Moore Gallery is proud to partner with Sonsoles Print Studios, Peckham and present a range of silkscreen prints by its talented members.

All works are for sale and there will be a variety of colourful prints on display. Join us for a perfect Summertime treat!

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Nathan Anthony: Muscled Memory
20 May - 10 Jul 2021 Nathan Anthony: Muscled Memory.
A solo exhibition of new work concerned with marks, making and memory in the form of print, sculpture and where they intersect.
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Losing Touch
Alice Hartley, Lily German, Sebastian Sochan 12 Dec 2020 - 27 Mar 2021 Losing Touch is an exhibition that brings together artists Alice Hartley, Lily German and Sebastian Sochan. Through sculpture, performance, textiles and print, these artists each investigate materiality and pursue processes that transform the materials that they use. We live in an increasingly non-tangible world that is changing the way we... Read more

Environmental Crisis
Art and Science Exhibition 2020 13 Feb - 14 Mar 2020 With the Environmental Crisis such a prevalent subject in the news and the recent protests led by young people, Gerald Moore Gallery sent an open call to artists to respond to this major issue. The responses focused on the impacts we face: climate change, degraded air quality, deforestation, the decrease... Read more

Tolerance
Patrick Altes 19 Nov 2019 - 25 Jan 2020 A major new exhibition Tolerance by Patrick Altes at Gerald Moore Gallery confronts negative cultural stereotypes and advocates for tolerance and respect in times of angst, division and separatism. The exhibition curated by Middle Eastern Art specialist Janet Rady and supported by the Arts Council will encompass outreach and public... Read more

Connections: New York Studio School Europe
Open every Mon - Sat, 10am-4pm 19 Oct - 9 Nov 2019 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... Read more

NOW: New Original Work
12 Sep - 5 Oct 2019 An exhibition of artworks by some of the top London art school graduates of 2019, Alexandra Searle, (The Slade School of Fine Art), Jung Min Park (Chelsea College of Arts) , Susan Rocklin and Joseph Yaeger (Royal College of Art). Works include sculptures, paintings and installations across two gallery spaces. Read more

Too Many Earth Wires
Recent works by Stephanie Farmer 6 Jul - 31 Aug 2019 This exhibition concludes Stephanie Farmer’s two year residency at Eltham College and is a display of recent works. The title indicates a surfeit of objects, questionable functionality, the possibility of a black-out. This is reflected in the use of warped shapes and musty objects, discarded by their original owner. Works... Read more

The Oval Window
Miriam Austin / Rutie Borthwick / Robbie Fife / Holly Graham / Anja Olofgörs / Ilona Sagar 3 May - 1 Jun 2019 Bringing together six artists, The Oval Window explores fictional, historical and mythical figures, using sculpture, film, painting and print to develop new narratives grounded in embodied, relational experience. The Oval Window refers to a membrane that separates the passage between the inner and outer ear, and to a poem by... Read more

Science and Art Exhibition
9 - 16 Mar 2019 Private View: 9th March 2pm- 4pm Gerald Moore Gallery presents an exhibition on the theme of Science and Art to celebrate British Science Week. There will be a range of pieces from paintings, sculpture, video and more by a selection of artists whose work explores scientific themes. Both Science and... Read more

Hayrettin Kozanoglu: Multiple States of One
Gerald Moore gallery presents a new series of works by Hayrettin Kozanoglu 23 Feb - 13 Apr 2019 Gerald Moore Gallery presents Multiple States of One, an exhibition of Ebru art by Hayrettin Kozanoglu. The range of works on display began with one drop of Ebru-paint; from this single drop, a dualist form (a face) appeared in 2014 and it is with this template that Kozanoglu, via repeated... Read more

Cornelia Parker: One Day This Glass Will Break
A Hayward Touring exhibition from Southbank Centre, London. 12 Jan - 16 Feb 2019 Cornelia Parker One Day This Glass Will Beak Exhibition by Hayward Gallery Touring Read more

Between the Lines
an exhibition by East London Printmakers 8 Oct 2018 - 5 Jan 2019 Between the Lines is an exhibition of works by artists from East London Printmakers, a not-for-profit artist run studio based in Mile End. The works survey the breadth of contemporary printmaking, ranging from traditional techniques to experimental processes, and showcase how differently the artists have used print language to explore... Read more

