‘Green Hours’ panel talk is part of ‘BIOPHILIA: Shattering Illusion’ programming. The discussion is dedicated to exploring topics of sustainable living, environmental conservation, and the transition to a greener future. In this episode, our panel will discuss "Sustainable Solutions for a Better Tomorrow," focusing on practical steps individuals and businesses can take to promote sustainability in their daily lives and operations. Discussing that art contributes to ecology by raising awareness, educating and inspiring action, promoting a connection with nature, celebrating biodiversity, using sustainable materials, engaging communities, and documenting environmental changes.
Moderator: Andini Effendi, Featured speakers: Alvin T ( Founder/Creative Director Alvin T Furniture), Jagad Marcelleno (Climate Activist), Vincent Colonna-cesari (Enkko Founder), Bijaksana Junerosano (Waste4Change Founder)
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Saturday, March 9th 2024 | 3PM – 5PM
ISA Art Gallery Wisma 46
Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, 10220, Jakarta, Indonesia
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Gallery open Hours:
Until April 15th, 2024
Tuesday – Saturday | 11AM – 6PM
ISA Art Gallery Wisma 46
Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 1, 10220, Jakarta, Indonesia
‘Ireland's Eye’ is an exhibition featuring artists based in Ireland, shedding light on the intricacies of our increasingly interconnected yet polarized world. Through the diverse perspectives of Patryk Gizicki, Katerina Gribkoff, Ethan McGarry, Asha Murray, and Jan O Connell, the exhibition delves into pressing issues such as globalization, climate change, social inequality, rapid technological change, and the concept of 'home' in Ireland today. Each artist offers nuanced perspectives, prompting viewers to reflect on the complexities of modern society and their own place within it.
Open hours:
March 18th - April 12th, 2024
Monday – Friday | 8AM – 6PM
World Trade Center 2
Jl. Jendral Sudirman, Kav 29-31 Jakarta, Indonesia
‘Harmony in Hues’ exhibition boldly ventures beyond conventional boundaries, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the captivating intersection of colors, culture, and Islam. Featuring seven distinct styles of esteemed artists: Agus Zimo, Arahmaiani, Carla Agustina, Faisal Kamandobat, Nasirun, and Prihatmoko Moki—they go beyond the mere exploration of visual harmony and showcase the integration of vibrant local culture and Islamic traditions. The exhibition is an invitation to witness both the timely and timeless beauty of Indonesian culture through the lens of Islam.
Open hours:
March 12th - May 31st, 2024
Monday – Friday | 8AM – 6PM
World Trade Center 3
Jl. Jendral Sudirman, Kav 29-31 Jakarta, Indonesia
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In support of VastuHome’s reopening, ISA Art Gallery has collaborated with the modern European furniture showroom to showcaseISAartistsin conjunction with the launch of their new collection. Come and help us give their team a warm welcome and enjoy food, music, and a cocktail party at VastuHome.
Opening party:
March 7th, 2024 | 4PM – onwards
VastuHome
Jl. Pakubuwono VI No.79 11
Jakarta Selatan
In line with our dedication to sustainable art, we are thrilled to introduce a satellite installment of ‘BIOPHILIA: Shattering Illusion’. Our mission surpasses merely showcasing the artistic brilliance of eco-friendly artworks; we aim to challenge conventional perceptions and elevate the status of environmentally conscious art in the broader artistic dialogue. Participating artists include Ines Katamso, Mulyana, Plastik Kembali, and REEXP. By championing upcycled and eco-friendly art, we advocate for a more sustainable and inclusive approach to artistic expression, urging both artists and audiences to reconsider the materials and processes involved in creating meaningful artwork.
Open Hours:
March 8th - 11th, 2024 | 10AM – 10PM
Townhall, IDD PIK 2
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Alexander Sebastianus is showcased in the ‘Between The Lines’ exhibition, an exploration of how contemporary artists engage with textiles. The title of the exhibition alludes to the material essence of textiles, composed of interwoven lines known as warp and weft, symbolizing histories, cultures, and traditions. These elements serve as vectors that the artist has transformed into fresh narratives for the present day. In this showcase, Sebastianus demonstrates his adeptness in reimagining the traditional ikat technique to craft ethereal abstractions. Describing his approach, he explains it as “painting memories in formless colors and haze, blurring the essence of what we can remember.”
February 29th - May 26th, 2024
Tuesday to Saturday | 6PM – Late
Appetite
72A Amoy St, Singapore, 069891
Hadassah Emmerich is featured in the ‘What if Women Ruled the World? Part II’, an exhibition based on an often-repeated hypothetical question: What would happen if governance was characterized by female traits? This is not posed to advocate for the establishment of a matriarchy but to prompt reflection on whether an alternative to the prevailing patriarchal paradigm exists, which appears to be steering the world towards climate catastrophe, environmental decay, and war-induced devastation. Additionally, the exhibition serves as a reassessment of art history, particularly in countries like Greece, where numerous women artists have been marginalized or overlooked for years.
March 8th 2024
Tuesday to Sunday | 11AM – 7PM
EMST The National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens
Avenue Kallirrois & Ambr., Frantzi, Athens, 11743
Rose Cameron's private exhibition, hosted by esteemed collector Marina Hahn in Brooklyn, is a testament to her exceptional talent and unique artistic vision. The event brought together a captivating blend of art collectors and enthusiasts, creating an evening filled with inspiration and appreciation for the arts. Guests were treated to an array of her mesmerizing works, each piece a masterful exploration of lines and color, showcasing her distinct artistic style. Amidst this visual feast, Cameron's artistic approach delves into the tension between revealing and concealing aspects of her identity and her complex relationship with her past as a displaced young girl. Her exploration resonates with those who have experienced the pressure and trauma of being torn from love, family, and creativity, compelled to suppress and compartmentalize their lives in pursuit of new dreams. Yet, Cameron's vision offers hope—a realization that true fulfillment comes from releasing and reconnecting with one's truth, celebrating its uniqueness.
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