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OPPO Art Jakarta Virtual 2020, Southeast Asia’s first virtual art fair, has extended its run for their second edition, expected to last another two months. Artemis Art is one of the participants, and as such we have updated our OPPO Art Jakarta Virtual 2020 posting to reflect the artworks exhibited as part of the art fair’s extended run.
Young artist Kimberley Boudville is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Singapore, attending the prestigious Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). This feature article showcases her latest series of artworks, visually suspending the passage of time, and retaining memories of utmost importance to her.
For artwork enquiries or additional information about the art fair, contact us via email at [email protected].
Although OPPO Art Jakarta Virtual 2020 has officially ended, you may still view our participation in Southeast Asia’s first virtual art fair via our updated fair feature page. We have included artworks from all four iterations of the fair by the four participating artists.
For artwork enquiries or additional information about the art fair, contact us via email at [email protected].
NEW!
Following Conversation with Basquiat, the first part of a two-part tribute exhibition to Jean-Michel Basquiat, Artemis Art presents our section of Part 2, Letter to Basquiat. The exhibition is part of our international collaboration project with three other galleries, under the Asia Contemporary Art Program umbrella. The exhibition is currently showing at Greydea Studio, Artemis Art’s current go-to space for exhibitions, and continues its run until January 18 2021.
For artwork enquiries or additional information about the exhibition, contact us via email at [email protected].
The first solo exhibition is always an important milestone in an artist’s career. But for Kimberley Boudville, her debut solo is also important for another more personal reason. Included in this exhibition is a body of work that clearly demonstrates this young artist’s versatility in mediums and work forms, and bodes well for fantastic career ahead.
For artwork enquiries or additional information about the exhibition, contact us via email at [email protected].
In June 2019, Malaysian visual artist Ajim Juxta achieved an important milestone in his artistic career with Distopians, his first international solo exhibition, hosted by Vinyl On Vinyl Gallery in Manila, Philippines. Dystopians + features works from that exhibition, but with an expanded collection to include other drawings and paintings that were featured in international art fairs and exhibitions abroad, but most of which have not been shown in Malaysia.
For artwork enquiries or additional information about the exhibition, contact us via email at [email protected].
Laksamana Ryo is a Yogyakarta-based artist whom we have been showing fairly regularly in our international art fair participations. Ocean Eyes is the artist’s third solo exhibition and is currently being shown at Langgeng Art Foundation in Yogyakarta, in collaboration with Artemis Art. The exhibition features artworks created specifically for the solo, and also the debut of Ryo’s first premium limited edition custom toy.
For artwork enquiries or additional information about the exhibition or the artist, contact us via email at [email protected].
ONGOING ONLINE EXHIBITION
Artemis Art is pleased to present the Hanafuda Shouzoku collection works by award-winning fine art photographer Shinya Masuda, our first collaboration with the artist since we hosted his debut solo exhibition Katsuko back in 2016.
Ten works from this award-winning series have been selected by the artist for us to show, and each of them is available for purchase as a limited edition archival print. The Hanafuda Shouzoku collection is the latest of our growing online exhibition features, as we sit out the currently instituted movement control order in Malaysia, due to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic.
For additional information about the exhibition or the artist, contact us via email at [email protected].
ONGOING ONLINE EXHIBITION
The COVID Surreality online exhibition has been updated to include a link to the virtual exhibition space (hosted on Artsteps.com), plus a walkthrough video for those unable to access the virtual exhibition.
Artemis Art is pleased to announce our latest online exhibition, COVID Surreality. The exhibition features a collection of photography works showing a lighter side to life in lockdown, according to Copenhagen-based Malaysian artist Amir Zainorin. COVID Surreality began on Friday, May 15 2020, with the exhibition webpage going live at Noon. We’re offering limited edition prints for sale that you may purchase through our webstor. For additional information, contact us via email at [email protected].
Our Webstore is now Live! Selected artworks from our backroom collection as well as from selected exhibitions have been made available for online purchase.
We will continuously be improving the webstore’s offering and functionality, as we know that there is a lot of room for improvement. Let us know if there is a feature you’d like our webstore to have. For feedback, or more information on what’s on offer, contact us via email at [email protected].
Due to the COVID-19 situation in both Indonesia and Malaysia, we have postponed the physical collaborative exhibition MONOCHROME. Instead, visit the exhibition feature page for a virtual viewing of the artworks included, plus access to the publications that both Art Serpong Gallery and Artemis Art have prepared.
We will be posting updates on this website as well as on our Facebook page and other social media channels regarding the status of the exhibition. The postponement is regrettable but necessary to ensure the safety of everyone involved. For immediate enquiries you may email us at [email protected].