
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 Visitor Information
Due to ongoing renovation works, entry to the Gallery is currently via the Pedestrian Gate on Mottingham Lane.
At the gate, please turn left and follow the route to the Gallery’s rear entrance.
Parking
Parking is available in Eltham College’s main car park on Grove Park Road.
After parking, you will need to walk around to the Mottingham Lane entrance to access the Gallery.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience and understanding.
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 in Eltham College, on Grove Park Road.
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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