Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics
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The Revolusi Fisik, Diplomatik dan Estetik exhibition on August 8 to August 31, 2019, as a masterpiece art collection from this lovely and amazing museum to welcome their 43 years museum anniversary and The Indonesia Independence day event.ftar Ramadhan festive and ceramics talk show on May 18,2019 on MOFAC with art community as a sequence event on April 27,2019 from Seni Alih Alih Keramik Aksi Sang Perupa,collaboration with Ceramic Community and Spectrum School to Exhibit their Ceramics Masterpiece Art Work from this month to June,also knowledgeable Talk Show with Ceramics Expertise,its beautiful Exhibition and happening moment for every Guest who come and participated in this Event,Congratulation to Museum Management,Staff,Teacher,Parents and everybody to make this event comes through,this is our another participation since 2018 Chidren Art Workshop,Art Talk with IKJ-Gerajas,Asian Games drawing competition,Art Charity for Palu Donggala Disaster,Mugalemon Book Launching,Ecuador Painters Exhibition and Workshop❤🙏
Yusuf Gani SjaukaniYusuf Gani Sjaukani
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The Museum's collection is interesting enough for those who love arts. As we can learn that beautiful arts are in our blood since he very first time. Human are even more creative in past years and it left over an inheritance for history. The location is in Kota Tua Site. While i came here at the crowd of New Year holiday, this place is pampering us with peace and space. Aside of museum, the buildings has its own wonderful ambience. It is old. It is warm. And it has little green park with chair for the visitor to take a short rest while feel the air breeze. Suitable for family who bring children. We went back home happily with nice experience here, remembering that we passed another Museums were very crowded and uncomfortable for infant. Ticket only IDR 5000/person (children under 2 yrs no need to buy ticket)
Shinta WardhaniShinta Wardhani
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Easily accessible with public transport. If you are totally free with nothing else to do for the day, worth pay a visit to this museum. It is a fairly lean furnishings. The air conditioning is still not working yet, it would be great if there’s at least stand fan for better ventilation. Admission fee is IDR5K. One section at the upper floor, the timber flooring and spiral staircase are stored in it’s original form. After visiting the museum, we had a meal at the Batavia. It is a nice 2-storey restaurant with colonial interior and ambiance. On the upper floor, one can enjoy the view of the museum and Fatahillah Square. My only qualms of the restaurant is that most the imported beers and cakes are out of stocks. The staff are friendly, the one who served us speaks English well.
Lee Lan KamLee Lan Kam
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The Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics, located in the historic district of Kota Tua, Jakarta, is an exquisite treasure trove of artistic masterpieces. This museum beautifully showcases a diverse collection of fine art and ceramics, leaving art aficionados mesmerized. Stepping into the Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics feels like embarking on a journey through time and creativity. The exhibits span various eras and styles, encompassing both traditional and contemporary works. From ancient pottery to modern installations, the museum offers a comprehensive overview of Indonesia's rich artistic heritage.
Wisanu TuntawiroonWisanu Tuntawiroon
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I'm going to share my review on the Pottery Class that is inside the museum. For the price of 55k IDR (entry fee incl.) this is very affordable and so worth it. Try to go in the morning before it's too hot, but the surrounding outdoor area is shaded with trees so no need to feel worry. You will get a 400 gr clay that you can work on for 30 minutes and you can't bring home unless you want it fired/burned there and that's another 70k IDR per piece. So for total of 125k IDR you will get the same experience that you get in popular pottery classes in Bali for around 450k. That's a lot way cheaper.
BramantoroBramantoro
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The Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics started as Jakarta Hall of Fine Arts at August 20th 1976 inagurated by President Soeharto, before becoming museum at 1990. This museum exhibits various fine arts collections such as paintings of Indonesian famous painters from 1800s until now among them are Raden Saleh, Dullah, Affandi, Sudjojono, Hendra Gunawan, and many more. There are also scluptures like Asmat Totem and ceramics collection from 14th - 20th Century, some of them excavated from shipwreck, ceramics of the Empire of Majapahit, and various regional Indonesian ceramics.
DinaDina
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Nearby Attractions Of Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics
Taman Fatahillah
Wisata Kota Tua Jakarta
Jakarta History Museum
Museum Bank Indonesia
Glodok Chinatown Market
Wayang Museum
Toko Merah
Petak Enam
Toko Merah
PASAR GLODOK CITY JAKARTA KOTA
Taman Fatahillah
4.6
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Wisata Kota Tua Jakarta
4.6
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Jakarta History Museum
4.6
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Museum Bank Indonesia
4.7
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Nearby Restaurants Of Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics
Café Batavia
DUNKIN' Bandengan
Kopi Es Tak Kie
Pantjoran Tea House
Padang Merdeka
Grand Hwa Yen
Kedai Seni Djakarté
Bakmi Pinangsari
Cahaya Baru
Wong Fu Kie Hakka Authentic Chinese Food Restaurant
Café Batavia
4.5
(3.5K)$$$
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DUNKIN' Bandengan
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Kopi Es Tak Kie
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Pantjoran Tea House
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Jl. Pos Kota No.2 9, RT.9/RW.7, Pinangsia, Kec. Taman Sari, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11110, Indonesia
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The Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics is a museum in Jakarta, Indonesia. The museum is dedicated especially to the display of traditional fine art and ceramics of Indonesia. The museum is located in the east side of Fatahillah Square, near Jakarta History Museum and Wayang Museum.
attractions: Taman Fatahillah, Wisata Kota Tua Jakarta, Jakarta History Museum, Museum Bank Indonesia, Glodok Chinatown Market, Wayang Museum, Toko Merah, Petak Enam, Toko Merah, PASAR GLODOK CITY JAKARTA KOTA, restaurants: Café Batavia, DUNKIN' Bandengan, Kopi Es Tak Kie, Pantjoran Tea House, Padang Merdeka, Grand Hwa Yen, Kedai Seni Djakarté, Bakmi Pinangsari, Cahaya Baru, Wong Fu Kie Hakka Authentic Chinese Food Restaurant
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