Exhibitions

Colour is fascinating. Some people believe that you can change your luck by putting on a colour that is favourable for your zodiac sign. Russian artist Wassily ...

When we talk about animals in Thailand, the undisputed star has to be the elephant, which is the kingdom’s national animal. In fact, white elephants are conside...

It seems fitting that we end our Jogja Joget series with a post on Art Jog 2016, our excuse for going to Jogja in the first place. It was the first time at Art ...

The Indonesian Visual Art Archive (IVAA) was a must-do on our list, as it's pretty well-known (plus P had an obscure Indonesian art point to research). IVAA is ...

It was a stroke of luck that, on our very last day in Jogja, Singapore artist Jimmy Ong (now resident in Jogja) suggested that we squeeze in a visit to the very...

Paper Trails: Southeast Asian Works on Paper, curated by Valentine Willie, was on show when we visited Sangkring Art Space. This medium-specific show brough...

Located in close proximity to other art venues, the Langgeng Art Foundation was one of the spaces on our checklist of places to see contemporary art in Jogjak...

  Menambah darah, kuat badan, tahan lama  (Increase blood, strengthen body, last longer) - this was the tagline for one of the earliest print ads for ...

The Sparkling Garden of Chinese Realism exhibition at the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum Having decided to proceed with a planned trip to Fukuoka, Japan despite rec...