“Birama 3/4” exhibition is a continuation of ISA Art Gallery’s presentation at Art Jakarta. The narratives woven by A. Sebastianus, Ardi Gunawan, Bandu Darmawan, Eun Vivian Lee, Galih Adika, Hadassah Emmerich, Ida Lawrence, Ines Katamso, Jumaadi, Luh De Gita, Rose Cameron, Sillyndris, Sinta Tantra, Tara Kasenda, and Yosefa Aulia reflect the relevant themes that have been the cornerstone of ISA’s dialogue between the artist and the collector and inspire a deeper connection to the diverse expressions of contemporary art.
May 10th - June 10th 2024
Tuesday – Saturday | 11 – 6PM
ISA Art Gallery Wisma 46
Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia
'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 artist Aiman, Alex Hernandez, Ung Cha, Adam Chau, Anne Samat, Ardi Gunawan, Ezzam Rahman, Ghost Mountain Field, Grim Park, Jackson Farley, James Nguyen, Monique Yim, Sack Tin Lim, Staver Klitgaard, Tamara Pertamina, 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.
The exhibition delves into the nuanced interplay between internal reflections and external forces that contribute to the construction and negotiation of human identity. 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 | 11 – 6PM
ISA Art Gallery Wisma 46
Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia
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Bandu Darmawan's new work explores the subjective nature of colorization methods used in scientific imaging (MRI) as part of his research on capturing imagery beyond the visible spectrum. Understanding the need to make complex data readable, pseudocolor—which depends on convention and is open to personal interpretation.
Darmawan aims to turn the distressing vision into visually pleasing pieces by applying colors he finds beautiful. By manipulating this, he explores the relationship between subjective experience and artistic interpretation, aiming to address and reduce the fear related to medical imaging.
Jumaadi is currently featured in the 'Tales of Land and Sea' exhibitionthat explore cross-generational experiences that examine mythical tales, storytelling, migration, and the experience of being a diaspora.
The intricate paintings by Jumaadi on buffalo skin and fabric are highlights such as longing, displacement, cultural connection, and belonging. The Eastern Bali Kamasan tradition served as his technique's inspiration, the figures' flattened perspective in Kamasan paintings, which were traditionally used in religious ceremonies.
Tales of Land and Sea
Opens now through June 16th, 2024
Wednesday - Sunday |10AM - 5PM
Bundanon Museum
170 Riversdale Rd, Illaroo NSW 2540, Australia
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