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Opening today, Saturday 30th of May from 4-6pm is Grace Wood’s solo exhibition, Petal as Pixel.

The exhibition draws on Wood’s enduring fascination with Lawrence Alma-Tadema’s, The Roses of Heliogabalus (1888), employing it as a metaphor to reimagine seduction, excess, and the proliferation of images through a contemporary lens.

As Nikita Holcombe writes in the accompanying essay:

“For Petal as Pixel, Wood has spliced and collaged the images digitally, originally sourced from internet searches of the term ‘rose’. Typically associated with love, prestige, and purity, Wood is indiscriminate in her selection. Not all the source images or collages are standardly beautiful, many allude to the absurd. Visual flickers of rosacea and beauty products are embroiled with rose coloured objects, decorations and high fashion, all steeped in sickly sweet composites of pink.”

To request a catalogue of works from the exhibition, please contact the gallery via email or DM

Image:
Petal as Pixel, 2026
Digital print, mirrored acrylic, jewellery chain, aluminium
Dimensions variable
Approx 360h x 230w x 380d cm

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Simon Zoric is included in the exhibition, 'Popular Versus Culture', a solo exhibition by Georgia Banks with selected works by invited guests at Wollongong Art Gallery.

Framed as a solo exhibition but expanded through collection works and invited artists, the exhibition explores what Banks describes as “legacy leeching”—the entanglement of practices across popular and high culture to test what endures, circulates and disappears.

Artists: Georgia Banks with Tony Coleing, Sarah Contos, Karla Dickens, Geoffrey Harvey, Richard Larter, David McDiarmid, Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, Denese Oates, Kiron Robinson, Paul Saint, Martin Sharp, Vicki Varvaressos, Ruth Waller, Simon Zoric

Curated by Daniel Mudie Cunningham

The exhibition is on view 5 June – 6 September.

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Image:
Simon Zoric
Coffin Rides (23.01.2020), 2021
Archival pigment print
115 x 107cm
Edition of 5

We are thrilled to announce that Keemon Williams’ works 'ACCLIMATION' and 'RECOVERY' have been acquired by Manningham Art Gallery and feature in their current exhibition, ‘What We Share’ on view 20 May – 29 August.

The exhibition brings together leading creative practitioners working in contemporary photographic portraiture and moving image across Australia. Positioning themselves within the frame, these artists craft memories, and autobiographical narratives to explore truth, identity, culture, ancestry, and politics. Through deeply personal cultural and familial histories, the works reflect on lived experience while highlighting the ongoing impacts of Australia’s colonial past on First Nations peoples.

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Kate Wallace’s exhibition, ‘Between Trees’ is now in its final week, concluding 23 May - don’t miss this exceptional exhibition.

Image:
Kate Wallace
Looking Through, 2025
Oil on linen
20 x 15 cm

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Kate Wallace
In a Window, 2026
Oil on linen
20 x 15 cm

As part of ‘Between Trees’ current at the gallery until 23 May

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LON Gallery is thrilled to present Grace Wood’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery, Petal as Pixel.

Please join us for the opening celebration on Saturday 30th of May from 4-6pm.

Petal as Pixel draws on Wood’s enduring fascination with Lawrence Alma-Tadema’s, The Roses of Heliogabalus (1888), employing it as a metaphor to reimagine seduction, excess, and the proliferation of images through a contemporary lens.

Comprising 80 works, Petal as Pixel centres on an expansive suspended assemblage of petal-shaped mirrors, tiered by connective chain, and embellished with abstracted and layered images - all symmetrically balanced. As the viewer moves throughout the gallery, the work evolves, reflections fragment and multiply, enveloping the space with an echo of itself.

Through Petal as Pixel, Wood reflects on the construction, circulation, and truth of images; demonstrating that replication is both seductive and dangerous, and the boundary between reality and fabrication remains suspended in flux.

To request register your interest in receiving a preview catalogue for this exhibition, please contact the gallery via email or DM.

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Continuing this week is Kate Wallace’s exhibition, ‘Between Trees’, which comprises a suite of 17 intimately scaled oil paintings on copper and linen, that attend to the subtle rhythms of daily life, moving between moments of stillness and quiet tension. Emerging from close observation, these works draw attention to the intervals that punctuate movement; the overlooked moments of transit, waiting and contemplation that often pass unnoticed.

The exhibition’s title, 'Between Trees', gestures toward a condition of suspension: a pause between places, between moments, between states of being. Situated within this threshold, the exhibition considers what is seen and felt when one is alone, and the ways in which attention might settle amidst the rhythms of contemporary life.

To request a catalogue of works from the exhibition, please contact the gallery via email or DM

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Kate Wallace
Stuck, 2026
Oil on copper
15 x 10 cm

As part of ‘Between Trees’ current at the gallery until 23 May

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Kate Wallace
Tree 2, 2026
Oil on copper
15 x 10 cm

As part of ‘Between Trees’, current at the gallery until 23 May

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Kate Wallace
Empty, 2026
Oil on linen
20 x 15 cm

As part of ‘Between Trees’, current at the gallery until 23 May

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Kate Wallace
Lights, 2026
Oil on linen
25 x 20 cm

As part of ‘Between Trees’, current at the gallery until 23 May

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News:

Kate Wallace is the recipient of a three month residency at PART in Vienna from May – July in cooperation with Commune Gallery.

This exciting opportunity deepens the artist’s engagement with Europe after a number of recent exhibitions in the region and will cumulate in Wallace’s second solo presentation with Commune Gallery.

Kate’s exhibition, Between Trees, remains current at LON Gallery until 23 May.

To request a catalogue of works, please contact the gallery via email or DM.

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Image:
Portrait of the artist
Rudi Lorimer/ A Woman’s Thing

Kate Wallace
Window 2, 2026
Oil on linen
12 x 102 cm

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News:

Kate Wallace is the recipient of a three month residency at PART in Vienna from May – July in cooperation with Commune Gallery.

This exciting opportunity deepens the artist’s engagement with Europe after a number of recent exhibitions in the region and will cumulate in Wallace’s second solo presentation with Commune Gallery.

Kate’s exhibition, Between Trees, remains current at LON Gallery until 23 May.

To request a catalogue of works, please contact the gallery via email or DM.

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Image:
Portrait of the artist
Rudi Lorimer/ A Woman’s Thing

Kate Wallace
Window 2, 2026
Oil on linen
12 x 102 cm

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@partresidency
@communegallery