New York based painter Isca Greenfield-Sanders will return to Michael Reid Sydney to present her third solo exhibition in 2025. Greenfield-Sanders’ photographically informed watercolour and oil paintings exemplify technical methods of astounding precision, represented by collections such as Solomon R. Guggenheim collection, The Brooklyn Museum collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

To register for pre-exhibition information please contact danielsoma@michaelreid.com.au

To celebrate the expansive survey show Yolŋu Power at the Art Gallery of New South Wales – featuring many of the most formidable talents working today at the Yirrkala Community in East Arnhem Land – Michael Reid Sydney will present its own exhibition highlighting the storytelling, ecology and materiality that threads through contemporary Yolŋu art practice.

This will be a chance for collectors to discover a sublime new series of intricately detailed etched-metal artworks by Gaypalani Wanambi, the pre-eminent female voice within the ascendant Found Movement and the winner of the 2024 Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize.

To receive a preview and priority access to this June presentation, please email tobymeagher@michaelreid.com.au

Humming with energy and rich in gestural form, Carly Le Cerf’s newest paintings will make their debut mid year at Michael Reid Sydney. This highly anticipated exhibition is the artist’s first Sydney presentation in two years, and pre-registration for acquisition is essential.

A small selection of new Carly Le Cerf paintings are available to acquire immediately. For information regarding these paintings, please contact colinesoria@michaelreid.com.au

A magnificent series of new paintings by senior Yankunytjatjara artist Betty Chimney will be on view in September at Michael Reid Sydney. A three-time AGNSW Wynne Prize finalist, Chimney is at the forefront of the innovative, exuberant, globally acclaimed new wave of First Nations painters working at Iwantja Arts.

To discuss priority access to paintings in this exhibition please contact dean@michaelreid.com.au

Paintings by Australia’s most senior female contemporary First Nations artist, Regina Pilawuk Wilson will grace the Sydney Gallery in 2025. A senior Ngan’gikurrungurr artist, NATSIAA winner and cultural director of Durrmu Arts Aboriginal Corporation, Wilson is internationally celebrated, collected and is represented by important institutional collections across the world.

To discuss priority access to paintings in this exhibition please contact dean@michaelreid.com.au

Scott Perkins returns to Michael Reid Sydney in April 2025 with a new series of expertly crafted photographs and lightboxes. Located within art, design and architectural frameworks, Scott Perkins’ treatment of the photographic medium is precisely engineered and refreshingly original.

Presented in three distinct modes, Scott Perkins’ images of unidentified landscapes have been captured in a state of balance, occupying a space between light and dark. Brooding, atmospheric and technically imposing, Scott Perkins’ images are a dynamic viewing experience.

In this exhibition, viewers will be treated to impeccably presented lightbox photographs of bespoke design that transform their surrounding spaces. The artist’s use of Hanhnemule metallic paper add a complementary lustre to the surface of his mysterious still photograph images.

For information about out up-coming show, please email danielsoma@michaelreid.com.au