The biannual Bali Artists Camp 2016 is back again to the island, bringing together Indonesian and Australian artists to present their work. Besides showing Bali
Meet Ayu Feny, one of the most talented emerging female artists the island has. Born into a family of painters, it is no surprise that
The Oberoi Bali is back to present another Balinese traditional artist with their latest exhibition titled “The Inner Brightness”. This exhibition displays the works of
Griya Santrian Gallery hosts an exhibition by a young Balinese artist, Oka Astawa. Titled “Palemahan”, this exhibition presents the artist’s thoughts about nature, as well
Children are what inspires Atmi Kristiadewi the most. As an artist, she takes her own experiences as the guideline through her artistic journey. On the
Art Patio hosts an exhibition titled “Femin’Art”. This exhibition is presented by ten women who have different backgrounds, cultures and ages. These differences are reflected
Charcoal for Children is a yearly program that uses LagiLagi DIY charcoal to fuel creativity amongst children. The program is organized by CushCush Gallery, focusing
Teja Astawa is a Balinese artist who lives and works in Sanur. His stories are told in a thematic series, with his painting inspired by
Three Indonesian artists talk about love in an art exhibition titled “Love is Blind Huh!”. Held at Artotel Sanur, this exhibition sees BOMBDALOVE, Suku Tangan
Tonyraka is back to present an exhibition titled “Retouch”. This exhibition showcases the works by five local artists; AA Gede Darmayuda, Sri Wahyuni, I Nyoman
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