OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 10AM - 4PM

 Please note, exhibitions change on a regular basis and some artists may be taking down or installing their exhibitions during Wednesday afternoons and Thursday mornings.

EXHIBITIONS CALENDAR

  • 9 - 22 April

    Cosmic Visions
    Roger Mortimer

    This must see exhibition by Kent Artist Roger Mortimer BA (Hons) . The exhibition entitled Cosmic Visions are representations of vistas of space, light and time .

    Meet the Artist

    Saturday 11 April 11am - 4pm

    Saturday 18 April 11am - 4pm

  • 30 April - 6 May

    Oceans

    Medway School of Arts students have been commissioned by The Historic Dockyard Chatham to produce creative responses inspired by their 2026 theme of Oceans for this community exhibition.   

    The work on display responds to the brief set by The Historic Dockyard which asked students to make work that documents or celebrates, or explores myths & narratives, relating to The River Medway and Dockyard.

  • 7 - 13 May

    The Art of Belonging

    The Art of Belonging, a community arts project delivered by Demelza and funded by Hospice UK for Dying Matters Awareness Week 2026, the national campaign encouraging open conversations about death, dying and bereavement.

    Through a series of creative workshops, families supported by Demelza and members of Medway’s diverse communities have explored memory, connection and belonging. The exhibition brings together their artwork, reflecting shared stories, emotions and experiences.

  • 14 - 27 May

    Vessels of Memory
    Gledys Ibarra

    Venezuelan artist Gledys Ibarra presents her first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom with Vessels of Memory, a series of recent paintings exploring memory and the recurring motif of the vessel. The works emerged gradually in her studio, evolving from quiet, introspective compositions to a broader exploration of form, scale, and colour. Across the series, some paintings are restrained and contemplative, while others are more expressive, reflecting the range of her engagement with memory and material.

    The exhibition is part of Ibarra’s sustained studio practice, developed alongside her career as an actress. Alongside her exhibitions in Venezuela, including Casa 22 Gallery, El Hatillo, Caracas, she has participated in cultural initiatives such as the Latin American Awards by LA United, London, in collaboration with Latin American House, where her works were presented and auctioned.

  • 2 - 15 July

    Bradfield’s Academy

    Bursting with unfiltered creativity and vibrancy, this exhibitions aims to challenge any misconceptions that talent is restricted by complex specialist needs and disabilities.

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Halpern Gallery Chatham

272 High Street, Chatham,

 Kent, ME4 4BP

Hours
Monday–Saturday
10am–4pm