Gallery Lukisan will be present at the Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2015.
October 29 – November 1, 2014
Location:
Kromhouthal, Amsterdam Noord,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
06
Sep
2015
past events
06
Jul
2009
“colour wheel”
Exhibition
July 20 – August 29, 2009
CHQ Building, Dublin Docklands,
Dublin 1, Ireland
In this exhibition we present a snapshot of the diverse Indonesian art scene. It comes at no surprise that such a vast, divers country with 17,508 islands, 300 languages, rich cultural traditions, also produces a broad range of painting styles, images, scenes and colour pallette. In this show this diversity is our focus.
Various artists give their interpretation of life in modern Indonesia. All different but all with one common factor: their vibrant colours!
01
Oct
2014
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2014
Gallery Lukisan will be present at the Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2014.
October 30 – November 2, 2014
Location:
Kromhouthal, Amsterdam Noord,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
20
Jan
2014
Art in the Warehouse 2014, Rotterdam
Gallery Lukisan will be present at the Art in the Warehouse 2014, Rotterdam
February 5-9, 2014
Location:
Fenixloods 1, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
15
Sep
2013
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam
Gallery Lukisan will be present at the Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2013.
October 31 – November 3, 2013
Location:
Kromhouthal, Amsterdam Noord,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
11
May
2009
“rising sons from the archipelago”
Exhibition
June 4 – July 11, 2009
CHQ Building, Dublin Docklands,
Dublin 1, Ireland
Ida Bagus Putu Purwa is based in Bali. His inspiration comes from one of the most famous modern dancers in Indonesia. His paintings are all about movement, dynamics and intimate emotions.
Putut Wahyu Widodo, based in Semarang, Central Java, paints layer over layer, sometimes up to 10, to create images where subtle colours and visual effects build up the end result.
The CHQ Building earlier in at the opening of Gallery Lukisan, May 2009.
21
Jun
2009
Look out for Indonesia
Media
Article from the Irish Times,
Saturday June 20, 2009
by Gemma Tipton
Could you tell Irish art from French? What about American from Dutch at a glance? The internet and cheap air fares have changed the nature of Internationalism, as artists can now find their influences from far and wide with relative ease. Light and air temperature do change perceptions of oolour: it was always fascinating to compare the works the late Tony O’Malley painted in Ireland, with the ones from the Bahamas; but increasingly national boundaries are melting away.
Nevertheless, it’s interesting to pop down to CHQ in Dublin’s Docklands this month and see what Gallery Lukisan has to show. Specialising in modern Indonesiarn art, Rising Sons from the Archipelago is on until July 11th, and features work by Ida Bagus Putu Purwa, and Putut Wahyu Widodo. Dutchmen Sander Salim and Roel van Veggel, who run the gallery, say that Indonesia art is set to become the Next Big Thing, and while I’d be highly sceptical of buying art for that reason, the works on show are intriguing, Putut Wahyu Widodo’s, in particular, having a haunting beauty (pictured). Gallery Lukisan, CHQ, IFSC, see lukisan.art.
15
Apr
2013
Fascination
Exhibition in collaboration with Avantgarde Galerie Berlin
May 4 – June 12, 2013
Avantgarde Berlin
Nollendorfstraße 11-12, 10777 Berlin, Germany
A joined exhibition of Avantgarde Berlin gallery and Gallery Lukisan in Berlin with works on paper of Ida Bagus Putu Purwa (Indonesia) and sculptures of Marianne van Heeswijk (The Netherlands).