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Galeria Aniela: A
selection of Major Exhibitions 1994–2022
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Founded in 1994, Galeria Aniela has garnered international acclaim for
showcasing world-class
artists,
hosting notable figures, and curating significant exhibitions. This archive
documents the gallery's rich history, artistic legacy, and impact from 1994 to
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2022
Galeria Aniela
on board for
the Southern Highlands ARTS Trail 2022
with artist
Jamie Boyd

Click
here to download your PDF ARTS Trail Map.
ARTS Trail
is held on the first two weekends of November over 80
artists in 51 studios and 8 Galleries across the
Southern Highlands.
This once-a-year opportunity to wander the Highlands
meeting artists, experiencing their work, and seeing how
they create.
Click here for Jamie Boyd full
interview at the 2022 November ARTS Trail

Jamie Boyd is a renowned international painter and
sculptor of a great inheritance, and the important
living artist of his family. His work is held in museums
and major collections including National Gallery of
Victoria, National Gallery of Australia, Bundanon Trust,
Queen Victoria Museum Launceston UK, The Tavistock
Centre London, University of South Australia, University
of Western Australia, Guildhall School Music and Drama
London, Art-Bank Sydney, Art Gallery and Museum in
Tasmania.
Jamie Boyd mentioned to Aniela: “I liked the interview –
“I thought I spoke quite well and I could almost hear
every word….and Cassie is very easy to speak to. Many
thanks and I look forward to talking soon. With love,
Jamie” |
Video: Jamie Boyd
painter and sculptor,
the son of
Arthur Boyd
In
Memoriam: We deeply mourn the passing of
Jamie Boyd
(19/11/1948–31/10/2025), a renowned international
painter, sculptor, and beloved friend.
We continue to celebrate
Jamie Boyd
legacy as one of the family's most important
international artists, honoring him as a paramount
figure in its history.
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2020
Arthur Boyd
100th Anniversary exhibition

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2018
Jamie Boyd
exhibition of
museum-quality
artworks of impeccable
provenance

Jamie Boyd art resonates worldwide
and is held by National Gallery of Victoria, National Gallery of Australia, Queen
Victoria Museum UK, Tavistock UK, Museum Tasmania and many more collections.
VIDEO Exhibition Tour with Jamie BOYD
VIDEO Interview with the artist, Jamie Boyd |
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2017
Jamie Boyd
exhibition


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2016 (22 April—22 May)
Charles Blackman
original works on paper from the his Studio
Charles Blackman
is
one the most significant artists.
Blackman
Alice's Journey
sold for $1,02 million|The
AGE
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2015
(10 Oct—31 Dec)
Mongolia
Interpreted


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The
exhibition
by
Gankhuyag Dolgordorj is officially open by
John McDonald, the Art Critic
for the Sydney Morning Herald and facilitated by
Jan Meek
former Senior Adviser National Gallery of Australia
Music: Ukulele Choir “NukeM”
| Lively music for your pleasure
"Mongolia
Interpreted"
is
the
first ever exhibition in Australia by a major Mongolian artist.
This an
exciting exhibition that explores
the artist's fascination with the
myths of Mongolia's past as well as the vastness of the landscape and soft airiness of the
natural fauna and flora—both of which govern the stroke of his brush and
inform his choice of colours.
Gankhuyag
has an inbuilt mastery of his canvas, which in
many of the works is wood. The exhibition includes a series of masterful
drawings that extend his theme in an exciting and moving way.
Gankhuyag's technique is both decorative and animistic at the same time mixing sand, stone
mud lime, calcium and oils onto the wooden panel and then burning the images of
the forest onto the highly toned and coloured surface. The result is magic!
The exhibition was curated by International Art Exhibition Co-ordinator Khaliun
Enkhjargal. Khaliun saw the artist raw talent. Gankhuyag has exhibited in
Mongolia and Hong Kong with instant success.


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6 June 2015—30 Feb 2016
Robin
Holliday |
Once-in-a-lifetime
experience!
Contemporary
Robin
Holliday Sculpture
exemplifies Modernism
Ukulele Choir “NukeM” music for your pleasure
Open by:
Roger Reddel MBBS, PhD, FRACP;
Lorimer Dods Professor and Director Head, Cancer Research
Unit;
Children’s Medical
Research Institute
The world’s greatest
molecular biologists
Robin
Holliday
PhD, FRS, FAA
made significant contributions to genetic research. Holliday's work is represented
in
collections
around the world
The Royal Society in London,
Institute Laboratory of Molecular Biology in
Cambridge,
Children Medical Research Institute in Sydney,
University of Sussex in UK,
Rockefeller University in
New York,
Macquarie University in Sydney
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2014 (12 April—30 July)
Jamie Boyd
'For the Love of Art'
PDF invitation
Following a very successful
career and prolific 2013 year, which saw Jamie Boyd travel
from London for three major exhibitions in
Australian Galleries, Melbourne,
Canberra Beaver Galleries in
Canberra
and
Red Hill Galleries inBrisbane,
we showcase his new release of modern paintings
as well as highlights from his most collectable series of
artworks.

