The 10 Best Art Museums in Indonesia, Indonesia

Purpa Fine Art Gallery offers a unique collection of contemporary art by both established and emerging artists. We have represented most of the artists, not only Indonesian artists but artists of all nationalities who live in Bali or spend time here. Some of the artists are now recognized worldwide such as Walter Spies, Antonio Blanco, Hans Snell, I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, Miguel Covarrubias, Arie Smit, Krijono and many others. It has been our goal to work with our artists for the long term, assisting them through their careers by exhibiting their works at our gallery and placing them in prominent collections. We strive to present works by emerging and mid career artists that inspire, excite, and intrigue our diverse clientele. Ari Purpa

This extraordinary collection exhibits unique and precious art and antiques which bring the past back to life and covers 2000 years of Indonesian history. Each room features a different themed display, such as Balinese artifacts, furniture, textiles, gold, Chinese porcelain, tribal cultures, and even colonial and European furnishings. Open every day. Only guided tours. Four tours daily starting: 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM. Estimated time per tour: 1.5 hour. For Reservation: Please contact Tanah Merah Art Resort to book your guided tour prior to your visit.

Andis art Gallery was established in 1990, located at Jl. Tanah Abang IV/14, Central Jakarta, is one of Indonesian's leading art galleries. Andis art Gallery is home to a world Art, we are presents fine art, modern art, contemporary art and many more. Andis Art Gallery’s is aimed to be a place of inspiration, through our collection, programs and exhibitions.

Art Museum dedicated for the work of Ida Bagus Njana and Ida Bagus Tilem, as well as Ida Bagus Tilem's private collections which include antiques, sculptures, and paintings

Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) was established for a purpose. Founded by Agung Rai, a Balinese who has devoted his life to the preservation and development of Balinese art and culture, the museum was officially opened on June 9, 1996 by Prof. Dr. Ing. Wardiman Djojonegoro, Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia. The museum is administered by ARMA Foundation set up on May13th 1996. The museum hosts regular performance 4 times a week, A learning center for local children to mastering their traditional dance skill, Cultural activity available for visitor. The entrance fee inclusive of free coffee or tea at any Kafe Arma or ARMa Thai restaurant.

​Visiting the Pasifika art collection is one of a time opportunity to relax in an oasis of tranquillity and to view an extraordinary collection of paintings and other artworks. It is housed in an exquisite modern Balinese building designed by Popo Danes, one of the most celebrated Balinese architect. There will be Indonesian and Balinese artworks but also numerous paintings by those bohemian artists who came from Europe and other parts of the world starting from the 1930s, succumbing to the spells of the enchanting tropical Island. Stroll in the well-manicured garden, take some selfies, taste local delicacies with a 'kopi Bali', and above all enjoy the art. For a complete Bali experience, come and visit Pasifika.

NuArt Sculpture Park primarily exhibits the works of the sculptor Nyoman Nuarta that spans from the beginning of his career to the latest masterpieces. The 3 hectares park was specifically designed to nurture the development of Indonesian art, design and culture.