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Gerald Moore Gallery Gerald Moore Gallery is free and open to the public. We are a centre for modern and contemporary art with learning at its heart.

Gerald Moore Gallery is a contemporary art gallery placed within the grounds of Eltham College. The gallery prides itself on being an excellent resource for its students and a creative learning space and venue for all, through its exhibitions, classes and events.

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present NOW 2026, a group exhibition featuring new and exciting work by recent ...
09/10/2026

The Gerald Moore Gallery is delighted to present NOW 2026, a group exhibition featuring new and exciting work by recent graduates, running from 6 to 21 November 2026.

The private view will take place on Friday 6 November, from 6–8pm.

This will be the sixth edition of NOW: New Original Work. The annual exhibition is an initiative that aims to spotlight emerging artistic talent and provide a stepping stone for artists transitioning from education to professional practice. Past editions have featured artists including Josef Yaeger, Alexandra Searle, Hanne Peeraer, Krystle Patel, Kainoa Gruspe, Abdulmohsen Al Bin Ali, Zinong Zhang, and Sean Synnuck.

This year’s edition is being presented as an open call and includes a larger cohort than in previous editions. Seventeen artists, showing 22 artworks, were invited to exhibit from a submission of more than 200 artworks.

The exhibiting artists include:
Aleksandra Adamczyk, Tania Ali, Dheeraj Balihara, Ece Batur, Zhaochen Chen, Karrisan Chua, Chloe Culley, Göncz Dalma, Yang-En Hume, Sol Lee, Briana McCharthy, Aanya Mukhtyar, Hermione Newton, Kanoko Okuwa, Amy Poliero, Sophia Rehman, and Lyra Robinson.

For more information, please go to our website.

Image: 'Redacted II' by Yang-En Hume
Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Join us this festive season for our adult workshops, where you can make your very own Christmas decorations! All materia...
06/10/2026

Join us this festive season for our adult workshops, where you can make your very own Christmas decorations! All materials and equipment are provided and light festive refreshments will be served.

These relaxed and fun sessions include wreath-making with natural materials, glass ornament making, and linocut card making.

For more information and to book, please visit our website.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions by emailing us at [email protected] or call us at 02088570448.

We look forward to celebrating the festive season with you in our workshops!

Photo courtesy of Yulia Shevchenko

This Saturday come see ‘Archive Pressure’ at Gerald Moore Gallery.Featuring works by David Hughes, the exhibition invest...
01/10/2026

This Saturday come see ‘Archive Pressure’ at Gerald Moore Gallery.

Featuring works by David Hughes, the exhibition investigates how digital images and collections can be reorganised, translated and transformed, creating new ways of seeing familiar objects.

Open Saturdays, 10am to 4pm, or by appointment.

Visit www.geraldmooregallery.org for more information and to plan your visit.

Directions to the Gallery: 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.

Artwork: 'AF-002-Dust Pink’ (2026) by Dave Hughes

Thank you to everyone who applied for the NOW 2026 Open Call! We are currently reviewing the applications with the suppo...
23/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who applied for the NOW 2026 Open Call! We are currently reviewing the applications with the support of the Art Scholars at Eltham College and are excited to see the breadth of talent represented in this year's submissions.

We look forward to sharing more updates on the exhibition soon!

Image: Installation photo from ‘NOW 2024’ (art by Beverley Duckworth, Dina Jin Bae, and Wengio Wong)

This October half term, the Gerald Moore Gallery is hosting a variety of educational, creative, and spooky art workshops...
22/09/2026

This October half term, the Gerald Moore Gallery is hosting a variety of educational, creative, and spooky art workshops! Classes range from pumpkin carving and costume making to crafting your own monster plushies.

Join us for one (or more!) of these hands-on workshops and enjoy a fun-filled day while developing new creative skills in a supportive environment.

Details:
• Age group: For children aged 7-11
• Workshop hours: 10am to 2.30pm
• All materials provided
• Price: £44 (inclusive of VAT) per workshop or £190 (inclusive of VAT) for whole week (set of 5 workshops)

For more information on our workshops, please go to www.geraldmooregallery.org

Join us tonight from 6 – 8 pm for the Private View of Archive Pressure, a new exhibition by artist David Hughes. Drawing...
10/09/2026

Join us tonight from 6 – 8 pm for the Private View of Archive Pressure, a new exhibition by artist David Hughes.

Drawing on thousands of publicly available eBay listing photographs, Hughes uses custom built computational systems to transform everyday digital images into new visual and material forms. Objects are reorganised, compressed and fragmented, revealing unexpected relationships and visual patterns that emerge through repetition and accumulation.