Each Car Parked
Recent works by Stephanie Farmer 7 Jul - 29 Sep 2018 The exhibition opens midway through Stephanie Farmer's two year residency at Eltham College and is a display of recent works. The title is suggestive of the artist's current concern with the space around and behind a painting in a gallery setting. Using found materials (mount board offcuts and discarded stretchers)... Read more

dyb dyb dyb
Hannah Turner-Duffin 28 Apr - 23 Jun 2018 This exhibition's title dyb dyb dyb recalls the Scout movement's chanted acronym: Do Your Best, Do Your Best, Do Your Best. As motto-cum-mantra, it echoes the repeated dab dab dabs of paint that Turner-Duffin layers onto her collaged canvases in swarming particulate clouds of colour. Elsewhere, her 'tufted' paintings employ... Read more

In Quotes
collage and assemblage in contemporary art 17 Mar - 19 May 2018 REBECCA BYRNE / TIM DAVIES / CRISTINA GARRIDO / JORGE DE LA GARZA / MIKE GODDARD / SUSAN HILLER / ROWENA HUGHES / ANN-MARIE JAMES / SHARON KIVLAND / LINDER / ALEX MARCH / HOLLY STEVENSON / JOHN STEZAKER Social media has made ventriloquists of us all - through our... Read more

LOUISE BOURGEOIS: AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL PRINTS AND 11 DRYPOINTS
Image: Louise Bourgeois MOSQUITO, 1999 © The Easton Foundation/VAGA, New York/DACS, London 2017 27 Jan - 3 Mar 2018 Hayward Touring’s latest print exhibition features two collections of works by one of the most influential artists of recent decades, Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010). Best known for her powerful emotionally charged sculptures - enclosed ‘cell’ or cage-like installations and fabric figures - she was also a prolific printmaker and draughtswoman. Most... Read more

DIALOGUE: Nikki Hill-Smith
13 Jan - 14 Apr 2018 “The joy of being a painter is the daily challenge to conjure a dynamic formal language from the almost infinite. My subject matter is paint itself, or perhaps pigment, or even just ‘matter’. “My dialogue is with the grammar, the language of painting, in which the laws of chance and... Read more

Tender Blues
A group exhibition featuring work by Gabriele Beveridge Maj-Gret Guapås Poppy Jones Rose O’Gallivan Alexis Soul-Gray Louise Thomas Hannah Turner-Duffin 30 Sep - 9 Dec 2017 Read more

Full Scale Model of a Day
Stephen Bochonek, Stephanie Farmer, David Hughes, Stephen Rhodes and Geoff Tibbs 16 Sep - 11 Nov 2017 The exhibition is open to the public on Saturdays 23 September – 11 November 2017, 10am – 4am. It is also open on weekdays by appointment only. Full Scale Model of a Day is an extract of a poem by Stephen Bochonek that has been used as a title for... Read more

TOOLS FOR THE FUTURE
GEORGE CHARMAN 3 May - 10 Jun 2017 OPENING EVENT: SATURDAY 6 MAY 12pm – 4pm TOOLS FOR THE FUTURE is a site-responsive sculptural project for Gerald Moore Gallery, exploring relationships between philosophical aesthetic enquiry and kinesthetic learning. A term used by sculptor Constantin Brancusi to describe objects with embodied potential, TOOLS FOR THE FUTURE utilizes the gallery... Read more

Mary, Blinky, Jessica, Yay!
A Solo Show by Jessica Wilson 3 May - 24 Jun 2017 OPENING EVENT: SATURDAY 6 MAY 2017 12pm – 4pm Mary, Blinky, Jessica, Yay! is a FANTASY exhibition based upon the exhibition titled ‘Mary, Blinky, Yay!’ that took place at Kunstmuseum Bonn in 2013 and showed the work of Heilmann and Palermo together. In this fantasy exhibition Wilson’s work is shown... Read more

MUSCLE WIRE
The body is a living archive 25 Mar - 22 Apr 2017 Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to extend a warm invitation to the opening of its newly commissioned project, MUSCLE WIRE, Saturday 25 March 2-5pm, 2017.
MUSCLE WIRE is a research led residency and exhibition involving two contemporary artists, Amy Ash and Emma Finn, and a diverse group of A Level students from three south London Schools. Read more

