GENERAL ENQUIRIES
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TELEPHONE
020 8857 0448
OPENING HOURS
We are open every Saturday 10am-4pm or by appointment. Please reach out if you would like to visit on other days (except on Sundays).
ADDRESS
Gerald Moore Gallery
Mottingham Lane
London
SE9 4RW
IMPORTANT: The entrance on Mottingham Lane is currently closed to the public. Please enter Eltham College from Grove Park Road and proceed through a small metal gate next to the Chapel to reach the gallery.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause to you.
Getting here:
By train - Regular trains from London Bridge to Mottingham Station and then a 10 minute walk and trains to Grove Park Station and then a 20 minute walk.
By bus - Buses 124, 126 and 161 stop near the gallery, within a 10 minute walk.
By car - Limited free car parking space available in the main Eltham College car park on Grove Park Road. Vehicle access via Grove Park Road only.
By bike - Bike racks are available outside the main buildings.
ACCESS - Read our Access Policy
Wheelchair access on ground floor
Accessible toilets and baby change facilities
Guidedogs only allowed
VOLUNTEER
If you would like to get involved and gain gallery work experience, please reach out to us at info@geraldmooregallery.org. Volunteering at the Gerald Moore Gallery provides a rewarding and enriching experience and you will get an insight into our programmes and the communitues that we support.
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Our Story
Our story Gerald Moore Gallery is a contemporary art gallery placed within the grounds of Eltham College, accessible to students at the school and the wider public. The gallery prides... -
Dr Gerald Moore
Dr. Gerald Moore was a prolific artist who worked across the mediums of sculpture, painting and drawing. His career as an artist evolved over several decades. Since 1950, he exhibited...
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News
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Free event: Crafternoon for families, 26th April 2025
You and your family are invited!Welcome to Crafternoon at the Gerald Moore Gallery! Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of creativity and crafting on Saturday 26th April 2025 from 1.30pm - 3.30pm. This in-person event will give you and your family the opportunity to explore your artistic side and create your own artworks. In this Crafternoon session, we will be exploring textiles. -
Art and Creative Workshops for Adults (Summer Term)
Get artistic in our workshopsIn addition to our popular art workshops for young students during the holidays and half-terms, the Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to offer art workshops for adults focusing on painting, drawing, and printing techniques. These workshops are held on selected Saturdays from 10:30 am to 1 pm. -
'Tell me where it hurts' Lower Sixth Art Exhibition (public day)
You are warmly invited‘Tell me Where it hurts’ Art Exhibition Join us for the public opening of ‘Tell me where it hurts’, a Lower Sixth art exhibition inspired by the theme of ‘Repair’, on Saturday, 1st March, from 10am to 4pm. The talented Art students at Eltham College have created a diverse range of works in various media, each exploring the theme of repair. The exhibition has been collaboratively curated through a workshop led by the staff of the Gerald Moore Gallery. -
Private view 'Nice to see you!'
Everyone is invited...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. Nice to see you! celebrates the very best in contemporary portraiture from emerging, mid-career and artists new to painting. -
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New dates for creative workshops for adults
Learn a new technique in our fun workshopsOther than art workshops for young students during the holidays and half-terms, the Gerald Moore Gallery also runs art and creative workshops for adults focusing on painting, drawing and sculpting techniques on certain Saturdays from 10.30am – 1pm. All our classes are small and suitable for absolute beginners. Each class is run by a practising artist who will support you throughout the class. -
Open Call Portrait Painting ‘Nice to see you!’
Submit your work!Gerald Moore Gallery is pleased to invite submissions to this year’s Open Call Portrait Painting: Nice to see you! Nice to see you! aims to celebrate the very best in contemporary portraiture from artists based in London and the South East. This open call is for relevant pre-existing works by both self-taught and more established artists. Each artist can submit 1 artwork. -
Office closure for the holidays
We had fun hosting several winter creative workshops such as wreath-making, linocut printing and casting decorations in Jesmonite in early December. Here are pictures from our linocut printing workshop led by artist Diana Puntar showing fabulous festive cards that were made. -
'Locals' and 'Still Life' exhibitions opening Thursday 16 January 2025, 6 - 8pm
Join us to celebrate the opening of two exciting exhibitionsHappy new year! To start the year with a bang, we are excited to be opening two new exhibitions on Thursday 16th January, 6 - 8pm. Please join us then to celebrate the exhibitions by Lydia Wood titled 'Local' which will showcase drawings and an installation by the artist in our Ground Floor Gallery, Gerald Moore Gallery. Amy Powell will be presenting 'Still Life', an exhibition of a group of paintings with sculptural elements in the Paul Henderson Gallery, Gerald Moore Gallery. -
Miriam Austin: Artist-in-Residence at Eltham College
We are happy to introduce Miriam Austin as this year’s Artist-in-Residence at Eltham College. Austin will be working in a studio in the art department until July 2025 as well as working with students from both the junior and senior schools on various projects and workshops. In April-May next year, she will present an exhibition at the Gerald Moore Gallery. Miriam Austin graduated from the Royal College of Art with an MA in Sculpture in 2012 and is currently studying on the Fine Art PhD programme at the Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford. Austin’s current work explores the relationship between ritual, myth, ecological fragility and the politics of the body.
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