
Rumination — a mini solo showcase by Rai Julian, tracing the quiet tension between introspection, memory, and the rhythm of everyday life.

KAMASANOLOGI Exhibition by The Racun, a collective from the Penawar Racun Arthandling team, this exhibition highlights their second visual study project about Kamasan.

Dreams are often understood as a realm where the subconscious speaks — a place where symbols, signs, and intuitive messages rise beyond our waking awareness. They reveal hidden layers of the self and, for many, are not merely imagination but experiences that echo from another dimension.
In this space between intuition and vision, dreams offer guidance, clarity, and inspiration — reflecting our emotions, inner landscapes, and our connection to the world around us.
Featuring Imam Sucahyo, Kuncir Sathya Viku, Mangku Muriati, Putu Wirantawan, Ruth Marbun.

Chaos / Bergolak — a mini showcase by Andre Yoga, exploring the tension between Balinese tradition and pop culture.

The ADGI Design Talks Presented by Paragoncorp full rundown is here including a panel discussion titled 'Designing from Homeground featuring Paras co-founder Krisna Sudharma.

'Denpasar Bercerita' will discuss the selected short stories chosen by the jury for the Denpasar Short Story Competition 2025: the reasons why these 10 short stories were selected, as well as general stories about the short story form. Following that, the event will continue with an exciting performance by several artists who will respond to these short stories.

An exhibition and collective activities bringing together the work of 100+ talented sketchers showcasing the heart of Indonesia on Urban Sketchers Bali 13th Anniversary in collaboration with Sketsa Nusantara.

The phrase ‘Longer, Linger & Angler’ might seem like a title, yet it functions as a layered invitation, an open field where making, writing, questioning, and spectral haunting blur into one another.
This exhibition, featuring the works of Xiuching Tsay (1993, Chonburi) and Pande Wardina (1995, Bali), does not seek to offer straightforward answers. Instead, it cultivates a space where the persistence of tradition becomes a site of inquiry-where the boundaries between memory and invention are porous, and where engaging with cultural material is inseparable from questioning.

Showcasing the works of Ade Itameda and Eka Mardiys 'home MADE' invites you to rethink the notion of Bali as the collective home, both for Balinese and outsiders.
As a wordplay, it is a call to Made (the stand-in of the Balinese name) to be aware of the ever-evolving home island. It is also a reference to Ade and Eka's works created in the Sekala studio as our home base, often also rooted in the traditions of the homeland.

Nonfrasa is delighted to present a group exhibition, ‘Sea Mogul, Run due, Calm me, Talk, Barrel Ear’. This group exhibition delves into the reciprocity between language, symbolism, and the imperfections that arise when words falter. Paraphasia, a linguistic phenomenon where unintended syllables or phrases emerge, disrupts the expected flow of communication. Yet, within this disruption lies a peculiar beauty, a space where misplaced words and lost meanings reciprocate opportunities for humor, poetry, and new interpretations.