We seek for the unknown, the unpredictable, the genuine, and the obsessively-creative-driven.
In order to disrupt dominant power relations acclaimed by the global west and nation-state view, these artists offer an optional artistic approach that has been imagined and articulated in their work. This attempt reflects and embodies ways of perceiving and sensing the surrounding to dismantling system under the dominant discussion of history, gender, representation, sovereignty and ethnography.
Curated and organized by RUBANAH Underground Hub, the exhibition features new works from nine young artists. The exhibition potters about the practices of each artists’ involved with the intention to unravel their practices and motivations.
showing: Anton Ismael, Chris Bunjamin, Leandro Quintero, Martin Westlake, Muhammad Fadli, Nadia Razak, Nate Lawrence. curated by Leandro Quintero text … More
Art and science have long coexisted, and are both essential in the way we understand and examine our world around us. In contemporary times both forces have converged, where creativity is crucial in understanding our scientific legacy using an artistic lens. Filippo Sciascia’s works are an enquiry into the relationship between art and science.
Bunga Yuridespita mencoba merenungkan identitas dirinya dengan menggunakan strategi representasi diri. Diri kemudian Ia representasikan dengan abstraksi dari ruang-ruang yang berkesan dalam memori pribadinya.
This exhibition departs from the archiving of the process of diorama-making in a number of national museums in Java that were made by Edhi Sunarso (1932-2016). Together with the artists in this exhibition, Hyphen — tries to uncover the complexity of procedural, bureaucratic, technical production, as well as the emotional struggle of creating the miniature of our national history.
(English below.) Praktik artistik Meliantha Muliawan (lahir 1992, Pontianak) dibentuk oleh observasinya atas relasi obyek-manusia sebagai jalan masuk untuk membahas … More
Amidst the mundane routines of life, the mind and body will always resist. The body will stop to sit and sleep. The mind will look for other realities through the making of fiction. In this exhibition, the work of Meliantha Muliawan is an attempt to recreate how fiction emerges to resist the predictability of life routines.
This exhibition brings you Irfan’s new body of works. He pushed himself to go beyond image-making and into experience-generating. Not that he exiled from his meticulous and highly calculated image production, but, this time his images actually needed us to be a part of it. Irfan’s installative works calls for us, humans, to coexist around them in order to be complete, to be concrete.
Togar tracks the time to explore various kinds of art practices that have been experimenting on sound matters around us. Two decades after our independence, when the New Order began to reign in power, concretism brought together the realm of music, visual arts and literature. This exhibition presents Togar’s search in form of artworks along with his intention to acknowledge all the artists that he had met while roaming this sound tracking.
