England
Four Faces of Ladcadio Hearn, Japan, Greece, Ireland and New Orleans 2009
4×(32×23×5cm)
mixed media on paper

Nicholas J.C. Moore was born on 19 May 1958 in London, England. He studied zoology at Bristol University (1976-1979). After visiting Greece on a regular basis (1976-1980), in 1982 he moved to Chania, Crete,and worked with John Craxton. In 1991 he returned back to London, while maintaining a studio in Greece. In the period 1997-2000 he divided his time evenly between Syros and London. Since 2001 he has been based on Syros Island. He curated the 2 nd Annual Group Exhibition Municipal Collection of Ermoupolis Syros (2009).

Nicholas Moore presented the following personal exhibitions: Christopher Hull, London (1986, 1988); British Council, Athens (1987); Firka, Chania (1989); Gallery K, London (1994, 1996, 1999); CSK Gallery, Eton (1995); Municipal Gallery, Ermoupolis, Syros Island (2003); Let Us Cultivate Our Garden, Martinos Art Gallery, Athens (2005); Municipal Gallery, Ermoupolis, Syros Island (2007); I Should Get Out Moore, Martinos Art Gallery, Athens (2008); and A Tale of Three Islands: Great Britain – Crete – Syros, Municipal Art Gallery, Ermoupolis, Syros / Chania, Crete (2009).

He also took part in the following group exhibitions: Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London (1981); Workshop Gallery, London (1981); Mario Flecha, London (1982); Christopher Hull, London (1984); Vasso Milenoyannis, Chania (1987); Christopher Hull, London (1989); Bohun Gallery, Henley on Thames (1989); Jill Yakas Gallery, Kifissia (1990); Artist’s Choice by Tom Phillips, Flowers East, London (1992); The Gallery at John Jones, London (1992); Jonathan Poole (1993); Art for Sale, London (1993); Bohun Gallery, Henley (1993); Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London (1993); Gallery K, London (1993); Kiss #2, Gallery K, London (1994); Jonathan Poole at the Riverside Studios, London (1994); Gallery K at Art 95, London (1995); Kiss #3, Gallery K, London (1995); Jonathan Poole, Compton Cassey Galleries, Gloucestershire (1995); CSK Gallery Eton (1995); British Artists in Greece, Athens (1995); Kiss #4, Gallery K, London (1996); Untitled Colours, Washington Hotel, London (1996); Kiss #5, Gallery K, London (1997); Kiss #6, Gallery K, London (1998); Kiss #7, Gallery K, London (1999); Jonathan Poole Art, London (2000); Cynthia Corbett Gallery, London (2000); Gallery K, London (2000); Michalis Makroulakis / Nicholas Moore / Maria Rota, Poseidonias Town Hall, Ermoupolis, Syros Island (2004); The Angel Gallery K, London (2006); 20l21 International Art Fair with Gallery K, London (2007); and The Open Mind of Lafcadio Hearn, ACG Art Gallery, The American College of Greece, Athens (2009).

Nicholas Moore currently lives and works on Syros Island.