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Gallery specialising in Australian ceramics located in Newtown, NSW

17/06/2026

Thank you to all who joined us last Friday night for the opening of ‘Moon Jar; An Axis’ at the Korean Cultural Centre AU.

Special thanks to our co-curator Hyeyoung Cho (Hyeyoung Songhyun Cho); the Director and staff of Korean Cultural Centre AU; and all of our participating artists for their dedication to this exhibition!

EXHIBITION DATES

Gallery LNL:
12 June - 11 July
Tuesday-Saturday 10AM-6PM

KCC AU:
12 - 21 August
Monday-Friday 10AM-6PM

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Photos: Chris Mulia

12/06/2026

‘Moon Jar; An Axis’, opens tonight at the Korean Cultural Centre AU from 5:30-7:30PM.

🔗RSVP is required (link in bio).

Gallery LNL will be open until 9PM today.

ARTISTS
Les Blakebrough, Choi Youngwook, Kwirak Choung, Kirsten Coelho kirsten_coelho_, Janet Dawson, Rachel Ellis Rachel Ellis, Neville French Neville French, Shannon Garson Shannon Garson Porcelain, Ryan Hancock Ryan Hancock, Kang Minsoo 강민수, Shane Kent, Bronwyn Kemp
Bronwyn Kemp Ceramics, Kim Syyoung Artist Kimsyyoung (Korea,1957),
Kim Yikyung, Hendrik Kolenberg, Koo Bohnchang Bohnchang Koo, Lee Hunchung Hun Chung Lee 이헌정, Lee Jisook 지숙 이, Kevin Lincoln, Sassy Park Sassy Park, Park Yeontae 가은요, Simon Reece Simon Reece, Evan Salmon Evan Salmon, Kat Shapiro Wood Kat Shapiro Wood, Vipoo Srivilasa Vipoo Srivilasa วิภู ศรีวิลาศ, Alexandra Standen Alexandra Standen, Seo Kwangsoo 한도요 서광수 Hando SEO KWANG SOO, Toni Warburton Toni Warburton, Gerry Wedd Gerry Wedd, Maryanne Wick Maryanne Wick

MOON JAR; AN AXIS
Co-curator: Hyeyoung Cho (Hyeyoung Songhyun Cho)
Gallery LNL: 12 June - 11 July
KCC AU: 12 June - 21 August

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Photo: Docqment

05/06/2026

In collaboration with the Korean Cultural Centre Australia (), Gallery LNL is delighted to present ‘Moon Jar; An Axis’, a cross cultural group exhibition exploring Korean and Australian artists’ engagement with the Moon Jar, and more broadly, the moon.

Join us for the opening reception next Friday, 12 June from 5:30–7:30PM at the Korean Cultural Centre AU.

🔗RSVP is required (link in bio)!

ARTISTS
Les Blakebrough, Choi Youngwook, Kwirak Choung, Kirsten Coelho , Janet Dawson, Rachel Ellis .ellis07, Neville French , Shannon Garson , Ryan Hancock , Kang Minsoo .kang, Shane Kent, Bronwyn Kemp , Kim Syyoung , Kim Yikyung, Hendrik Kolenberg,
Koo Bohnchang , Lee Hunchung , Lee Jisook , Kevin Lincoln, Sassy Park , Park Yeontae , Simon Reece , Evan Salmon , Kat Shapiro Wood , Vipoo Srivilasa , Alexandra Standen , Seo Kwangsoo , Toni Warburton , Gerry Wedd , Maryanne Wick

MOON JAR; AN AXIS
Co-curator: Hyeyoung Cho ()

Gallery LNL: 12 June – 11 July
KCC AU: 12 June – 21 August
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Kim Yikyung, ‘Moon Jar’, 2025
Photo

24/05/2026

2026 closes today, 24 May. Visit us at Booth B-36 and E-2!

ARTISTS
Jan Howlin ()
Hendrik Kolenberg
Sassy Park ()
Suh Yongsun ()
Toni Warburton ()
Maryanne Wick ()

23/05/2026

For Art Busan‘s () CONNECT sector, Gallery LNL presents ‘The Currents of Being’, an installation of sculptures and drawings by Suh Yongsun (). Centred on the artist’s inquiry into the foundational dynamics of Korean agrarian society, distilled through the archetypes of ‘farmer’ and’ soldier’. Whilst wounded soldiers lean in twos, farmers are joined at the mouth, each demonstrating their own forms of interdependence. In this tension between the vivid and the simple form the currents which still buoy the meaning of being in contemporary life.

Gallery LNL은 아트부산 커넥트 섹터에서 서용선의 조각과 드로잉 설치를 선보인다. 작가는 농경사회를 현대 삶의 토대로 바라보며, ‘농부’와 ‘병사’라는 두 목조 인물을 통해 인간 존재의 이중적 구조를 시각화한다.

강렬한 색채의 병사들이 직립한 쌍을 이루는 반면, 흰 윤곽선만으로 절제된 농부들은 서로를 지탱하는 자세로 노동과 의존의 현실을 드러낸다. 생존 공동체는 외부의 위협에 맞서는 방어 체계와 결핍을 견디기 위한 조직 구조를 동시에 필요로 했고, 이러한 긴장은 농부와 병사라는 두 인간형을 탄생시켰다.

서용선은 이러한 구조적 긴장이 여전히 현대 사회의 작동 원리를
규정하고 있음을 환기한다. 그의 작업 속 ‘농부’와 ‘병사’는 단순한 보편적 상징이 아니라, 한국의 역사와 사회적 조건 속에서 형성된 구체적 인간상이다.

