Welcome to Annandale Galleries

Annandale Galleries opened in 1991 in a former Methodist Church built in 1860 that became a Masonic Hall in 1920. There are three exhibition spaces totalling over 240 square metres.

Annandale Galleries runs a schedule of prominent Australian contemporary and indigenous artists, as well as being the Australian representative of such international luminaries as Zadok Ben-David and William Kentridge.

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

Brian Blanchflower
Paintings 1974 – 2015

PREVIEW from March 31

Brian Blanchflower (lives and works in Perth) is considered by many to be the foremost abstract painter in Australia. There has not been an exhibition in a commercial gallery for over 15 years in Sydney. This will be an opportunity for both aficionados and a new generation to view a magnificent selection of works across both rooms at Annandale. Blanchflower is represented in most State Galleries and the National Gallery of Australia and numerous collections overseas.

(above and left, detail)
Ensemble (The Life & Death of Anton Webern), 4-6/1994
acrylic with powdered pumice on flax, 6 sections on stretchers
overall size 91 x 457.5 cm with 9 cm space between each
BB AG 66

Exhibition dates: From 2 April
Opening: Saturday 2 APRIL noon – 4 pm