Gallery White Box

The gallery and art studio of painter, filmmaker and curator Aleksandra Niemczyk presents exhibitions of Blackheath, London and international artists. Situated opposite Hare and Billet Pond on the southwest corner of the heath, we invite you to drop by and enjoy our latest exhibition as an art lover or collector, or to pick out a unique gift.

Through groups and solo shows, artist residencies, pop up installations, open studio events, art workshops and more, Gallery White Box presents contemporary, vibrant, relevant and sometimes unconventional voices. We also offer an art advisory to build existing and new art collections for private and corporate residencies.

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5 Hare and Billet Rd, Blackheath, London, SE3 0RB (Google Maps)

“Dark Water Journeys: River Paintings”

LOUISE SHERIDAN

🗓️ 6-15 March 2026 / Open Friday-Sunday (10am-5pm), or by appointment.

See the selected paintings via online gallery.

🥂 Open day: Saturday, 7th March February, 10am-5pm. Following our very packed and successful private view evenings, we are testing a new approach to welcome more people to the opening, but spread throughout the day. Please join us for a soft drink and a chance to meet the artist.

🗺️ Gallery White Box, 5 Hare and Billet Rd, Blackheath, London, SE3 0RB.

Louise Sheridan lives and works in South East London. She completed a B.A. Hons. in Fine Art, Painting at Kingston University, and a Post-Graduate Course in Painting in Cyprus. Later, she lived in Barcelona for a year and earned an M.A. in European Fine Art Painting at Winchester School of Art.

Sheridan regularly exhibits and has completed commissions in the UK and India. Her work is held in public collections including Paintings in Hospitals, the Towner Art Gallery Collection, Eastbourne, St Thomas’ Hospital, and Banque Paribas.

“I’ve lived by the Thames all my life and find the power of that water fascinating: its powerful currents and changing light, colour, and atmosphere; the rise and fall of the tides and sudden floods caused by wild stormy weather. Walking along the foreshore, the river reveals layers of history as the tides uncover mysterious objects from long ago.

I work intuitively, building up acrylic paint layers and occasionally drawing into the images with ink, oil pastels, and pencil on my preferred surface of Nepalese paper.” - Louise Sheridan

“Louise Sheridan talks of fragments of visual diary, but these are fragments which have simmered and matured and found their place in a kaleidoscope of memories. These are paintings rich in their colour and darknesses, and resonant with the accumulations of time.” - Michael Harrison, Director, Kettle’s Yard, 1992-2011

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🗺️ Gallery White Box, 5 Hare and Billet Rd, Blackheath, London, SE3 0RB.

Vibrant program of art exhibitions and very helpful expertise for anyone who is looking for an art piece for their collection.

Emma Smith

★★★★★