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2012
The Century of
BOYD
exhibition
(24 March
to
30 June)
The exhibition is officially open
on Saturday, 24 March 2012 by
Bob Hawke, the
former
Prime Minister of
Australia.
Rarely
seen away from London Australian masterpieces now on view in Galeria Aniela fine
art gallery and Sculpture Park, in Kangaroo Valley, the only venue in Australia.
Many Australia’s important artworks, the enviable ‘A Century of Boyd’ collection
is too seldom seen in Australia. A ‘tour de force’ of few the most renowned Boyd
dynasty artists is proudly boast as one of the most inspiring exhibitions from
London and can be considered a new reference point for the artists work.
The
exhibition presents a rare perspective, personal and revealing, that kept
shaping the Boyd artistc legacy. It’s rare to be able to amalgamate such large
collection. The exhibition features over 100 artworks in particular paintings
and bronze sculptures of impeccable provenance and quality.
An opportunity to
acquire unique paintings and
bronzes of impeccable quality by some of
the most important Australian artists include
Arthur Boyd,
David Boyd,
Guy Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore
Boyd
and Nathaniel Boyd. |
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It
is 'a
once-in-a-life-time opportunity'
to view
Arthur Boyd
iconic,
previously
unseen ‘Lost Bride'
circa 1955
that pre-dates
the artist
original
Bride series.
The
'Lost Bride'
painting was
concealed on two pieces of board, screwed to the
base of
Arthur Boyd’s
art-trolley, and
discovered totally by chance, by his son
Jamie Boyd.
Despite of
the astonishing circumstances,
the
Lost Bride
painting has survived
almost six
decades, now for
the first time on
public viewing
NFS.
In
2012
Arthur Boyd ‘Bride' fetched $1.68 million.
The Boyd artistic dynasty began
in 1886 with the marriage of
Emma Minnie Boyd
à Beckett
(1858-1936)
and
Arthur Merric Boyd
(1862-1940).
Emma Minnie Boyd,
lively, beautiful, cultivated and compassionate was a successful painter,
married another highly regarded painter of his day,
Arthur Merric Boyd and
become
the founders of the Boyd artistic family. They
settled at Brighton Melbourne
and
had five children including
William Merric Boyd
(1888-1959) who become father of
Arthur Boyd
1920-1999,
David Boyd
1924-2011,
Guy Boyd
1923-1988).
Now
the only son of
Arthur Boyd
(1920-1999)
Jamie Boyd (1948),
represented in collections
around the
world, including
Queen Victoria Museum Gallery England,
The Tavistock Centre London
and
National Gallery of Victoria
is the most important living artist of the Boyd family.
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The 2010
Boyd Exhibition (24 March—31 May)
The exhibition is officially open
on Tim Goodman Chairman Sotheby's Australia
The enviable ‘A Century of Boyd’
collection is too seldom seen in Australia.
It’s rare to be able
to amalgamate the collection of such significance.
Rarely
seen away from London,
Australian masterpieces are now
in Galeria
Aniela
fine art gallery and Sculpture Park,
the only venue
in Australia to proudly
boast the
most inspiring
exhibition.

The 2010
Boyd
include
paintings and bronze sculptures
by Arthur Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie Boyd
are for the public viewing and acquisition. The beautiful
artworks
have
made a lasting impression
on those that experience it.
The exhibition is officially
Open by Tim
Goodman, Chairman Sotheby's Australia.
The collection
of impeccable provenance and quality,
feature over 100 original artworks including
paintings
and bronzes
from the private collection in London of the Boyd family.
The exhibition
presents a rare
perspective, personal and revealing, that kept shaping Boyd’s artists
own legacy.
It is
‘tour de force’ of the most renowned Boyd dynasty artists and can be
considered a new reference point for their work. |
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With
deep appreciation, we would like to thank the Media for their
willingness to embrace the historic exhibition to share it
with
the general public at large:
ABC News Online
| 22 March 2010
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by
Anne Maria Nicholson,
the
ABC TV senior journalist Current Affairs
Sydney Morning Herald
- The Boyd's Family
The Age online
| Boyd honoured by Google
THE AGE | 24 July 2010 | original
article |
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South Coast Register
| March 2010,
Boyd
Grand Opening
| photos
(
page 15)
by Frances Rand
South Coast Register | March 2010, Boyd Grand Opening |
photos (page
16)
by Frances Rand
Highland Post the Weekender
|19-21 March 2010 | by Tahnae Goldsworthy
ART-BEAT the Weekender Illawarra Mercury
|1-3 May 2010 | by Features Writer Emma Spillett
The Sydney Morning Herald Spectrum, The Planner | 8-9 May 2010 | by Journalist Lynne Dwyer
South Coast Style Magazine
| June 2010 | by Nicky Gordon
Highlife Southern Highlands Magazine
| April-May 2010 (page no. 62)
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by
Deborah McIntosh
Sculpture and the Enemies magazine
| April-May 2010
(page no.10) | by Editor Katherine Harrington
Highland Post TV Guide | 19 Mar - 23 May 2010
| by Tahnae
Goldsworthy
Radio FM
2ST | 19 Mar- 23 May 2010 | by Kylie Henry
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Ceaselessly
innovative and prolific, the collection embodies the
creative spirit of the modern age, yet for all the modernity of the
chosen artists, is deeply connected with the art of the past. Although
mostly portray Australian landscape Boyd’s artists never abandoned the
figure
and remained masters of painting as well as bronze sculpture. The
collection lays bare personal passions, desires and qualms, as well as
the
anxieties of the time and the fragility and resilience of human life
embracing some of the most iconic
series that include ‘Bride’, ‘Lovers’ ‘Europa’ and
‘Nudes’.
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2002 Historical Milestone
- Partnership with
Charles Blackman
(May to October)
Galeria Aniela
Fine Art Gallery
hosted a major
Blackman
Retrospective in 2002, featuring 80
works from 1945 to 1999, officially open by the
Executive Chairman
of Menzies Art Brand
Rodney Menzies.
This landmark exhibition was curated by
Walter Granek,
the curator of the
Charles Blackman
Foundation. The exhibition gained
significant national recognition and was featured on SBS
TV's
Art-Scream.
As of 2026,
Charles Blackman
(1928–2018) remains one of Australia's most beloved
figurative artists, and this retrospective is a key part
of his Historical Legacy.
VIDEO:
Charles Blackman
Retrospective TV SBS
Art Scream
ABC Art News,
ABC Net, Australian National News
The
Age, October

