artist Archives – Page three of 3 – GALLERY LUKISAN
Galeri Hadiprana is the longest working gallery in Jakarta, selling nice artwork in Indonesia. Born out of founder Hendra Hadiprana’s search for beauty in the complicated, damaged city of Jakarta after he returned residence from studying within the Netherlands, this gallery survived the financial turmoil of the 1960s to deliver artwork to the appreciation of the wider public. Having advanced through the a long time, the gallery is now housed in a large, flexible space with movable partitions – befitting of a contemporary art institute.
Pieces embrace a 2D map sewn along with recycled plastics and fabrics, stunning jewelry hand-crafted from reclaimed plastics alongside the Pacific Rim shores and playful sculptures created from a variety of upcycled supplies. The Pitt Meadows Art Gallery is proud to showcase the superb work of young artists and their exploration of a wide range of themes and artwork mediums. The Children & Youth Art Exhibition runs until July 21 and features paintings created by native kids and youth between the ages of four-18. Pitt Meadows Art Gallery is happy to welcome artwork pieces by legendary Vancouver Canucks Goalie Richard “The King” Brodeur.
Rexer describes RIPE Art Gallery as a house for Long Island based artists whose work has a singular point of view, usually playful and sometimes shocking. Ripe Art Gallery is dedicated to presenting new, innovative and challenging artwork, and to showcasing underneath-represented, in addition to, seasoned artists.
While his paintings of Javanese Hindu and Buddhist temples are proven to be in style, … Read More
Canna Gallery showcases slicing-edge, revolutionary works, with past solo exhibits by notable Indonesian artists such as Suraji and FX Harsono. The latter’s exhibition, what we now have here perceived as truth we shall encounter some day as beauty was a robust response to the fraught sociopolitical history of the Chinese-Indonesians in his native East Java, and the forgotten victims of the massacres within the 1940s. Since Linda Gallery was founded in 1990 in Jakarta, it has been an lively industrial pressure within the Southeast Asian arts scene. With additional branches in Beijing, Shanghai, and Singapore, Linda Gallery specialises in Chinese up to date art, presenting the freshest work from across the area, and appearing as a platform for artistic change and communication.