Exhibition dates: 10 September to 17 October 2026

Private View: Thursday 10 September 2026, 6pm to 8pm

Open: Saturdays, 10am to 4pm, or by appointment

Directions to the Gallery: 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 is available in Eltham College's main car park on Grove Park Road. After parking, visitors will need to walk around to the Mottingham Lane entrance to access the Gallery.

For more information and to book a free Private View ticket, please visit www.geraldmooregallery.org.

Image courtesy of David Hughes.

Open Call: NOW 2026Deadline extension to Monday 7 September 2026 at 11pm (BST)This year, Gerald Moore Gallery is approac...
04/09/2026

Open Call: NOW 2026

Deadline extension to Monday 7 September 2026 at 11pm (BST)

This year, Gerald Moore Gallery is approaching NOW: New Original Work a little differently.

Previously, we visited degree shows across the country and invited artists to participate after seeing their work in person. While we’ve once again been inspired by the outstanding graduate exhibitions we’ve visited this year, we’re now opening the selection process and inviting emerging artists and recent graduates to apply directly.

We’re delighted to announce the open call for the sixth edition of NOW, our annual exhibition dedicated to showcasing emerging talent and supporting artists as they transition from education into professional practice.

The exhibition runs 6 –21 November 2026.

Previous editions have featured Josef Yaeger, Alexandra Searle, Hanne Peeraer, Krystle Patel, Kainoa Gruspe, Abdulmohsen Al Bin Ali, Zinong Zhang and Sean Synnuck.

Open to: artists graduating in summer 2026 and those who graduated in summer 2025.

Deadline: EXTENDED to Monday 7 September at 11pm.

For full information and to submit, please click the link below:
https://geraldmooregallery.org/blog/212-open-call-now-2026-exhibition-opportunity-for-recent-graduates/

Image: Install view of NOW 2023 with works by Syeda Aatika Fatima (RCA MA Painting), Zinong Zhang (Goldsmiths, MFA) and Paula Zvane (CSM MA Fine Art).
Photo: Reinis Lismanis

Join us for the private view of ‘Archive Pressure,’ a new exhibition by artist David Hughes, opening on Thursday 10 Sept...
28/08/2026

Join us for the private view of ‘Archive Pressure,’ a new exhibition by artist David Hughes, opening on Thursday 10 September, 6 to 8pm. The exhibition explores how vast collections of everyday digital images can be transformed through custom built computational systems, revealing unexpected patterns, relationships and visual outcomes.

Dates: 10 September - 3 October 2026

Private View: Thurs 10 Sept 2026, 6 - 8pm

Open: Saturdays 10am–4pm (or by appointment)

For more information and to book a free private view ticket, please go to our website www.geraldmooregallery.org

Image courtesy of David Hughes

NOW 2026 Open CallA look back at NOW 2022, with installation views featuring work by Kainoa Gruspe (Slade Fine Art MA), ...
24/08/2026

NOW 2026 Open Call

A look back at NOW 2022, with installation views featuring work by Kainoa Gruspe (Slade Fine Art MA), Bartlomiej Hajduk (Slade Fine Art MA), Hanne Peeraer (RCA Painting MA), and Cherry Song (Slade Fine Art BA).

Now it’s your turn!

We’re inviting emerging artists in the UK who graduated in summer 2025 or summer 2026 to apply for our next NOW exhibition an exciting group show bringing together fresh, ambitious and diverse artistic practices.

Deadline: 4 September 2026, 4pm BST

This is an opportunity to exhibit your work alongside an exciting group of talented emerging artists and to be part of the next generation of artists shaping the contemporary art scene.

For more information on the open call and how to submit, please click the link below:
https://geraldmooregallery.org/blog/212-open-call-now-2026-exhibition-opportunity-for-recent-graduates/

All photos by Josef Konzcak.

Open Call: NOW 2026This year, Gerald Moore Gallery is approaching NOW: New Original Work a little differently.Previously...
13/08/2026

Open Call: NOW 2026

This year, Gerald Moore Gallery is approaching NOW: New Original Work a little differently.

Previously, we visited degree shows across the country and invited artists to participate after seeing their work in person. While we’ve once again been inspired by the outstanding graduate exhibitions we’ve visited this year, we’re now opening the selection process and inviting emerging artists and recent graduates to apply directly.

We’re delighted to announce the open call for the sixth edition of NOW, our annual exhibition dedicated to showcasing emerging talent and supporting artists as they transition from education into professional practice.

The exhibition runs 8 October–21 November 2026
Previous editions have featured Josef Yaeger, Alexandra Searle, Hanne Peeraer, Krystle Patel, Kainoa Gruspe, Abdulmohsen Al Bin Ali, Zinong Zhang and Sean Synnuck.

Open to: artists graduating in summer 2026 and those who graduated in summer 2025.

Deadline: Friday 4 September, 4pm.

For full information and to submit, please click the link below:
https://geraldmooregallery.org/.../212-open-call-now.../

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