The Ocean Can Be Yours
Works by Four Iranian Artists: Afsoon, Ghalamdar, Jason Noushin, Katayoun Rouhi 11 Feb - 29 Apr 2017 If the dichotomy between what is visible and what is hidden grounds Iranian philosophical thought, then the convergence of visual art and poetry can only be one of its strongest vehicles. The Ocean Can Be Yours, an exhibition by Gerald Moore Gallery at Eltham College, curated by Janet Rady, presents Persian visual art and linguistic practices via the interpretation of international poetry through an Iranian lens. Showcasing works by Afsoon, Ghalamdar, Jason Noushin and Katayoun Rouhi, each artist explores the tradition rooted in their shared Iranian heritage as a launch platform for their diverse practices spanning performance and Calligraffiti to drawing and allegorical painting. Read more

Matisse
Drawing with Scissors. Late Works 1950-1954 (A Hayward Touring Exhibition at Gerald Moore Gallery) 14 Jan - 11 Feb 2017 The French painter, sculptor and designer, Henri Matisse (1869-1954) was one of the 20th century's most influential artists. His vibrant works are celebrated for their extraordinary richness and luminosity of colour and his spectacular paper cut-outs were his final triumph. MATISSE: Drawing with Scissors, a Hayward Touring exhibition from the... Read more

Together and Apart
An exhibition by Amanda and Peter Richards 10 Nov 2016 - 21 Jan 2017 Gerald Moore Gallery is proud to present Together and Apart, a unique collection of prints, etchings, monotypes and paintings by Amanda and Peter Richards. Together, Amanda and Peter are a married couple, who support one another in their lives and work, sometimes working with the same processes. Apart, they work... Read more

Won't You Please
An exhibition by Rosemary Cronin 13 Oct - 8 Dec 2016 Gerald Moore Gallery presents a new body of work by London-based artist Rosemary Cronin, whose practice investigates gender politics, activism and anarchism. In these new works, Cronin works with sculpture, film and sound to explore female angst in a cinematic landscape. A concoction of pop culture loaded with a set... Read more

Karl Blossfeldt
Forms in Nature (Hayward Touring Show) 9 Sep - 8 Oct 2016 KARL BLOSSFELDT Art Forms in Nature A Hayward Touring exhibition Private View: Friday 9 Sept 2016, 4-8pm Open to the public: Saturdays, 12-4pm, 10 Sept - 8 Oct 2016 Karl Blossfeldt: Art Forms in Nature is a Hayward Touring exhibition which presents an original portfolio of 40 photogravures from... Read more

SURFACE AND SOUTH INDIA
Six artists from India's Madras School interrogate the meaning of surface in art 9 Sep - 29 Oct 2016 SURFACE AND SOUTH INDIA Six artists from India’s Madras School interrogate the meaning of surface in art Private View: Friday 9 September 2016, 4pm to 8pm Exhibition: Saturdays 10am to 2pm, 10 September to 29 October 2016 Plus Special Events FREE ENTRY ALL WORKS FOR SALE EXHIBITING ARTISTS T. Athiveerapandian,... Read more

Gerald Moore Retrospective
Two exhibitions celebrating Gerald's life of painting plus a new film exploring Gerald's inspirations 16 Jul - 1 Sep 2016 Read more

Terra Incognita
a solo exhibition of work-in-progress by George Charman 21 May - 25 Jun 2016 Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to present Terra Incognita, a new body of site-responsive work-in-progress by Eltham College Artist-in-Residence George Charman, presenting developmental research investigating connections between philosophical aesthetic enquiry and kinesthetic leaning. This exhibition forms part of an on-going study into objects/materials with embodied potential as 'tools' for engagement... Read more

Youth Uncovered
Diana & Eleanor Burch | Fiona Grady | Linnea Haviland | Andrew J. Milne 23 Apr - 18 Jun 2016 Today more than ever, young people have an outlet for their voice, through public social media platforms, but are they being heard? YOUTH UNCOVERED brings together a team of young people from three different South London secondary schools and invites them to take a chance and step outside of their... Read more

