The National Gallery of Indonesia stands as the center of contemporary art, championing Indonesia's rich cultural identity through the universal language of visual arts. Situated in Central Jakarta, the National Gallery of Indonesia was meticulously constructed and developed over three distinct periods: the Old Order, the New Order, and the Reformation era. Embracing a diverse spectrum of modern art forms, including installation art, media art, and alternative media, the National Gallery of Indonesia serves as a catalyst for innovation and experimentation among contemporary artists. It pushes the boundaries of artistic expression, reflecting the dynamic cultural landscape of Indonesia.
The National Gallery of Indonesia is committed to the preservation of Indonesia’s artistic heritage through the meticulous collection, documentation, care, maintenance, and presentation of national artworks. This dedication ensures that these artistic treasures will be cherished and studied by generations to come