왕조의 권력 갈등과 한국전쟁의 상흔, 현대 도시의 불안에 이르기까지, 서용선에게 역사는 자유와 지배를 향한 인간의 욕망이 시대를 넘어 반복되는 장이다.

Art Busan 2026
22 - 24 May

GALLERIES B-36
Jan Howlin ()
Hendrik Kolenberg
Sassy Park ()
Toni Warburton ()
Maryanne Wick ()

CONNECT E-2
Suh Yongsun ()
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#아트부산

22/05/2026

Find us at , BEXCO (booth B-36). Following yesterday VIP preview, the fair opens to the public today.

ARTISTS
Jan Howlin ()
Hendrik Kolenberg
Sassy Park ()
Suh Yongsun ()
Toni Warburton ()
Maryanne Wick ()

Our CONNECT sector (booth E-2), presents a solo presentation of Suh Yongsun’s () sculptures and works on paper.

Art Busan 2026
22 - 24 May

21/05/2026

Beginning today with its VIP preview for Art Busan (), Gallery LNL is bringing two distinct
presentations across two booths.

The GALLERIES sector brings something of present day Sydney to Art Busan. Something indirect, not the
image of a city, but its shape. Sydney as it appears through the artist’s practices it shapes.

ARTISTS:
Jan Howlin ()
Hendrik Kolenberg
Sassy Park ()
Suh Yongsun ()
Maryanne Wick ()

The CONNECT sector booth gathers Suh Yongsun’s enduring inquiry into the foundational dynamics of Korean society, distilled through the archetypes of ‘farmer’ and ‘soldier’ from early agrarian times. Whilst wounded soldiers lean in twos, farmers are joined at the mouth, each demonstrating their own forms of inter dependence. In this tension between the vivid and the simple there form the currents which still buoy the meaning of being in contemporary life.

Art Busan 2026
22 – 24 May
GALLERIES B-36 | CONNECT E-2

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1: Suh Yongsun, ‘Inside’ , 2025-26, acrylic on dakpaper, 148 x 76 cm
2: Toni Warburton, ‘Littoral Zone Grotto’, 2022-23, earthenware painted with ceramic pigments and glazes 41 x 26 x 32. Photo:
3: Sassy Park, ‘Bang Chan’, 2026, glazed Raku, 56 x 20 x 20 cm. Photo:

12/05/2026

Gallery LNL is delighted to participate in the 15th edition of Art Busan () with a presentation in both the Galleries and Connect sectors.

The GALLERIES sector presentation draws inspiration from the distinct resemblances of Sydney and Busan. As the major harbour cities of Australia and Korea, the two cities share curious geographical and cultural similarities. Beginning from a point of playful
comparison, the presentation brings together artists whose practices have been shaped by Sydney, offering an incidental and indirect portrait of the city itself.

ARTISTS: Jan Howlin (), Hendrik Kolenberg, Sassy Park (), Suh Yongsun (), Toni Warburton () and Maryanne Wick ()

For Art Busan’s CONNECT sector, Suh Yongsun will present an installation of wood sculptures and drawings, gathering together the artist’s expansive narration of the foundations and unfolding of modern Korea through the contrastive archetypes of ‘farmer’ and ‘soldier’.

Art Busan 2026
22 – 24 May
GALLERIES B-36 | CONNECT E-2

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#아트부산

Toni Warburton, ‘Sailors Bay’, 2026 (detail). Photo:

30/04/2026

Congratulations to Sassy Park on being selected as a finalist for the 2026 Wynne Prize at the Art Gallery of New South Wales!

“Little cries of pleasure takes its title from a French tabloid’s description of the duet between Brigitte Bardot and Serge Gainsbourg in the song ‘Je t’aime … moi non plus’. The installation of small heads and plinths hovers between sculpture, painting and drawing; the surfaces are marked by gesture and care. Cups and small vessels implying touch and domestic use are reoriented to elevate the figurative heads, which merge personal portraiture with classical references and 1960s French yé-yé femininity. In their stillness, they suggest a quiet utterance – of intimacy, gender and material representation.” —Sassy Park

Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes 2026
9 May–16 August 2026

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Sassy Park (), ‘Little cries of pleasure’, terracotta, porcelain and stoneware with slips, watercolour underglazes, oxides and glazes, 15 x 50 x 35 cm. Photo © Art Gallery of New South Wales

22/04/2026

Evan Salmon’s () solo exhibition, ‘Memento (still life)’ closes this Saturday, 25 April.

In Salmon’s most recent works in still life, a background art history is never far from view – at times, literally so; inserted into frame. Through glass jars, the standing legs of pliers and a postcard of Daumier’s (already warped) Quixote are diffused and distorted equally. Eminently recognisable, of the kind you likely keep under your kitchen sink. In the deliberateness of Salmon’s staging throughout, punctuated in this brushing of shoulders between household and art object, any symbolism evoked withdraws just as soon as it arrives.

Born in 1971 in Sydney, Evan Salmon studied at National Art School and later completed his MFA at UNSW. He worked as a studio assistant to sculptor Robert Klippel in the late 1990s. Salmon’s eclectic practice began with paintings of abstracted aeroplanes, which evolved into bold collage abstractions and zinc plate etchings, to, most recently, still lifes and en plein air works.

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1: Studio Interior, Reflection (Self-portrait), 2024, oil on linen on board, 122.5 x 137 cm
2: Reflection Self-portrait (In the Studio), 2023, oil on linen on board, 122.5 x 137.5 cm
3: Installation view:

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