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Jogja-Art-Weeks

Art & Culture 6 years ago

Posthumous tribute to Balinese artist Sukari a highlight of Jogja Art Weeks

Symbolically layered with meaning, and loaded with atmospheric energy, Sukari’s paintings are a meeting point between the sekala and niskala – the physical and non-physical worlds according to the Balinese philosophies.

Art & Culture 6 years ago

Artist Mulyana offers monster-knitting workshops during Ramadan

The knitted monsters from the workshop will be displayed at Monster Day #4, an event during Jogja Art Week in July and August.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Afghan artist's 'Iron Cocoon' lights up Jogja Art Week

Decapitated Buddha statues are an on-going theme throughout Iron Cocoon, in which Amin Taasha makes reference to the Taliban’s destruction of the monumental Buddhist statues in his homeland.

News 7 years ago

ARTJOG and Jogja Art Weeks not affected by Merapi eruption

Mount Merapi in Central Java experienced a phreatic eruption on Friday morning, a phenomenon caused by the heating and expansion of groundwater.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Artists, art lovers welcome Jogja Art Weeks

This year, more than 80 art galleries in Yogyakarta display the works of the city’s artists including senior artists such as Djoko Pekik, Heri Dono and Eko Nugroho to celebrate the Jogja Art Weeks festivities.

Art & Culture 8 years ago

ART|JOG|10 celebrates 10 years, features global artists

ART|JOG|10 Changing Perspectives opened with a limited preview on May 19 at the Jogja National Museum (JNM), Yogyakarta, officiated by GKR Mangkubumi, the eldest child of Yogyakarta Governor Sultan Hamengkubuwono.

Art & Culture 8 years ago

ART|JOG|10: Changing perspective

Themed “Changing Perspective,” the fair will exhibit emerging and established artists side-by-side, while featuring some of Indonesia’s hottest contemporary talents.

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