Nadi Gallery Gallery in Jakarta

A solo exhibition in which Saputra investigates processes of transformation and adaptation, presenting paintings on wheeled pedestals and wall-based constructions in resin, brick powder, and sand that challenge conventional distinctions between two- and three-dimensional work.

A solo survey drawing on Suwage's practice as a visual bricoleur, with works in oil, charcoal, and acrylic on linen and paper that weave together quotations from art history, personal iconography, and recurring motifs across different timelines.

A solo exhibition in which Untoro uses rain as a sustained metaphor for renewal and resistance to stagnation, presenting large-format oils alongside ballpoint works on cigarette boxes and an object work made from iron bar, stone, and stacked instant noodle packaging.

A group exhibition by members of the Sakato Art Community from West Sumatra, engaging postcolonial landscape discourse through painting, abstraction, and material experimentation, with works addressing mimicry, subversion, and the legacies of colonial visual conventions.

The first instalment of a planned series of biannual painting exhibitions, gathering twenty-one Indonesian artists across generations to present new works foregrounding craft, ideation, and the sustained relevance of painting in the contemporary Indonesian context.

A solo exhibition marking the 80th birthday of the poet and public intellectual Goenawan Mohamad, comprising paintings, paper works, and tridimensional installations created over two years, presented concurrently at Nadi Gallery and the Salihara cultural centre in South Jakarta.