A Creeping through Suburbia
5 Mar - 16 Apr 2016 A Creeping through Suburbia was a group show with artists, Rosemary Cronin, Georgia Hollands and Chrissie Stewart. These three emerging artists were responding in all media to the research area of suburbia within their practices… a fascinating expedition in paint, print and psychoanalysis. Rosemary Cronin draws on the psychoanalysis of... Read more

Dana and Shane Munro
2 - 31 Dec 2015 Gerald Moore Gallery presents a new commission with artists Dana and Shane Munro from 14 October to 12 December 2015. This is the first time the two artists, who are siblings, will exhibit their work together. Members from the Eltham College community have assisted in the exhibition's production. The artists... Read more

TEN: a showcase of 10 South London Women Artists
2 - 31 Dec 2015 South London Women Artists was established in 2008 to create a supportive community of women artists living and working in the area. Since then we have grown to over 100 members. Through our exhibitions, performances, educational workshops and publications we aim to raise awareness of not only our members but... Read more

Play Sense
A solo exhibition by Fay Nicolson 23 May - 13 Jun 2015 What is the importance of an 'aesthetic education'? How can we develop an understanding of the visual and material world? How do we perceive and translate our experience into new forms? Play Sense is an exhibition, series of performative workshops and a symposium exploring connections between learning and documentation focusing... Read more

Orbits and Occults
Amalie Atkins, Suzanne Caines, Courtney Chetwynd, Alexandra Darbyshire, George Eksts, Charles Ogilvie, Neil Rough, Ehryn Torrell 14 Mar - 20 Jun 2015 Friday 20th March, 2015, the moon crosses between the sun and the earth, obscuring the sun's light. Darkness, but only for a moment. This ritual, practiced to perfection, has played out since the beginning and will repeat again and again. A loop. And every winter change to spring. Orbits and... Read more

Lets sit down and talk about it
Fay Nicolson and David Ben White 20 Sep - 25 Oct 2014 Let's sit down and talk about it is an exhibition by London based artists, Fay Nicolson and David Ben White. This experimental project has grown around a series of discussions on décor, design, taste, domestic space, modern ideals and personal histories. For Let's sit down and talk about it the... Read more

Tokyo in the Fall
Jonathan Baldock, Richard Forbes-Hamilton, Sophie Michael, Fay Nicolson, Christopher Orlando Page, Henrik Potter 10 - 24 May 2014 Dear H, …a quick mail before I head out for the day to explore. The room's nice, familiar, even generic. I feel as if I've slept in this bed before, stared at these magnolia walls, hung my coat in the same Ikea wardrobe in London, Rome, Seoul, Tokyo. Yet the... Read more

Martin Newth: Material Matters
Katie Cuddon, Matt Franks, Martin Newth and Nick Pearson 23 Nov 2013 - 1 Feb 2014 Material Matters by Martin Newth, Programme Director of BA Fine Art at Chelsea College of Art and Design, is a specially commissioned (by Gerald Moore Gallery) installation exploring the relationship and conversations between cameras and sculptures. Sculptural works by three artists: Katie Cuddon, Matt Franks and Nick Pearson, have been... Read more

Helene Fesenmaier: The Late Works 2008-2013 and David Hodgson: Spaniards and Maps
20 Sep - 2 Nov 2013 This exhibition brings together recent drawings, paintings, and sculptures by the artists David Hodgson and Helene Fesenmaier, many on display for the first time.The married couple worked alongside one another in a shared studio for over twenty years until Fesenmeier passed away earlier this year. On display Fesenmaier's later work,... Read more

Ships of Stone: The Islands of Mervyn Peake
16 Mar - 19 May 2013 Ships of Stone: The Islands of Mervyn Peake took a new look at the work of the visionary artist, writer and illustrator by focusing on one of Peake's lifelong obsessions: islands. The exhibition used audio recordings to bring Peake's writings alive alongside objects and artworks that span his career, many... Read more

April
Laurence Kavanagh 29 Sep - 1 Dec 2012 In Autumn of 2012, artist Laurence Kavanagh presented new work, freshly commissioned by Gerald Moore Gallery. April is a development of his ongoing engagement with the seminal nouveau roman cinenovel La Jalousie (Jealousy, 1957) by Alain Robbe-Grillet. Evoking the geometry of the novel's structure and its recurring themes, April is... Read more