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2000 Historical
Milestone - Partnership with John Perceval
(19 August—29 October)
Galeria Aniela
Fine Art Gallery
has the honor and privilege to hold the
John Perceval
major Retrospective, featuring original artworks from
1937 to 2000, oil paintings, drawings and pastels.
The exhibition
is officially open
on 19th of August at 2.30pm, by
Justin Miller
Chairman of
Sotheby’s Australia (1999-2010).
This major art event
has been famously captured on Australian
National News.
Media Coverage:
Reported by senior journalist Anne
Maria Nicholson for ABC TV News.
VIDEO
Australian National News
Perceval
ABC TV.
Perceval 'Scudding Swans' sold for $552,500, a record for a
living Australian painter. In March 2010 Perceval Scudding
Swans sold for $690,000.
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The
Australian National TV News flew its crew by helicopter to
Galeria Aniela's Sculpture Park
to document Perceval's Retrospective exhibition. |
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1998
David
Fielding Gough Boyd
OAM
exhibition

David BOYD ‘Music and the Angels’
launched in Galeria Aniela (1998) hark back about the importance
of joy, love every day.
He created the new series ‘Music and the Angels’ to pay tribute
to his daughter Amanda, who suffered from the breast cancer and
regrettably passed away Saturday, 29 August 1998.
VIDEO
Part 1:
Australian WIN TV
David BOYD ‘Music and the Angels’
VIDEO Part 2: Australian WIN TV
David
BOYD ‘Music and the Angels
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1997 Historical
Milestone - Partnership
with
Arthur Boyd &
family (16
May—19 August)
A
landmark moment came in 1997 when,
Galeria Aniela had the distinct
privilege of hosting the landmark ‘Best of Boyd’
exhibition, comprising 100 paintings and 40 bronze
sculptures inside the gallery and through the Sculpture
Park.
The
exhibition was officially opened by the
Deputy Chairman of the
National Gallery of
Australia
Cameron O’Reilly
16 May 1997.
It was
a historic event, marking the first time six members of
the famous artistic family
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Arthur Boyd,
Guy Boyd,
David Boyd,
Jamie Boyd,
Lenore Boyd
along with
Tessa Perceval,
exhibited together under one roof.
This significant event garnered major national attention,
featuring on ABC TV’s
Australian National
News and
Sunday Afternoon
- a major media coup that secured an unprecedented
front page on the Sydney Morning Herald, a historic
first for any commercial art gallery in Australia.


VIDEO:
Sunday
Afternoon
Best of Boyd, ABC TV
in Galeria Aniela
VIDEO: Best of Boyd
Australian
National NEWS Galeria Aniela


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Three Decades of Fine Art Heritage and Global Acclaim
Founded in 1994, Galeria Aniela Fine Art has gained high
acclaim in Australia and internationally for featuring
world-class
artists
and hosting historic
exhibitions.
Distinguished Guests & Cultural Icons
Over the years, Galeria Aniela has had the unique
privilege of welcoming esteemed guests, celebrities, and
art patrons to our exhibitions. Featured below are
historic visits from international icon
Sir David Attenborough,
Cameron O’Reilly,
and former Australian Prime Minister
Bob Hawke.

Sir David Attenborough and Aniela Kos in Galeria
Aniela | Aniela Kos with Bob Hawke and
Blanche D'Alpuget
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What people say

Jamie Boyd, Aniela Kos
&
Cameron O’Reilly 1997
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Cameron Menzies 2023
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Anne Maria
Nicholson & Aniela
2014
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