Lennox St. Gallery

02/06/2026

OPENING | Review

Thanks you to everyone who attend the dual opening of John Bairds exhibition ’The Rip’ and Jill Kempson’s ‘The language of Flowers’

ON VIEW UNTIL THE 20th of JUNE

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15/05/2026

All invited Sat 2-4 🥂💫

05/05/2026

EXHIBITION OPEN | JACKS

Thank you to everyone who came to the launch of ‘The city rises’ an exhibition of Robert jacks return to the grid works the dominated his early practice.

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28 APRIL - 23 MAY 2026

23/04/2026

07/03/2026

OPENING | Little Darlin’

A big thank you to everyone who came to celebrate the opening of Saxon Quinn & Dianne Coulters new exhibition Little Darlin’. This exhibition is Saxon’s first exhibition at our Richmond gallery.

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Link in bio for further information on exhibition and available works

17/02/2026

EXHIBITION OPENING | THANK YOU

A heartfelt thank you to James Drinkwater for speaking so thoughtfully about the work, and to Wayne Magrin for sharing such a powerful and generous body of work with us. It was a special afternoon.

And thank you to everyone who came along. Your conversations and support mean so much.

The exhibition is on until the 28th of February, and we’d love to see you.

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14/01/2026

SUMMER SALON | Back on

Lennox St Gallery is back, and the exhibition continues.

The exhibition brings together three works by Matthew Quick which examines social media, virtuality, and attention economies, exploring how algorithmic behaviour can be translated into painterly language grounded in fine art traditions.

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Works pictured:
The Punch-Line, 2025
Social Graces – Tick, 2025
Social Graces – Snap, 2025

Oil on linen

05/12/2025

SUMMER SALON | ABSTRACTED

Small in scale, strong in presence.
The abstracted paintings and sculptural works in Summer Salon | Little Treasures show how artists use compact formats to concentrate mood, form and detail.

These abstract works hold quiet intensity, drawing the eye into their colour, rhythm and surface. Alongside them, the sculptures offer a contained but assured sense of space. Each piece rewards close looking, revealing nuances that only emerge at this intimate distance.

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Augustine Dall’Ava
PARADOX NO 10, 2022-2023
Painted wood, painted stone, travertine
47.5 x 29.5 x 8.5 cm

Elliot Watson
PINK PAUSE, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 40 cm

THE AFTERNOON’S WITNESS, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 40 cm

Richard Young
Gunditjmarra Possum Skins 1, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 50 cm

Gunditjmarra Possum Skins 2, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 50 cm

Marie Hagerty
Eclipse, 2023
Acrylic and oil on board
41 x 31 cm

Beret, 2023
Acrylic and oil on board
42 x 30 cm

Matthew Johnson
VERTE DAWN, 2021
Oil on linen
46 x 36 cm

AFTER DAWN MARINE, 2021
Oil on linen
46 x 36 cm

07/11/2025

OPENING NIGHT | Recap

Thank you to everyone who came to Tom Gerrard’s ‘20 shot sequence’ and ‘The Edge of Form’ by Christopher Jewitt.

It was a gorgeous evening and we thank everyone for coming in.

Show from 05-29 November 2025

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29/10/2025

‘A Breath Away’ | On the racks

Adnate seeks to capture the essence of humanity in his artwork, using portraiture to convey the depth and beauty of the human spirit on walls and in exhibitions.

At the core of Adnate’s art is a profound belief in the transformative power of art to bring about positive social change. His murals often feature monumental portraits of indigenous individuals shining a spotlight on their culture, heritage, and struggles. He aims to amplify their voices, drawing attention to the significance of land rights and cultural preservation.
Adnate

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A Breath Away, 2024
Spray paint and acrylic on 640gsm archival paper
106 x 76 cm