Jamie Boyd, the Boyd family important artist (19 November 1948 - 31 October 2025)
 

The enduring friendship between Galeria Aniela and the legendary Boyd family has been a defining force in our professional journey, marking over three decades of collaboration and shared artistic vision.

Arthur Boyd's legacy remains a focal point in the Australian art world. Our relationship with the legendary Arthur Boyd began in 1995. It has been a true privilege to nurture this friendship and host numerous exhibitions of the Boyd’s family profound work.
 

Current Highlights and Representation:

• Jamie Boyd (1948–2025): We deeply mourn the passing of Jamie Boyd, the son of Arthur and Yvonne Boyd. We continue to celebrate Jamie Boyd legacy as one of the family's most important international artists, honoring him as a paramount figure in their history.
   

• Ongoing Exhibitions and Support: 2025-2026, Galeria Aniela continues to champion the Boyd family's legacy, recently supporting the landmark 2025 summer exhibition, The Hidden Line: Art of the Boyd Women, held at Bundanon.
  
  Dear Aniela,
  I am writing to thank you for all your support for the launch of The Hidden Line: Art of the Boyd Women, myself and the team at Bundanon are very grateful to you for all your help in making such a significant exhibition possible. 

  Warmest regards,
  
  Meghan Kennedy  
  Curatorial Project Officer Bundanon Trust
   

Comprehensive Family Works: Galeria Aniela curates significant collections of works by the Boyd family, including prominent Australian artists such as Arthur Boyd, David Boyd, Guy Boyd, Jamie Boyd, and Lenore Boyd.

Historical Milestone Partnerships:

• In 1997, Galeria Aniela had the distinct privilege of hosting the landmark ‘Best of Boyd’ exhibition. This historic event marked the first time six members of the artistic dynasty - Arthur Boyd, Guy Boyd, David Boyd, Jamie Boyd, Lenore Boyd along with Tessa Perceval exhibited together under one roof. Comprising 100 paintings and 40 bronze sculptures, the exhibition garnered major national attention, featuring on the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald and in dedicated segments on ABC TV’s Australian National News and Sunday Afternoon.
   

• In 2000, Galeria Aniela Fine Art Gallery had the honor of holding the John Perceval Retrospective. Featuring 80 works spanning 1946 to 1999, the exhibition was a major media event, famously captured by the ABC TV National News, who flew the Australian National News crew to the gallery's Sculpture Park by helicopter to document the opening. Exhibition Dates: August 19 – October 19, 2000. Media Coverage: Reported by senior journalist Anne Maria Nicholson for ABC TV. Opening: Officially opened by Justin Miller Chairman of Sotheby’s Australia on August 19, 2000.
   

• In 2002, Galeria Aniela Fine Art Gallery hosted a major retrospective for Charles Blackman. This landmark Blackman Retrospective, curated by Blackman Trust curator Walter Granek, gained significant national recognition and was featured on SBS TV's Art-Scream. Historical Legacy: As of 2025, Charles Blackman (1928–2018) remains one of Australia's most beloved figurative artists, and this retrospective is a key part of his exhibition history. 
   

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