Selected works from William Kentridge Day Will Break More Than Once are currently on display in Melbourne in partnership with Australian Galleries, Melbourne from 27 august – 14 September 2024.

Preview from Thursday 6 September
Following our exhibition Historic Barks in June 2021, Annandale Galleries are pleased to present Historic Barks Part II. Featuring over seventy bark paintings and sculpture, the works have been drawn from the personal collection of Bill & Anne Gregory, the Directors/Owners of Annandale Galleries. ... read more

Mark Wallinger’s stunning video work, Threshold to the Kingdom, was exhibited at the prestigious Whitechapel Gallery in London in an exhibition entitled Life is More Important Than Art (that’s why Art is Important). I was fortunate enough to see the exhibition whilst visiting London in early July. The exhibition, including video films, installation and painting by a number of artists, deals with themes of hope and loss in a post-Covid world. Exhibited in the last room before exiting the show, for me the work summed up the concerns and themes of the show and allowed me to leave with a richer understanding of how art intersects with us in our daily lives. ... read more

Ever since his first solo exhibition at Annandale Galleries in 2009, GUNYBI GANAMBARR’S star has never stopped rising – John McDonald, art critic for Sydney Morning Herald in his exhibition essay ... read more

MALALUBA GUMANA (Born 1954 – February 2020) sadly passed away earlier this year while still at the height of her creative powers. This exhibition is a tribute to her extraordinary life as one of the leading Yolgnu artists of her generation. Seven monumental works are in the exhibition in the front room at Annandale Galleries. Her close friend with whom she shared country, Gunybi Ganambarr is exhibiting in the big room. ... read more

South African artist revels in 'Drawing' opera ... read more

WILLIAM KENTRIDGE
Right Into Her Arms
Kinetic Model Theatre • Drawings • Sculpture • Woodcuts • Etchings
Opening Reception For William Kentridge Saturday 6 October 6.30 – 8.30 pm Exhibition Dates 29 September – 8 December ... read more

WILLIAM KENTRIDGE is one of the world's best-loved and most influential artists. ANNANDALE GALLERIES are delighted to be exhibiting nearly forty new works in a variety of graphic media. Kentridge is recognized as one of the most innovative makers of original graphics over the last two decades. The show is divided into three sections covering all spaces at Annandale. ... read more

We are proud and excited to be showing works by Newcastle based artist BRETT MCMAHON in a major new exhibition. Large format paintings, works on paper, sculptural pieces and floor installations have detonated the space at Annandale, creating an extraordinary environment that will impact the senses. ... read more

The theme of my work is the urban roadway where paint notifies and moderates interactions between drivers and pedestrians, or drivers and neighbourhoods. Similar to the notion of the river as a life metaphor, for me the road and its various junctions suggest a rich vein of personal and cultural symbolism. At the same time the painted surfaces invite an aesthetic response to their shapes, patterns and textures. The new series focuses on the roundabout, where drivers intersect with other drivers. CHARLES COOPER ... read more

LUNDUMIRRINGU – FRIENDS
Celebrating Twenty Years
ANNANDALE GALLERIES / BUKU-LARRNGAY MULKA ARTS 1995 – 2015
New bark paintings, sculpture & ceremonial poles from NE Arnhemland ... read more

THE TITLE of the exhibition is a reference to the miniscule decorative candies known as 100s and 1000s They are a metaphor for the masses of humanity - each different and yet the same...bringing to mind the biblical reference that - every hair is numbered...as is every grain of sand (William Blake, Bob Dylan). Embedded in the works are notions about the human condition...happiness, melancholy, joy and suffering ... read more

Annandale Galleries are proud to be exhibiting the work of six emerging artists in this exhibition. A follow on from The Edge in 2014 it continues to explore the extraordinary talent that is currently making waves in the Sydney visual arts milieu. ... read more

The indefatigable WILLIAM KENTRIDGE (lives and works in Johannesburg) is without doubt one of the most influential artists in the world today. What sets him apart is his ability to communicate so effectively in so many different media and to reach so many different audiences as a result.

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Puns, jokes, tricks and illusions are deftly employed by two artists who use humour to challenge the self regarding pieties of Western art, Writes John Mc Donald ... read more