In Conversation with Euan Macleod

Please join us at the gallery In Conversation with Euan Macleod, renowned New Zealand-born painter on his new exhibition 'In Darkness Let Me Dwell'. Saturday, Oct. 31 from 2pm.

As a previous recipient of The Archibald Prize, The Sir John Sulman Prize, the NSW Parliament En Plein Air Painting Prize, the Tattersall's Club Landscape Prize, the Gallipoli Prize and the Dobell Drawing Prize, Euan Macleod's role as one of Australia's foremost critical painters of landscape and figure, is well established. Join us at the gallery on October 31, In Conversation with Euan, on the development of his new exhibition and his career, to date.

Suggested arrival from 1:30pm, for the speaking event to commence at about 2pm.

*This is a complimentary, ticketed event, and registrations are essential. All welcome.
Champagne and refreshments will be provided on arrival. Non-alcoholic alternatives also available.

If you require accessibility accommodations or a visitor assistance, please contact King Street Gallery staff between 10am and 6pm, Tuesday to Saturday via email: art@kingstreetgallery.com, or phone: 02 9360 9727.

In Darkness Let Me Dwell exhibits at KSGoW from Oct. 27 to Nov. 24, 2026.

Euan Macleod | Artist Talk & Exhibition Tour

When: Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026.

Time: From 2pm, suggested arrival from 1:45pm.

King Street Gallery on William: located 177-185 William Street, Darlinghurst.

In Macleod’s schema, the non-human

world—with its sheltering cave and zig-zag

stream, its whiplash sea and howling light—has

a vital, overarching and at times excoriating role

to play. The paintings are themselves an inter-

tidal zone, upon which the artist and his subjects

advance and recede, ebb and flow, stand and fall.

-Excerpt, Inter-tidal Zone, by Gregory O'Brien, 2026. Available to read in the exhibition catalogue and online.

Portrait photography of Euan Macleod, by Riste Andrievski.