Gallerria - A Fine Art Gallery

Gallerria - A Fine Art Gallery Gallerria is a curated platform for contemporary art. We present original works by emerging and established artists from Australia and Nepal.

Gallerria is a premier art gallery dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of contemporary and traditional artworks. Our mission is to provide a platform for both emerging and established artists to display their creative expressions. With thoughtfully curated exhibitions, we aim to inspire, educate, and engage the community, fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts. Located in a vibrant cultu

ral hub, Gallerria offers a dynamic space where art enthusiasts can explore and connect with exceptional pieces from around the world. Join us in celebrating the transformative power of art at Gallerria.

Sky meets water, and the horizon slips away.With layered blues and open space, Jeewan Suwal creates a quiet study of ref...
30/08/2026

Sky meets water, and the horizon slips away.

With layered blues and open space, Jeewan Suwal creates a quiet study of reflection, distance, and stillness.

Acrylic on canvas
92 × 92 cm

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What happens when a landscape we have always known begins to change?In Melting Himalayas II, Asha Dangol reflects on the...
29/08/2026

What happens when a landscape we have always known begins to change?

In Melting Himalayas II, Asha Dangol reflects on the gradual transformation of Himalayan glaciers, bringing together the beauty of the mountains and the quiet urgency of environmental change. The work invites us to pause, look closer, and consider our relationship with a landscape that is constantly evolving.

Acrylic on Canvas | 61 × 91 cm

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Correlation Between Us by Muna BhadelA new work, soon to be part of an upcoming online exhibition.
28/08/2026

Correlation Between Us by Muna Bhadel
A new work, soon to be part of an upcoming online exhibition.

What is WitnessedWhat do we notice when a work leaves something unresolved?Karen Wiseman’s "What is Witnessed" brings to...
27/08/2026

What is Witnessed

What do we notice when a work leaves something unresolved?

Karen Wiseman’s "What is Witnessed" brings together layered mixed media, shifting forms, and open spaces to create a composition that feels suspended between presence and transition.

Rather than offering a fixed interpretation, the work leaves room for you to pause, look closer, and decide what you see.

Karen Wiseman
Mixed Media
30 × 42 cm

The Gathering of the Souls by Gisela Bolotin., an exclusive abstract work coming soon to Gallerria.See it soon in our on...
26/08/2026

The Gathering of the Souls by Gisela Bolotin., an exclusive abstract work coming soon to Gallerria.

See it soon in our online exhibition.

Aerial Perspective by Asha Dangol explores the changing relationship between land, water, form, and space through a shif...
25/08/2026

Aerial Perspective by Asha Dangol explores the changing relationship between land, water, form, and space through a shifting view from above.

The composition creates a sense of movement and distance, inviting us to look at the landscape from a different perspective.

Asha Dangol
Acrylic on Canvas
130 × 97 cm

The figure, reimagined.Gisela Bolotin explores the space between the body and abstraction, creating a work that feels bo...
24/08/2026

The figure, reimagined.

Gisela Bolotin explores the space between the body and abstraction, creating a work that feels both intimate and open to interpretation.

Coming soon, exclusively at Gallerria.com.

Three horses, each carrying its own rhythm. An original artwork by Rajendra Prasad Yakami, where movement, stillness, an...
23/08/2026

Three horses, each carrying its own rhythm. An original artwork by Rajendra Prasad Yakami, where movement, stillness, and character meet.

What happens when a moment is caught between movement and stillness?In What is Held in Time, Karen Wiseman brings togeth...
22/08/2026

What happens when a moment is caught between movement and stillness?

In What is Held in Time, Karen Wiseman brings together layered forms, textures, and open space in a composition that feels suspended, as though something is about to shift.

There is a quiet tension between what is held and what is left open. Each layer adds another trace, another possibility, inviting the eye to move through the work rather than settle in one place.

Karen Wiseman
Mixed Media
30 × 42 cm

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