Exhibitions

In her solo exhibition Reflections, Margaret Ackland continues her sustained inquiry into the collision of domestic life and societal troubles. Within the exuberant colour and delicate detail of her signature large-scale still lifes, replete with flowers in full bloom, fine tablecloths, gleaming glassware and the reassuring blue and white of Spode, the artist weaves her deft insight into the often fraught and precarious nature of contemporary life.

Meet the artist and celebrate with us at the exhibition opening party on
Saturday 22 August 1 - 3pm

Light refreshments provided. We look forward to seeing you there.
RSVP appreciated to assistant@flg.com.au

Kim Anderson | Stuart McLachlan & Simon Cardwell
Flinders Lane Gallery BOOTH E01 at Sydney Contemporary 2026, Carriageworks

Call & Response brings together distinct Australian practices in a focused, intimate dialogue: the graphite and ink drawings of Kim Anderson, and the paper sculptures of Stuart McLachlan and large-scale photography of Simon Cardwell in collaboration with Stuart McLachlan.

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Riffing off Goya’s painting of the same name, Hastings’ new collection continues an enduring fascination with the uncanny. Influenced by Classical painting, Hastings mines memory, nostalgia and psychological unease, to create pictures which are at once intimately familiar and strangely dislocated.

Meet the artist and celebrate with us at the exhibition opening party on

Saturday 19 September 1 - 3pm

Light refreshments provided. We look forward to seeing you there.
RSVP appreciated to assistant@flg.com.au

Flinders Lane Gallery is delighted to present Flux, a new solo exhibition by Canberra-based artist Annika Romeyn. Developed following Romeyn’s journey to the Antarctic Peninsula during the summer of 2025–26, Flux brings together watercolour monotypes, paintings and sketches that trace glacial ice as a living, mutable presence. Forming and fracturing, drifting, eroding and dissolving, the iceberg becomes both subject and process: an immense yet vulnerable body shaped by its continual exchange with ocean and atmosphere.