RONEPowerhouse Geelong (detail) 2014© RONE

RONE
Powerhouse Geelong (detail) 2014
© RONE

RONEPowerhouse Geelong (detail) 2014© RONE

RONE
Powerhouse Geelong (detail) 2014
© RONE

RoneWithout Darkness There is No Light (Light) (detail) 2021(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/PCourtesy of the artistPhotographer: Rone

Rone
Without Darkness There is No Light (Light) (detail) 2021
(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)
archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/P
Courtesy of the artist
Photographer: Rone

RoneWithout Darkness There is No Light (Light) (detail) 2021(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/PCourtesy of the artistPhotographer: Rone

Rone
Without Darkness There is No Light (Light) (detail) 2021
(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)
archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/P
Courtesy of the artist
Photographer: Rone

RoneWithout Darkness There is No Light (Dark)(detail) 2021(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/PCourtesy of the artistPhotographer: Rone

Rone
Without Darkness There is No Light (Dark) (detail) 2021
(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)
archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/P
Courtesy of the artist
Photographer: Rone

RoneWithout Darkness There is No Light (Dark)(detail) 2021(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/PCourtesy of the artistPhotographer: Rone

Rone
Without Darkness There is No Light (Dark) (detail) 2021
(RONE in Geelong, Douglass Gallery installation, Geelong Gallery)
archival pigment print on Canson Baryta 310 gsm; A/P
Courtesy of the artist
Photographer: Rone

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation view, Geelong Gallery 2021Photographer:Andrew Curtis

RONE in Geelong
installation view, Geelong Gallery 2021
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

RONE in Geelong installation view, Geelong Gallery 2021Photographer:Andrew Curtis

RONE in Geelong
installation view, Geelong Gallery 2021
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONE in Geelong installation  (Geelong Gallery, 2021) Photographer: Tony Mott © Rone

RONE in Geelong installation
(Geelong Gallery, 2021)
Photographer: Tony Mott
© Rone 

RONEI’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain 2016(from theEmptyseries)archival pigment print on Canson platine fibre ragGeelong GalleryPurchased with funds generously provided by Geelong Contemporary, 2019

RONE
I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain  2016
(from the Empty series)
archival pigment print on Canson platine fibre rag
Geelong Gallery
Purchased with funds generously provided by Geelong Contemporary, 2019

RONEI’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain 2016(from theEmptyseries)archival pigment print on Canson platine fibre ragGeelong GalleryPurchased with funds generously provided by Geelong Contemporary, 2019

RONE
I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain  2016
(from the Empty series)
archival pigment print on Canson platine fibre rag
Geelong Gallery
Purchased with funds generously provided by Geelong Contemporary, 2019

RONEGeelong Cement Works 2017© RONE

RONE
Geelong Cement Works 2017
© RONE

RONEGeelong Cement Works 2017© RONE

RONE
Geelong Cement Works 2017
© RONE

RONE in Geelong

Saturday 27 February to Sunday 16 May 2021

Over the last two decades, Geelong-born artist Rone has built an exceptional reputation for large-scale wall paintings and immersive installations that explore concepts of beauty and decay. Rone’s site-specific installation transformed a room within Geelong Gallery in response to the architecture and history of the building, and the Gallery’s collection.

The first comprehensive survey of Rone’s career to date was presented, charting the artist’s practice from early stencil works and street art, to photographs documenting major installations that have transformed abandoned spaces.

Set dressing by interior stylist Carly Spooner. Soundtrack composed by Nick Batterham.

A Geelong Gallery exhibition

 *Concession tickets are valid for Full-time students aged over 15 years of age (includes high school, TAFE, university and international students, upon presentation of a valid student card), Pension card holders, Healthcare cardholders and Veterans Affairs cardholders (DVA gold cards). Seniors discount (concession price) available on Tuesday’s only.
**Child tickets are valid for children 5–15 years. 
***Members tickets are valid for Geelong Gallery members, in addition to members of the following galleries: Art Gallery of Ballarat; Art Gallery of New South Wales; Art Gallery of South Australia; Art Gallery of Western Australia; Bendigo Art Gallery; Benalla Art Gallery; East Gippsland Art Gallery; Gippsland Art Gallery; Hamilton Gallery; Horsham Regional Art Gallery; Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery; Murray Albury Museum of Art, Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory; Museum of Contemporary Art; National Gallery of Australia; National Gallery of Victoria; National Portrait Gallery; Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art; Shepparton Art Museum; Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery; Wangaratta Art Gallery and Warrnambool Art Gallery.

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.