WHAT’S ON AT ISA ART GALLERY IN JUNE, 2024
THEM Show
At ISA Art Gallery
June 13th – July 29th 2024
'THEM' is an exploration into the intricate and ever-evolving landscape of personal identities, where the amalgamation of internal narratives and external influences intertwine to shape the multifaceted essence of the self. Participating artists are Aiman, Alexander Hernandez, Ardi Gunawan, Davion Alston, Dzikra Afifah, Ezzam Rahman, Ghost Mountain Field, Grim Park, Henryette Louise, Jackson Farley, James Nguyen, Monique Yim, Naraphat Sakarthornsap, Sack Tin Lim, S. Klitgaard, Tamarra, and Vinny Castro. They go beyond the mere exploration of intricately woven threads of gender, sexuality, political ideology, racial and ethnic background, desire, and a myriad of other elements.
By showcasing a diverse array of perspectives and experiences, the exhibition aims to initiate meaningful dialogues and spark transformative change towards a more inclusive and accepting society.
June 13th - July 29th 2024
Tuesday – Saturday | 11AM – 6PM
ISA Art Gallery Wisma 46
Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia
Lost in Whimsy Wisdom: Interplay of Realities
At Omah Budoyo, Yogyakarta
June 26th – August 15th 2024
In the “Lost in Whimsy Wisdom: Interplay of Realities”' exhibition, ISA Art Gallery presents an exciting combination of various perspectives and a diversity of media. Bringing together six diverse artists; Ardi Gunawan, Bandu Darmawan. Beyond Crap, Fandy Susanto, Sillyindris, Urubingwaru the exhibition explores complex threads of society; deepening themes such as social technology, the art market, culinary culture, and even poetry. Through their imaginative and colorful approach, they examine the complexity and dynamics of these aspects of society, conveying profound messages with a light and engaging touch.
Each artist's unique perspective contributes to a collective narrative that transcends individuality, creating a harmonious discourse on the intersections of modernity, and human experience. "Lost in WhimsyWisdom: Interplay of Realities" invites viewers to immerse themselves in a multifaceted exploration that transcends the boundaries of artistic expression.
June 26th - August 15th 2024
Tuesday - Sunday | 10AM – 6PM
Omah Budoyo, Yogyakarta
Jl. Karangkajen No.793, Brontokusuman, Kec. Mergangsan, Kota Yogyakarta, DIY 55153
ISA ARTIST ON THE MOVE
Sinta Tantra & Yosefa Aulia
‘Fates and Furies’
At Appetite, Singapore
June 11th – September 8th 2024
‘Fates and Furies’ exhibition curated by Tan Siuli brings together works by artists that draw on myth, archetypes and art history, to express conflicted or ambivalent narratives, ranging from evocative personal vignettes, to seething political or social allegory.
Sinta Tantra and Yosefa Aulia, both emphasize the fluidity and interconnectedness of their experiences and environments. Yosefa Aulia connects past and future, self and others through visual representations of individuals and their surroundings and Sinta Tantra’s works are designed to subtly transform throughout the day, offering shifting moods and perspectives, in response to time and space.
June 11th - September 8th, 2024
Tuesday to Saturday | 6PM – Late
Appetite
72A Amoy St, Singapore, 069891
Ines Katamso & A.Sebastianus
‘Butterfly Eyes‘
At Tang Contemporary Art, Bangkok
June 22nd – August 11th 2024
Ines Katamso - ESQUISSE 3 (2024) A. Sebastianus - Nista-Mandala #02 (2024)
Ines Katamso and Alexander Sebastianus along with four other artists Berbrain, Panchat Yodmanee, Tos Suntos, Xiuching Tsay are prominently featured in the group exhibition 'Butterfly Eyes' in Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok. In this showcase, Ines Katamso's artistic practice delicately navigates the intersection of culture and nature, probing the essence of equilibrium within them. Her process unfolds from the microscopic realm of microbial dynamics to the broader scope of bio-historical analysis, delving into the evolution of belief systems and mythology. Complementing this, Sebastianus showcases his mastery in both modern photography and the traditional Javanese batik technique, seamlessly blending the two to craft artworks that serve as meditative conduits. Through innovative fusion, his creations offer viewers a space for contemplation, weaving together layers of memory to construct a cosmological tapestry that invites introspection and engagement.
June 22nd - August 11th, 2024
Everyday | 11AM – 7PM
Tang Contemporary Art, Bangkok
Room. 201 – 206, 2nd floor, River City Bangkok, 23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand
Yosefa Aulia & Ines Katamso
‘NOW’ exhibition
At RUCI Art Space, Jakarta
June 2nd – 30th 2024
Yosefa Aulia - The Skin of Things (2023) Ines Katamso - Intus 1 (2023)
RUCI Art Space will be celebrating their 10th anniversary with an exhibition featuring all the artist they have worked with. Our artists, Ines Katamso and Yosefa Aulia will be presenting works that offer a glimpse into their creative journeys. Yosefa Aulia's artistic endeavors not only blur the lines between the ordinary and the fantastical but also serve as a catalyst for introspection, inviting viewers to ponder the complexities of existence through the lens of her surrealistic creations. Meanwhile, Ines Katamso's deep-rooted exploration of the relationship between art and environmental awareness reflects a profound commitment to sustainability, urging audiences to consider the impact of their actions on the planet and embrace a more harmonious coexistence with nature.
June 2nd - 30th, 2024
Everyday | 11AM – 7PM
RUCI Art Space
Jl. Senayan No.63-65, RT.6/RW.6, Rw. Bar., Kec. Kby. Baru, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12180
Arahmaiani’s “The Flag Project '' installation is now gracing the grounds of Potato Head Bali. The installation extends and reimagines the experience of Arahmaiani's original performance art “Baleganjur” in the Potato Head courtyard alongside a procession of colorful flags. The flags were each handmade by Balinese communities for a project led by Arahamaiani.
As an artist and environmental activist, Arahmaiani was inspired by Yogyakarta communities in the wake of the devastating earthquake in 2006. Arahmaiani facilitated self-inquiry and dialogue among Yogyakarta communities through local wisdom. They created flags with native Jawiscript words, promoting harmony. The project has been replicated globally to facilitate conversations across different faiths, religions, and beliefs.
Monday - Sunday
9AM - 12AM
Potato Head Bali
Jl. Petitenget No.51B, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
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