Lennox St. Gallery

Lennox St. Gallery is an exhibition-focused gallery at 322–324 Lennox Street in Richmond, presenting a changing programme of contemporary art and curated group shows. Its website lists forthcoming exhibitions including Winter Selection: Part Two, running from 21 July to 15 August 2026, and The Human Comedy by Marie Hagerty, scheduled for 22 July to 15 August 2026. This makes it a useful destination for visitors who prefer returning to the same gallery to see a different selection of artists and ideas over time.

The programme spans a broad range of practices and subjects. Recent listings include Sagrada Familia by Carlos Barrios, which considers the bonds created through love, devotion, family, shared purpose and cohabitation; Jill Kempson’s The Language of Flowers, centred on floral still-life works; and The City Rises, a Robert Jacks exhibition examining his long and changing relationship with the grid. The gallery has also presented exhibitions about sculpture and architecture through Pas de Deux (Step of Two), landscape painting in The Place of Concord, and digital mediation and identity in Louis Pratt’s Vanishing Point.

There is also a clear interest in bringing different artists and perspectives together. Indigenous Masterworks & Tribute to Jorna Newberry connected the Hermannsburg School, contemporary Western Desert art and a tribute to Newberry. Other past exhibitions have featured artists including Dagmar Cyrulla, Wayne Magrin, Tom Gerrard, Christopher Jewitt, Donovan Christie, Saxon Quinn and Dianne Coulter. The website’s enquiry form also indicates interests including Indigenous/First Nations art, abstract, figurative, landscape and still life, giving an indication of the range represented across the gallery’s programme.

Lennox St. Gallery suits solo visitors, art-minded locals and small groups looking for a focused cultural stop in inner Melbourne. Some exhibitions include artist talks, launch events or curatorial collaborations, although these vary by programme and should be checked before visiting. The gallery is open Tuesday to Friday from 11am to 6pm and Saturday from 11am to 5pm. It can be contacted on (03) 9429 2452 or at contact@lennoxst.gallery. Lennox St. Gallery also acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Bunurong peoples of the Kulin nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which it operates.