DISCOVER TWO THAI GALLERIES, WARIN LAB CONTEMPORARY AND GALLERY CURU, AT ART JAKARTA 2026, BRINGING ENVIRONMENTAL ART, CONTEMPORARY ART, AND POP CULTURE TO THE REGIONAL STAGE
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‘SIMĀ,’ THE SECOND SOLO EXHIBITION BY CHAN CHAO-VACHARANONT SINVARAVATN, EXPLORES THE CONCEPT OF ‘BOUNDARIES’ THROUGH THE LENSES OF BUDDHISM, BELIEF SYSTEMS, LANDSCAPES, AND SPACES IMBUED WITH HUMAN-CREATED MEANING
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ART JAKARTA 2026 REAFFIRMS THE ROLE OF CONTEMPORARY ART FESTIVALS AS PLATFORMS CONNECTING ARTISTS, ART COMMUNITIES, THE INTERNATIONAL ART SCENE, AND AUDIENCES THROUGH FOUR KEY HIGHLIGHTS THIS YEAR
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WHEN HUMAN TIME DIFFERS FROM TREE TIME, ‘FORESTED FUTURE’ IS A DOCUMENTARY THAT INVITES US TO REFLECT ON OUR RESPONSIBILITY IN USING NATURAL RESOURCES AND CARING FOR FORESTS IN THE LONG TERM
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ART JAKARTA 2026 RETURNS WITH 75 LEADING GALLERIES FROM INDONESIA AND BEYOND, BRINGING SOUTHEAST ASIAN CONTEMPORARY ART TO THE GLOBAL STAGE
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‘MOORING’ INVITES US TO DROP ANCHOR AT FOUR POINTS ALONG THE JOURNEY, WHERE MEMORY, CULTURE, HISTORY, AND DRIFTING COME TOGETHER Read More
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WHEN STANDARDS BECOME THINGS WE ACCEPT WITHOUT QUESTION, MICHAEL SHAOWANASAI INVITES US TO DISMANTLE THOSE FRAMEWORKS THROUGH HUMOR, LANGUAGE, AND SATIRE IN THE EXHIBITION ‘FAAK’ Read More
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