Stephen McLaughlan Gallery Melbourne

Stephen McLaughlan Gallery    Melbourne Regular exhibitions showcase a committed group of contemporary artists in a welcoming and airy environment.

Located eight floors above Flinders Lane, on the Swanston Street corner, the Stephen McLaughlan Gallery was established in 1994 and is a proud occupant of Melbourne’s iconic Nicholas Building. Regular exhibitions in our Main Display Area and in the South Gallery (Objects Space) showcase a committed group of contemporary artists in a welcoming and airy environment. Photographic archives provide an

accessible overview of the depth and breadth of our endeavours, with both established artists and those at journey’s beginning sharing their visions across a variety of media. Gallery Hours: Wednesday to Friday 1pm-5pm Saturday 11am-5pm
& by appointment

Final days for our group exhibition - Paul Bishop, David Marsden, Penny Mason:
25/08/2026

Final days for our group exhibition - Paul Bishop, David Marsden, Penny Mason:

Previewing our next exhibition:
22/08/2026

Previewing our next exhibition:

Image: Paul Bishop ” Minimal Brace” 2025, Synthetic polymer on panel, 460 x 410 (from our current group exhibition)Image...
22/08/2026

Image: Paul Bishop ” Minimal Brace” 2025, Synthetic polymer on panel, 460 x 410 (from our current group exhibition)

Image: David Marsden ”Dilston Swamp” 2025, Mixed media on canvas, 600 x 575 (from our current group exhibition)

Image: Penny Mason ”Ways of Remembering, Fine Foam, Home Point” 2026, Watercolour on paper, acrylic on mirror, 260 x 250...
20/08/2026

Image: Penny Mason ”Ways of Remembering, Fine Foam, Home Point” 2026, Watercolour on paper, acrylic on mirror, 260 x 250 (from our current group exhibition)

Image: Paul Bishop ”Swellendam” 2026, Synthetic polymer on panel, 580 x 400 (from our current group exhibition)

Image: Paul Bishop ”One Bit After Another, Day In, Day Out” 2026, Synthetic polymer on panel, 330 x 250 (from our curren...
20/08/2026

Image: Paul Bishop ”One Bit After Another, Day In, Day Out” 2026, Synthetic polymer on panel, 330 x 250 (from our current group exhibition)

Image: David Marsden ”Flurries” 2023, Oil on timber, 190 x 250 x 90 deep (from our current group exhibition)

Image: Penny Mason ”Backyard Frost Bite” (series of 6) 2025, Watercolour & ink on paper, each 400 x 320  (from our curre...
20/08/2026

Image: Penny Mason ”Backyard Frost Bite” (series of 6) 2025, Watercolour & ink on paper, each 400 x 320 (from our current group exhibition)

Image: David Marsden ”Tank Trap” 2026, Oil on canvas, 420 x 430 (from our current group exhibition)

Saturday's opening for our new group exhibition - Paul Bishop, Penny Mason, David Marsden.
16/08/2026

Saturday's opening for our new group exhibition - Paul Bishop, Penny Mason, David Marsden.

An overview of our new group exhibition - Paul Bishop, Penny Mason, David Marsden. Do join us for Saturday afternoon's o...
12/08/2026

An overview of our new group exhibition - Paul Bishop, Penny Mason, David Marsden. Do join us for Saturday afternoon's opening celebration:

Previewing our next exhibition - Image: Penny Mason
05/08/2026

Previewing our next exhibition - Image: Penny Mason

Congratulations, Omar Musa. He has just won one of the nation's top literary prizes, the $60,000 Miles Franklin Literary...
05/08/2026

Congratulations, Omar Musa. He has just won one of the nation's top literary prizes, the $60,000 Miles Franklin Literary Award, for his novel ”Fierceland”. He held a launch for his poetry book ”Millefiori” at the Gallery in May 2017 - Image: Abe Nouk, Alia Gabrez & Omar Musa.

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Room 816 37 Swanston Street
Melbourne, VIC
3000

Opening Hours

Wednesday 1pm - 5pm
Thursday 1pm - 5pm
Friday 1pm - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+61407317323

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