Most of Bali’s museums and galleries are centred in Ubud, but culture and history rich Bali is peppered with museums and galleries - all individually interesting! These museums and galleries offer paintings, wood carvings, textiles and all kinds of souvenirs for viewing and also purchase.
The Museum Puri Lukisan in centre of Ubud, the Neka Museum in Campuhan, Seniwati Gallery and Agung Rai Museum in Pengosekan are a must, to see the difference between creative art and more commercial products.
The Museum Puri Lukisan in centre of Ubud, the Neka Museum in Campuhan, Seniwati Gallery and Agung Rai Museum in Pengosekan are a must, to see the difference between creative art and more commercial products.
Central Bali
Museum Puri Lukisan, Ubud
Founded by Rudolf Bonnet and Cokorda Gde Agung Sukawati, Ubud’s Museum Puri Lukisan houses a permanent collection of Balinese painting from the turn of the century.
Founded by Rudolf Bonnet and Cokorda Gde Agung Sukawati, Ubud’s Museum Puri Lukisan houses a permanent collection of Balinese painting from the turn of the century.
Museum Neka, Ubud
The superb Neka Museum, in Campuan, is another excellent museum, with marvelous collections of traditional Balinese paintings by local artists and foreign artists who lived in Bali; and items of modern Balinese art.
The superb Neka Museum, in Campuan, is another excellent museum, with marvelous collections of traditional Balinese paintings by local artists and foreign artists who lived in Bali; and items of modern Balinese art.
Museum Nyoman, Ubud
This three storey museum in Mas village follows the conception of Tri Angga, that is, the three parts of human body.
This three storey museum in Mas village follows the conception of Tri Angga, that is, the three parts of human body.
Museum Agung Rai, Ubud
Sprawling all over six hectares, the Museum Agung Rai was built based on the concept of a “living museum”. It displays paintings and holds stage presentations for various art forms
Sprawling all over six hectares, the Museum Agung Rai was built based on the concept of a “living museum”. It displays paintings and holds stage presentations for various art forms
Seniwati Gallery of Art by Women
This gallery was established in 1991 by Mary Northmore, the very personable wife of famous painter Abdul Azis
This gallery was established in 1991 by Mary Northmore, the very personable wife of famous painter Abdul Azis
Southern Bali
Museum Negeri Propinsi Bali, Denpasar
It has interesting exhibits of traditional tools, crafts, masks and costumes from all over Bali; and displays archaeological items and a collection of ethnographical exhibits.
It has interesting exhibits of traditional tools, crafts, masks and costumes from all over Bali; and displays archaeological items and a collection of ethnographical exhibits.
Museum Le Mayeur, Sanur
All displays and exhibits are from the collection of Le Mayeur’s paintings.
Museum Manusa Yadnya, Taman Ayun
All displays and exhibits are from the collection of Le Mayeur’s paintings.
Museum Manusa Yadnya, Taman Ayun
Northern Bali
Museum Gedong Kirtya, Singaraja
This wonderful museum in Singaraja is a display of thousands of ancient Balinese letters in chronological order; the kakawin, or old Balinese poetry; and the geguritan which written on the palm leaf.
This wonderful museum in Singaraja is a display of thousands of ancient Balinese letters in chronological order; the kakawin, or old Balinese poetry; and the geguritan which written on the palm leaf.
Western Bali
Museum Subak, Tabanan
An interesting display to take note of is Bali’s typical watering system, called Subak, the museum’s namesake.
An interesting display to take note of is Bali’s typical watering system, called Subak, the museum’s namesake.
Museum Gedong Area, Gianyar
This museum’s collection is dedicated to archaeological items reflecting the history of Bali’s cultural development.
This museum’s collection is dedicated to archaeological items reflecting the history of Bali’s cultural development.
Eastern Bali
Museum Seni Lukis Klasik, Klungkung
This museum is owned by the talented Nyoman Gunarsa, and is used as an outlet by the man himself to exhibit his masterpieces, completing the museum’s collection, which documents the classical paintings of Bali.
This museum is owned by the talented Nyoman Gunarsa, and is used as an outlet by the man himself to exhibit his masterpieces, completing the museum’s collection, which documents the classical paintings of Bali.
Museum Manusia Purba, Gilimanuk
The Museum Manusia Purba, at the western end of Bali, was established in 1990s. It all began with an archaeological expedition of Dukuh Cekik in 1962, by R.P. Soejoeno from the Bali Archaeological Service.
The Museum Manusia Purba, at the western end of Bali, was established in 1990s. It all began with an archaeological expedition of Dukuh Cekik in 1962, by R.P. Soejoeno from the Bali Archaeological Service.
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