Recent artworks

Niah Juella MCLEOD

Bana Gugaa Waraawara - Rain on stringy bark with fishing line string , 2025

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuin
Dimensions : 50 x 40 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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N° : 4896
In this work, Niah illustrates memories related to her non-Aboriginal grandfather, who ran a fly-fishing school in Jindabyne, in Monaro country:"It is thanks to him that I have so many memories of this region. The Stringy Bark is our emblematic tree,...
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Niah Juella MCLEOD

Bhwerwherra - Swan Lake , 2025

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuin
Dimensions : 50 x 40 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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N° : 4895
In Bherwherra – Swan Lake, Niah Juella McLeod transports us into a landscape steeped in mystery and memory. Swan Lake, locally known as Bherwherra, resonates with the croaking of frogs, creating an almost ritualistic atmosphere that the artist transl...
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Niah Juella MCLEOD

Bana Gugaa Waraawara - Rain on stringy bark with fishing line string , 2025

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuin
Dimensions : 50 x 40 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
Price : Nous contacter/ Contact Us
N° : 4891
Through this painting, Niah Juella Mcleod revisits memories of her non-Aboriginal grandfather, who once ran a fly-fishing school in Jindabyne, on Monaro Country. “It’s thanks to him that I hold so many memories of this region. The Stringybark is...
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Niah Juella MCLEOD

Gugaa with Ngudjung Yugarang - Stringy bark with mothers heartbeat , 2025

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuin
Dimensions : 50 x 40 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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N° : 4888
When Niah paints Gugaa with Ngudjung Yugarang – Stringy Bark with Mother's Heartbeat, she lets the rhythm of the mother’s heartbeat resonate through every line. Mother's Heartbeat is the guiding thread of her work, the first series she explored, and...
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Niah Juella MCLEOD

Gugaa - Stringy Bark , 2025

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuin
Dimensions : 106 x 76 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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N° : 4869
Niah uses a visual symbolic language, both codified and alive, forming a cornerstone of Niah’s stylistic approach. This language lets her weave narratives that are at once personal and collective, each work resonating with the memory of the land, the...
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Niah Juella MCLEOD

Gugaa with light - Light on stringy bark , 2025

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuin
Dimensions : 76 x 106 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
Price : Nous contacter/ Contact Us
N° : 4865
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In progress

At the gallery

Niah Juella McLeod, Doonooch Mabra - Owl Eyes

The Arts d'Australie • Stéphane Jacob gallery is pleased to present ‘Doonooch Mabra – Owl Eyes | In the Wake of the Owl’, the first solo exhibition in France by Aboriginal artist  Niah Juella...

16 October 2025 - 17 January 2026

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News

Webinar

Les jeudis de l'art aborigène

As part of ‘ JEUDIS DE L'ART ABORIGENE ,’ Stéphane Jacob-Langevin will host a videoconference presenting the exhibition " Niah Juella McLeod, Doonoo... Read more

23 October 2025

Event

Starting Sunday

During Paris Art Week, the gallery will be open exceptionally on Sunday 19 October from 11am to 6pm and will host a series of events with Niah Juella... Read more

19 October - 25 October 2025

Event

Opening

The Arts d'Australie • Stéphane Jacob gallery invites you to the opening of the solo exhibition:' Niah Juella McLeod, Owl Eyes - Dans le sillage d... Read more

18 October 2025

Event

Preview

Arts d'Australie • Stéphane Jacob gallery is delighted to invite you to a preview of the opening of the solo exhibition: ' Niah Juella McLeod, Owl E... Read more

16 October 2025

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Selection of the month

Galerie Arts d'Australie Stéphane Jacob

 Founded in 1996 in Paris by Stéphane Jacob-Langevin, Arts d’Australie • Stéphane Jacob is one of the first French galleries entirely dedicated to Aboriginal art and Australian Western art. Originally located in an intimate apartment, it offers a welcoming space where enthusiasts and collectors can discover Aboriginal creations through presentation evenings. The gallery represents a wide variety of artists from all regions of Australia, helping to promote the recognition of this ancestral and contemporary art in a privileged setting. 

 Since 2022, the gallery has strengthened its visibility by moving to the Marais, in the heart of Paris. Stéphane Jacob-Langevin is recognized in Europe as an expert in Aboriginal art, collaborating with prestigious museums such as the Musée des Confluences in Lyon, Les Abattoirs in Toulouse, the MEG in Geneva, and the Quai Branly in Paris to enrich their collections. He has also curated thematic exhibitions, such as “Australia: Defending the Oceans…”, first presented in Monaco and then in thirteen institutions, including the United Nations. The gallery also publishes reference books on Aboriginal art and monographs of artists.