EXHIBITION ARCHIVE 2026
Annandale Galleries Collection and Stockroom
Currently showing from the Annandale Galleries Collection and Stockroom
David Austen (UK)
Brian Blanchflower (AUS)
Christian Bonnefoi (FR)
Maurice Cockrill (UK)
Geoffrey De Groen (AUS)
Gunybi Ganambarr(AUS)
John Mawurndjul (AUS)
Exhibition dates: 4 March – 2 May 2026
Currently showing from the Annandale Galleries Collection and Stockroom
David Austen (UK)
Brian Blanchflower (AUS)
Christian Bonnefoi (FR)
Maurice Cockrill (UK)
Geoffrey De Groen (AUS)
Gunybi Ganambarr(AUS)
John Mawurndjul (AUS)
Exhibition dates: 4 March – 2 May 2026
INFINITE GROWTH
group exhibition
Presenting an international array of Annandale Galleries artists, using motifs of nature to communicate notions of regeneration, impermanence, allegory and navigation of place.
Richard Ballard (UK)
Fred Cress (AUS)
Maurice Cockrill (UK)
Julie Harris (AUS)
William Kentridge (SA)
Wulu Marawili (AUS)
Balang Nakurulk - John Mawurndjul (AUS)
Michael Weston (UK)
Exhibition dates: 16 May – 20 June 2026
group exhibition
Presenting an international array of Annandale Galleries artists, using motifs of nature to communicate notions of regeneration, impermanence, allegory and navigation of place.
Richard Ballard (UK)
Fred Cress (AUS)
Maurice Cockrill (UK)
Julie Harris (AUS)
William Kentridge (SA)
Wulu Marawili (AUS)
Balang Nakurulk - John Mawurndjul (AUS)
Michael Weston (UK)
Exhibition dates: 16 May – 20 June 2026
SARA OSCAR
The Mute & Counterfactual Departures Series
Sara Oscar's recent photographic work uses machine learning to reclaim moments forever lost, notably the artists mothers emigration story from Thailand in the 1970s. Oscar works within and against the visual language of documentary photography, with its familiar iconography and subjects shaped by a Western gaze.
Despite being artificially generated, it is telling that we read these photographs, the racial subjects depicted in them, the gestures of the feminine, as deeply embedded in the cosmology of photography as a way of seeing and being.
Exhibition dates: 15 July - 1 August 2026
The Mute & Counterfactual Departures Series
Sara Oscar's recent photographic work uses machine learning to reclaim moments forever lost, notably the artists mothers emigration story from Thailand in the 1970s. Oscar works within and against the visual language of documentary photography, with its familiar iconography and subjects shaped by a Western gaze.
Despite being artificially generated, it is telling that we read these photographs, the racial subjects depicted in them, the gestures of the feminine, as deeply embedded in the cosmology of photography as a way of seeing and being.
Exhibition dates: 15 July - 1 August 2026
NEWCOMERS26
Annandale's annual exhibition of recently graduated art students
Featuring
Lukas Kalos
Luca Leggo
Chelsea Steele
Kiara Steele
Taylah Steele
Exhibition dates: 5-22 August 2026
Annandale's annual exhibition of recently graduated art students
Featuring
Lukas Kalos
Luca Leggo
Chelsea Steele
Kiara Steele
Taylah Steele
Exhibition dates: 5-22 August 2026
If I Were a Cactus
Featuring Studio A artists
Emily Crockford, Annette Galstaun, Daniel Kim, Meagan Pelham, Thom Roberts, Damian Showyin, Lex Tan
Seven Studio A artists present everyday surroundings as a catalyst for constructing and communicating reality, in their own distinctive ways. Oscillating between the familiar and fantastical, landscapes become more than backdrops, domestic items become more than functional. We are invited to experience suburban streets reimagined in heightened colour, birds painted like precious jewels. In this way, finding beauty in the otherwise ordinary is more than visually captivating; it is an imperative for those who wish to authentically connect with the present.
If I Were A Cactus is made possible through collaboration with Studio A, a Sydney-based organisation dedicated to professionally empowering artists with intellectual disability and ensuring their voices are heard within contemporary Australian culture.
Exhibition dates: 15 July - 22 August 2026
Featuring Studio A artists
Emily Crockford, Annette Galstaun, Daniel Kim, Meagan Pelham, Thom Roberts, Damian Showyin, Lex Tan
Seven Studio A artists present everyday surroundings as a catalyst for constructing and communicating reality, in their own distinctive ways. Oscillating between the familiar and fantastical, landscapes become more than backdrops, domestic items become more than functional. We are invited to experience suburban streets reimagined in heightened colour, birds painted like precious jewels. In this way, finding beauty in the otherwise ordinary is more than visually captivating; it is an imperative for those who wish to authentically connect with the present.
If I Were A Cactus is made possible through collaboration with Studio A, a Sydney-based organisation dedicated to professionally empowering artists with intellectual disability and ensuring their voices are heard within contemporary Australian culture.
Exhibition dates: 15 July - 22 August 2026
WILLIAM KENTRIDGE
Sydney Contemporary Art Fair BOOTH A05
With over three decades of sustained collaboration, Annandale Galleries is proud to present new work by William Kentridge. Large bronzes emerge like shadows in motion, tracing forms that shift in and out of coherence from each new vantage point. Elaborate prints seem to fall effortlessly into place, as leaves of the tree and leaves of the book combine to speak to us like prophets.
Exhibition dates: 3–6 September 2026
Sydney Contemporary Art Fair BOOTH A05
With over three decades of sustained collaboration, Annandale Galleries is proud to present new work by William Kentridge. Large bronzes emerge like shadows in motion, tracing forms that shift in and out of coherence from each new vantage point. Elaborate prints seem to fall effortlessly into place, as leaves of the tree and leaves of the book combine to speak to us like prophets.
Exhibition dates: 3–6 September 2026
GUNYBI GANAMBARR
Sydney Contemporary Art Fair BOOTH A05
Gunybi Ganambarr has had six solos at Annandale Galleries spanning over two decades. The Yolngu artist, working from his remote hometown of Gangan, has produced some of the most groundbreaking work of his generation. Under Ganambarr’s hand, the mass and rigidity of reclaimed metal seemingly melts away, often representing sacred reservoirs and springs.
Exhibition dates: 3–6 September 2026
Sydney Contemporary Art Fair BOOTH A05
Gunybi Ganambarr has had six solos at Annandale Galleries spanning over two decades. The Yolngu artist, working from his remote hometown of Gangan, has produced some of the most groundbreaking work of his generation. Under Ganambarr’s hand, the mass and rigidity of reclaimed metal seemingly melts away, often representing sacred reservoirs and springs.
Exhibition dates: 3–6 September 2026