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Art Jakarta 2023 will take place from November 17 to 19, with the first day being solely for VIPs. The general public will be able to access the art fair from November 18 -19 with a ticket. All tickets are available to purchase online now at Art Jakarta’s official website, where more information regarding the art fair\u2019s programs and exhibitors can be found. Check out Hypebeast\u2019s must-see booths below.<\/p>\n
Gajah Gallery, B5<\/h2>\n
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Singapore, Jakarta, and Yogyakarta-based Gajah Gallery have been a longtime supporter and advocate for representing Southeast and East Asian artists. In line with the gallery\u2019s ethos, this year\u2019s presentation not only spotlights its region\u2019s dynamic and diverse artistic talents but is curated to ensure a balanced mix of established and up-and-coming artists. Stationed near the hall\u2019s main entrance, visitors will be able to get a real-life glimpse at some of the latest artworks from local contemporary artists such as Dini Nur Aghniaf, Uji \u2018Hahan\u2019 Handoko Eko Saputro, Yunizar, Fika Ria Santika, and Ridho Rizki \u2014 who\u2019s debut solo exhibition, \u201cSubliminal Remnant\u201d is also currently on view at Gajah Gallery in Singapore.<\/p>\n
Also joining the lineup of artists from other regions, such as Fadilah Karim, Wei Ligang, Jane Lee, and Jason Lim. Standout pieces to check out include Wei Ligang\u2019s unique calligraphies, as well as a selection of evocative and deeply moving paintings from the late artist I GAK Murniasih.<\/p>\n
Ota Fine Arts, B3<\/h2>\n
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With outposts in Tokyo, Singapore, and Shanghai, Ota Fine Arts is known to be an established pioneer in Japanese contemporary art. The gallery has been a patron of Yayoi Kusama for years and has since expanded its portfolio of artistic talents that are from other cultural backgrounds. For Art Jakarta 2023, the gallery will be exhibiting artworks from its most notable artists, which include iconic pieces from Yayoi Kusama, photography works from Chinese artist Chen Wei, paintings by Maria Farrar, and more.<\/p>\n
Spotlighted artworks include new works that are created this year, such as Nobuaki Takekawa\u2019s vibrant yet satirical acrylic paintings like the Landscape with Aerial Cableway (Cat’s Ashio Copper Mine)<\/i>.<\/p>\n
Yiri Arts, C5<\/h2>\n
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At Booth C5, the Taiwanese art gallery Yiri Arts will be presenting an array of dynamic artworks. Known for its dedication to nurturing emerging and important artists, Yiri Arts is currently representing an array of Taiwanese and international artists, including sculptor Wu Wei-Ting, award-winning artist Tsai Pou-Ching, motion painter Tomoko Hasuwa, and Prague-based visual artist Jan Soumar to name a few.<\/p>\n
All works featured at the booth are testaments to Yiri Arts\u2019 principles, while also serving as a curated experience to showcase its artists\u2019 pursuits of challenging, and addressing urgent, worldly issues through various mediums. The gallery also recently participated in the ART021 art fair in Shanghai, where it spotlighted interdisciplinary artist, Shih Yung-Chun\u2019s eclectic vision of collecting vintage pieces.<\/p>\n
ROH, B9<\/h2>\n
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Returning to Art Jakarta this year with ROH Salon<\/i>, the Jakarta-based gallery describes its booth as a showcase between its \u201crepresented artists in conversation with artists and galleries from around the Asia-Pacific Region.\u201d The partnering galleries include BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY, Silverlens, Nova Contemporary, and Whistle from Seoul.<\/p>\n
The ROH Salon<\/i> lineup comprises a total of 23 artists, including Eko Nugroho, Min ha Park, Supawich Weesapen, Dusadee Huntrakul, and Maruto Ardi. One of the highlights from the booth is Davy Linggar\u2019s new bodies of oil paintings, with a particular spotlight being put on Hope <\/i>(2023).<\/p>\n
SUN XUN at ShanghART, A6<\/h2>\n
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ShanghArt is welcoming visitors into the Magic of Atlas<\/i> world \u2014 a feature-length animation created by Chinese artist, Sun Xun. Comprised of six chapters, the film follows a young boy\u2019s epic journey across six different countries as he searches for his original mind. Each of the individual chapters is created using various techniques and styles, ranging from oil painting, and cave painting to woodcuts. Also on display at the booth are some of the artist\u2019s recent oil paintings, available via the Magic of Atlas Stop Space.<\/p>\n
Arario Gallery, A2<\/h2>\n
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