 Art
Gallery
Sculpture Park
Aniela Kos is the founder and the owner
of Galeria Aniela
Fine Art
Gallery and
Sculpture Park.
Aniela’s goal is to
increase
awareness of the significant cultural contribution of
Australian
artists
and
Aboriginal artists
in particular.
Aniela's business acumen and
passion for the finest of art benefits all buyers. She combines
knowledge of art with financial expertise to deliver unique
art-investment to collectors, investors and institutions.
  An
experienced mentor, Aniela assist buyers on starting and building up art
collections with European charm, passion, confidentiality and care. Her
people focused approach, ensures that everyone has an
enjoyable and rewarding experience.
Aniela
was born in
Warsaw
at the time when
the world she knew supported equal gender
and valued
education.
She
completed a Master's
Degree in
Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics
from the
University of Warsaw
to
successfully pursue her career in the corporate business
designing computer applications. Aniela
obtained French residency and
for sometime
lived in
Paris.
Aniela
has been drawn to the world of art
since early age and to convey her passion for art and share it to the wider audience Aniela took
a
courageous step to pioneer a fine art gallery in Australian country.
Aniela
had a vision
of an art gallery surrounded by beautiful Sculpture Park for every one to
enjoy. It was physically demanding and humbling
experience to transform 7.9 acres of
a bare
paddock
to a beautifully
landscaped
Park, she
took her
responsibilities with humility and pride.
19 November 1994
the
architecturally designed art gallery
was officially open to public, crafted from cool mud-brick and
warm timbers and set
against the backdrop of breathtaking Kangaroo Valley escarpment. A world away from the main stream
of commercial galleries and the hectic city, many say that Galeria
Aniela is a work of art in itself.
Galeria Aniela
specializes in
high-quality of modern art by some of the most important Australian
artists. The gallery is selling to a world wide buyer
base works of art by renowned artists. Recognizing
the importance of a buyer confidence in purchasing an authentic
original work of art Aniela sells items only of impeccable
provenance and quality.
 In 1997
 with
Arthur Boyd warm
encouragement (and input)
and
support
of
Cameron O'Reilly
(Deputy Chairman of the National Gallery of Australia and the media
magnate) Aniela
triumphed
Best
Boyd exhibition
that
coup
the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald (17 May 1997). The
exhibition was canvassed on
the ABC TV
Australian
National News
and also,
the ABC TV Sunday Afternoon.
It
was for the first time that the six members of the most renowned
Boyd artistic dynasty exhibited together
under one roof
the major exhibition of 80 paintings
and 40 bronze sculptures for public viewing and acquisition,
including
Arthur Boyd,
brothers
David Boyd and
Guy
Boyd,
son
Jamie Boyd
and nieces
Lenore Boyd
and
Tessa Perceval.
Hundreds
of people from around world were visited the gallery.
Boyd family could
have secure an exhibition in any public gallery in London, New York or Paris
but choose Galeria
Aniela.
VIDEO:
ABC TV
Australian
National News
VIDEO:
ABC TV Sunday Afternoon
1998
‘Music and Angel” David Boyd new series of 60 paintings.
2000
John Perceval
major
Retrospective Exhibition
with
Perceval
personal involvement and input. The
Exhibition
of
80 oil paintings and works on paper
from 1946 to 1999,
officially opened
on 19 August by
Justin Miller,
Chairman
Sotheby’s
Australia. It was John Perceval last Retrospective and it continued
until 19 October 2000. The exhibition was canvassed by the ABC TV
Australian National News. Prior to his death Scudding Swans (1959)
sold for $552,500, a record for a living Australian painter.
VIDEO:
ABC TV Australian National News
John
Perceval
Retrospective
Galeria Aniela.
2002
with support of the Blackman Trust Aniela secured Charles Blackman
Retrospective exhibition
officially opened by Rod Menzies.
 2007
Hon.
Bob Hawke
the
longest serving
former Prime Minister of Australia
acknowledges Aniela
contribution
to Australia and Australian
Aboriginal
culture.
VIDEO: Hon. Bob Hawke
the former Prime Minister of Australia
acknowledging Aniela contribution to Australia.
2010
The
Best of Boyd exhibition
for public viewing and acquisition
made a lasting
impression on those that experience it
.
The exhibition of
80 paintings and bronze sculptures was officially opened by Tim
Goodman, Chairman Sotheby's Australia
and
widely canvas by Australian media.
2012
'A Century of Boyd'
exhibition
of paintings
and sculpture
for public viewing and acquisition.
-
Emma Minnie Boyd (1858-1936) paintings
the
daughter of Emma á Beckett Emma á Beckett (1838 - 1906) (nee Mills)
and the heiress of John Mills and wife Hannah
-
William Merric
Boyd (1888-1959)
paintings
eldest son of Emma Minnie and Arthur
Merric Boyd
-
Arthur Boyd
(1920-1999)
paintings
the eldest son of Merric and Doris
Boyd
-
Jamie
Boyd
(1948)
paintings and
sculpture
the son of Arthur Boyd and
wife
Yvonne
-
Nathaniel Boyd (1983) paintings and sculpture
the
youngest son of
Jamie Boyd and
wife
Helena
-
Lenore Boyd
(1954)
sculpture
daughter of Guy Martin Boyd (1923-1988) and
wife
Phyllis
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