Bali’s artistic capital, Ubud is home to a vast array of galleries, museums and cafes hosting exhibitions. Nourish your appreciation for visual art with our free Art Exhibitions or, even better, come along for the opening night.
When Andy Syah Raya Saragih had the opportunity to live in London and Spain for six months, most of his days were spent studying in museums, libraries, and art galleries. …
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A solo exhibition by I Nyoman Arisana, i-NTERLEAVE presents nine works characterized by a stark interruption of the drawing space by bold, solid colors — foreign objects and/or space distortion. …
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Bali Megarupa IV, exhibited 116 works in four locations: Gedung Kriya Art Centre Denpasar, Puri Lukisan Museum, Neka Ubud Museum, and the ARMA Ubud Museum. This year’s exhibition entitled RANU-WIKU-WAKTU, …
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Prasi is a variety of works of art using palm leaves as the medium. In the classical era, Prasi was included in the lontar (Bali’s Palm-Leaf Manuscripts) literary text with …
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Niluh Pangestu is a young Balinese artist who specializes in graphic arts techniques, especially linocut. In this showcase, we present the main work of the UWRF theme Memayu Hayuning Bawana, …
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The Words for Women project was initiated by a collage workshop conducted by Ika Vantiani in October 2015. There she asked participants a question, “What is one single word that …
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In response to the novel Yang Menari Dalam Bayangan Inang Mati by Ni Made Purnama Sari, artist Erica Hestu Wahyuni paints iconic illustrations of Bali in a naïvely innocent depiction. …
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The art exhibition Lukisan Sukma (Soul Painting) showcases paintings and prints by Susiawan. Using the visual language of abstraction that emphasizes the power of line and color, Susiawan expresses his …
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The word pentimento is derived from the Latin “paenitere” meaning to repent or to change your mind. In art “Pentimento” refers to the compositional changes made by an artist while …
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According to a 2021 World Bank report, over 7.8 million tons of plastic are produced in Indonesia annually, making it the second-largest plastic waste producer after China. Approximately 83 percent …
Get ready to immerse yourself in a literary celebration like no other as the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival (UWRF) returns for its momentous 20th anniversary festival from 18-22 October …
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