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David is planning open studio events on 1-3 May (BH); 8-9 May; 15-16 May; 22-23 May; 29-31 May (BH) & 5-6 June, 9 to 5 (see below for more info).
PAINTINGS
Painter David Moore creates landscape and wildlife pieces. His studio is part of ‘Newark Art’ Gallery.
Newark Art Gallery, 37 Kirkgate, Newark NG24 1AD
Newark Art Gallery Studio
i: newarkartgallery
f: Newark Art Gallery
newarkart625
gmail.com
Born and brought up on the Lincolnshire coast, David Moore spent 38 years living and working in South Africa before returning to England. While abroad, David worked in theatre stage management and design, in furniture design and sales, and had his own gallery. He opened Newark Art Gallery in 2019 as a public viewing platform as well as a retail gallery for various artists works, including his own – “Inspiration can come from things I have seen or heard, conversations, something on television … and I just go from there”. Read more about David here.
DAVID MOORE – STUDIO
Newark Art operates from a 16th century listed building in Newark, allowing the public to see the interior of the building as well as the works on display. David’s studio is in the gallery.
DAVID MOORE – WORK
David’s work is mainly landscape and wildlife pieces.
If you are interested in this work, please contact the artist directly through the links above.
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- David Moore, ‘Cape Fur Seals playing’, Oil on canvas, 60cm x 60 cm, £300
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- David Moore, ‘Old Railways’, Oil on canvas, 47cm x 40cm, £145 (1 of 3 series available)
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- David Moore, ‘Battersea Power Station, out of focus’, Oil on canvas board, 15×12 inches, framed, £135
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- David Moore – Boots
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- David Moore – Newark
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- David Moore, ‘Walking in the city’, Oil on canvas board, 15×12 inches, framed, £135
ACTIVITIES
Open Studio: 1-3 May (BH); 8-9 May; 15-16 May; 22-23 May; 29-31 May (BH); 5-6 June, 9 to 5 (and on the Sundays 10-4).
- No wheelchair access. The front entrance has a step, and once inside there is a second step. As the building is very old we cannot unfortunately alter this.
