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07/10/2026

Installing a new exhibition "Clay & Canvas”

🍶 An exhibition of new ceramics by John-Eric Johnson. ⚱

📅 9-18 October, 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-6pm), or by appointment. Free entry.

🌳 A ten-minute walk over the heath from Greenwich Park!

🇳🇴 Plus! Final weekend of Norwegian painter Elenor Martinsen's exhibition - visit 2-4 October, 10-5pm, for a chance to see these serene pieces. Come along for a serene moment on the heath. SE3 0RB. 🖼

Read all about it in our latest newsletter at gallerywhitebox.substack.com

06/10/2026

Today we will start installing the exhibition:
"Clay & Canvas”

🍶 An exhibition of new ceramics by John-Eric Johnson. ⚱

📅 9-18 October, 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-6pm), or by appointment. Free entry.

🌳 A ten-minute walk over the heath from Greenwich Park!

🇳🇴 Plus! Final weekend of Norwegian painter Elenor Martinsen's exhibition - visit 2-4 October, 10-5pm, for a chance to see these serene pieces. Come along for a serene moment on the heath. SE3 0RB. 🖼

Read all about it in our latest newsletter at gallerywhitebox.substack.com

06/10/2026

“Clay & Canvas”

🍶 An exhibition of new ceramics by John-Eric Johnson. ⚱

📅 9-18 October, 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-6pm), or by appointment. Free entry.

🌳 A ten-minute walk over the heath from Greenwich Park!

🇳🇴 Plus! Final weekend of Norwegian painter Elenor Martinsen's exhibition - visit 2-4 October, 10-5pm, for a chance to see these serene pieces. Come along for a serene moment on the heath. SE3 0RB. 🖼

Read all about it in our latest newsletter at gallerywhitebox.substack.com

“Clay & Canvas”🍶 An exhibition of new ceramics by John-Eric Johnson. ⚱📅 9-18 October, 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-6p...
04/10/2026

“Clay & Canvas”

🍶 An exhibition of new ceramics by John-Eric Johnson. ⚱

📅 9-18 October, 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-6pm), or by appointment. Free entry.

🌳 A ten-minute walk over the heath from Greenwich Park!

🇳🇴 Plus! Final weekend of Norwegian painter Elenor Martinsen's exhibition - visit 2-4 October, 10-5pm, for a chance to see these serene pieces. Come along for a serene moment on the heath. SE3 0RB. 🖼

Read all about it in our latest newsletter at gallerywhitebox.substack.com

04/10/2026

Last day. Don't miss it!

Elenor Martinsen: “New Patterns“ | 25 September - 4 October, 2026

“How does one paint something as light as a feather? How does one express a breath?”

5 Hare & Billet Rd, Blackheath, SE3 0RB. Open Fri-Sun, 10-6 or by appointment.

Elenor Martinsen’s first solo exhibition in London is a tonic for troubled times. The artworks have a balanced, melodic feel - like painterly lullabies to soothe the soul. Drawing inspiration from her Nordic roots and international travels, Elenor imbues her work with the gentle and nurturing influence of the Moon.

Elenor Martinsen (1959) is a visual artist and gallerist. She began painting in the eighties, and worked as an assistant for artist Steve Joy in London, New York, and Italy. She had her first solo show in Barcelona in 1992, and later established a gallery in Oslo and an art centre outside Oslo at the shore of Lake Tyrifjorden.

Martinsen’s works have been acquired by major institutions and private collections in many countries. She continues to work with collages of wax, photography, rice paper, gold leaf, pigment, and pastel. In 2001, she was nominated for the Carnegie Art Award.

03/10/2026

Last weekend. Don't miss it!

Elenor Martinsen: “New Patterns“ | 25 September - 4 October, 2026

“How does one paint something as light as a feather? How does one express a breath?”

5 Hare & Billet Rd, Blackheath, SE3 0RB. Open Fri-Sun, 10-6 or by appointment.

Elenor Martinsen’s first solo exhibition in London is a tonic for troubled times. The artworks have a balanced, melodic feel - like painterly lullabies to soothe the soul. Drawing inspiration from her Nordic roots and international travels, Elenor imbues her work with the gentle and nurturing influence of the Moon.

Elenor Martinsen (1959) is a visual artist and gallerist. She began painting in the eighties, and worked as an assistant for artist Steve Joy in London, New York, and Italy. She had her first solo show in Barcelona in 1992, and later established a gallery in Oslo and an art centre outside Oslo at the shore of Lake Tyrifjorden.

Martinsen’s works have been acquired by major institutions and private collections in many countries. She continues to work with collages of wax, photography, rice paper, gold leaf, pigment, and pastel. In 2001, she was nominated for the Carnegie Art Award.

Last chance to see Elenor Martinsen's exhibition of liminal abstract landscapes, inspired by the moon, the Norwegian lan...
02/10/2026

Last chance to see Elenor Martinsen's exhibition of liminal abstract landscapes, inspired by the moon, the Norwegian landscape, and the hope for peace.

Gallery White Box, 15 minutes from London Bridge in Blackheath (near Greenwich Park), SE3 ORB.

28/09/2026

Sign up to our print course. (Via website)

www.galletywhitebox.co.uk

All students participate in The End of the year Exhibition.

28/09/2026

Thank you for a beautiful weekend and all the visits.

Elenor Martinsen: “New Patterns“ | 25 September - 4 October, 2026

“How does one paint something as light as a feather? How does one express a breath?”

5 Hare & Billet Rd, Blackheath, SE3 0RB. Open Fri-Sun, 10-6 or by appointment.

Elenor Martinsen’s first solo exhibition in London is a tonic for troubled times. The artworks have a balanced, melodic feel - like painterly lullabies to soothe the soul. Drawing inspiration from her Nordic roots and international travels, Elenor imbues her work with the gentle and nurturing influence of the Moon.

Elenor Martinsen (1959) is a visual artist and gallerist. She began painting in the eighties, and worked as an assistant for artist Steve Joy in London, New York, and Italy. She had her first solo show in Barcelona in 1992, and later established a gallery in Oslo and an art centre outside Oslo at the shore of Lake Tyrifjorden.

Martinsen’s works have been acquired by major institutions and private collections in many countries. She continues to work with collages of wax, photography, rice paper, gold leaf, pigment, and pastel. In 2001, she was nominated for the Carnegie Art Award.

27/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to the opening reception of our new exhibition. Gallery is open today 10-5p.m. Come by to see a beautiful paintings by

Elenor Martinsen: “New Patterns“ | 25 September - 4 October, 2026

“How does one paint something as light as a feather? How does one express a breath?”

5 Hare & Billet Rd, Blackheath, SE3 0RB. Open Fri-Sun, 10-6 or by appointment.

Elenor Martinsen’s first solo exhibition in London is a tonic for troubled times. The artworks have a balanced, melodic feel - like painterly lullabies to soothe the soul. Drawing inspiration from her Nordic roots and international travels, Elenor imbues her work with the gentle and nurturing influence of the Moon.

Elenor Martinsen (1959) is a visual artist and gallerist. She began painting in the eighties, and worked as an assistant for artist Steve Joy in London, New York, and Italy. She had her first solo show in Barcelona in 1992, and later established a gallery in Oslo and an art centre outside Oslo at the shore of Lake Tyrifjorden.

Martinsen’s works have been acquired by major institutions and private collections in many countries. She continues to work with collages of wax, photography, rice paper, gold leaf, pigment, and pastel. In 2001, she was nominated for the Carnegie Art Award.

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