Recent artworks

Cathy FRANZI

Straits Rhododendron , 2025

Art : Western
Origin : Sydney
Dimensions : 47,5 x 20 x 20 cm
Medium : Ceramic
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N° : 4776
Dr Cathy Franzi is an Australian ceramic artist renowned for exploring the intersection of art, science, and the environment through representations of Australian flora. Drawing on her background in both science and visual arts, she collaborates with...
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Kershini Collins NAPALJARRI

Ngatijirri Jukurrpa (Budgerigar Dreaming) , 2024

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Yuendumu
Dimensions : 76 x 61 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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N° : 4762
According to the legend, during the Dreamtime, the creation period for Aboriginal people, the Ngatijirri (parrots) embarked on a journey from east of Yuendumu toward the west. Each time the ancestral group of birds reached their destination, they hel...
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Philip GUDTHAYKUDTHAY

Long Yam and Two Pythons , c.1970

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Ramingining
Dimensions : 82 x 53 cm
Medium : Natural pigments on bark
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N° : 4644
In this painting on bark, Philip Gudthaykudthay depicts a yam and two snakes.Yam is a staple of the aboriginal diet and, as such, is associated with ceremonies of augmentation. Pythons occupy an important place in Dreamtime mythology, associated...
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Abie Loy KEMARRE

Bush Leaves , 2023

Art : Aboriginal
Origin : Utopia
Dimensions : 95 x 89,5 cm
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
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N° : 4492
Abie Loy is one of the new generation of artists living in the Utopia community, in the heart of the Australian desert. She began painting in 1994 on the advice of her grandmother, the famous Kathleen Petyarre, who guided her in her first works, insp...
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In progress

At the gallery

Shaping the Invisible

We look forward to seeing you at our first exhibition of the year ‘ Shaping the Invisible| Façonner l'invisible ’ from 7 February to 30 May 2026 Preview on Thursday 5 February from 5pm to 9pm O...

05 February - 30 May 2026

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News

Webinar

Les jeudis de l'art aborigène

As part of the “THURSDAYS OF ABORIGINAL ART” and ahead of our participation in Art Paris Art Fair , a videoconference will be hosted on Thursday,... Read more

26 March 2026

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 " Façonner l’invisible | Sha... Read more

19 February 2026

Gallery

Exceptional closure

The gallery will be closed from Thursday 22nd to Tuesday 27th January inclusive. Reopening scheduled for Wednesday 28th January 2026. We look forwa... Read more

22 January - 27 January 2026

Gallery

Reopening

The gallery reopens on Tuesday, 6 January. At the start of this new year, we wish you all the very best and are delighted to welcome you back for... Read more

06 January 2026

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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.