Agung Rai Museum of Art
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As an art buff (specifically in regional art), this museum blew me away. The collection of art, especially the modern art wong, is absolutely priceless. There are really showstopping large paintings, as well as ones by extremely renowned Indonesian artists that cannot be found online. These are artworks that other museums would foreseeably show as part of southeast Asian art exhibitions. The buildings seem to be purpose built to house artworks, and the level of ambition and design is what other national art galleries aspire towards. It is quite a feat to be keeping such a large and important collection, and although the conditions of some of the works is not the most ideal by western conservation standards, it appears necessary in keeping the artworks accessible to a large audience. An admirable endeavour. All the staff were very friendly, and extremely knowledgeable. We were admiring some of the outdoor art installations when we happened to bump into Mr Agung Rai himself, which is a delight. He is humble, quiet and relaxed.
Megan MiaoMegan Miao
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The museum, which is one of the famous tours of Ubud, has a large collection of famous painters, both local and foreign. Some of the paintings here are displayed permanently or temporarily, which means that one day they will be moved to another place. The Arma Museum is recommended for those of you who want to travel while studying in Bali. The land, which was intentionally left uneven, was transformed into a beautiful garden, a place to place museum works, and so on. This soil can turn into a suitable place for anything if it is properly cared for. For those of you who are looking for peace and don't want to be disturbed, in some museum dioramas there are special places where it is forbidden to make noise. With it you can judge the artwork to your heart's content with focus. In addition, the museum building has two main buildings, namely Bale Dajah and Bale Dauh which have an area of 3,300 and 1,200 square meters, respectively. Both are built adjacent to a pond and fountain, as well as a beautiful terraced rice field.
Franky Wiputra (Franky)Franky Wiputra (Franky)
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So yea, at 150k rupiahs, it’s quite an expensive entry fee. Not sure if all the art I saw was worth that fee. BUT many pieces are beautiful or intriguing (I especially liked the work by expat Walter Spies), you can take photos (even though signs say not to which is silly considering the price!) and the grounds are incredibly beautiful. Honestly, after seeing the art, I enjoyed potentially just as much wandering the resort grounds. Definitely made me want to book the resort the next time I’m in Bali! (hotel stay included the museum). The museum ticket includes a coffee or tea at the on-site restaurant. Also there is a very cool painting and woodblocking exhibition on by Japanese/Bali artist Comeon Komatsu. Only minor criticism otherwise is the stuffiness of the museums on site: fans (if not AC!) would make the experience much better.
Jennifer SmithJennifer Smith
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I wish more people would know about this place! It was such a hidden find well worth the 150k entrance fee. If there was one place that embodies the aspiration, art, and culture of Bali, this would be it. Most of the art pieces displayed are courtesy of Mr Agung Rai and wife. The entrance ticket includes a free coffee/tea and visit to the villas behind. There are QR codes next to each painting explaining the background of the artist and the piece itself. I loved the rice field centrepiece and also Mr Walter Spies' collection. The grounds are beautiful and we spent several hours enjoying a quiet stroll to appreciate the art collections, gardens and rice fields. We were truly lucky and bumped into the lovely owners enjoying a break in the cafe. Highly recommended to those who are interested in local art
Stephanie TanStephanie Tan
10
If you do ONE thing in Ubud, GO TO THIS MUSEUM! The art is beautiful, varied, local and international. I felt so inspired by all of it. Kind staff make sure you don’t miss any details, for example showing me the stone carvings in the walls outside of the museum, which I may have walked past. They also run incredible classes. I recommend the offering making class, where I learned to make the offerings that you see all over Bali. I learned about Hindu principles such as good karma, prayer and the importance of colour. Go with an open mind and you will learn lots from kind people! You can book the classes over email and WhatsApp up to 1 day in advance. They are from about 350k - 650k, depending on your class, and include silver making, painting classes, batik making, Balinese dance and much more.
MadeleineMadeleine
10
This place offers a bit of everything, there is a great museum, lots of artwork and a good 4* accommodation offering both modern and traditional rooms and villas. They offer shuttle service to Ubud countless times daily. The breakfast is okay but not great. There are 2 restaurants offering good enough food options plus a charming coffee shop. The best part is the grounds, there is so much art, sculptures, lush gardens plus the amazing rice fields. You can walk to the village behind ARMA and enjoy many activities here including art classes, dance shows, etc. The location is okay as you can just walk up the road to explore or enjoy a good meal at many nearby restaurants. Overall a solid 4 star experience.
NkhenziNkhenzi
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Jl. Raya Pengosekan Ubud, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
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+62 361 976659
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The Agung Rai Museum of Art is a museum located in Ubud on Bali, Indonesia.
attractions: Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Alaya Resort Ubud, Monkey Forest, Ubud Art Lessons, Arma Museum & Resort, Plataran Ubud Hotel & Spa, Tukies Coconut Shop, Ubud Silver Making Class, The Ubud Village Resort & Spa, The Artini Dijiwa Ubud, restaurants: Bebek Bengil Ubud, Pison Ubud, Suka Espresso [Ubud], L'Osteria Pizza e Cucina Ubud, Taco Casa Fresh Mexican Grill & Bar, Warung Pondok Madu, KAFE, Bebek Tepi Sawah, Pizza Bagus, Batubara Wood Fire

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