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Added by Jopie, at 22 June 2015
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Thursday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Saturday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Sunday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
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22 Reviews
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16 May 2018
Friendly staff. Nice, clean, cool place. Rp. 2000 / person entrance fee is so so cheap. Got some favorite pictures.
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07 May 2018
It is a good museum for paintings but unfortunately lack of explanation of what they display. Especially for the collection of wayang. Which is which I did not really understand. It will be nice if they give number on the collections exactly like the ones they put on the list they displayed.
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11 March 2018
The new building has been built just beside Mr. Abdullah's old house & intended as main exhibition venue, the number of paintings seems quite few here consider Mr. Abdullah was one of Indonesian maestros from last century.
The entrance ticket fee IDR 2K is surprisingly very affordable.response / report this review -
13 February 2018
Nice and cool place
It's an experience~^O^~
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Meanwhile 'haven't eat since morning'😓response / report this review -
13 February 2018
In here I got a lesson from a teacher called mas kinkin, he teached me how to make an perfect eye which is pretty awesome, and it makes my draw more better
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13 February 2018
A very unique and fun museum, the workers are really nice and friendly. My first time visiting this museum, because there is a workshop about "simple eye drawing technique". It makes eye drawing simple, with a great result. Keep up the good work!
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13 February 2018
Its been a fun experience coming here,met some new friends, and seen some amazing art haha.. Would love to come here again
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26 December 2017
Unique museum! Homey, cozy, historical, and artsy :)
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26 October 2017
Nice place to know Indonesian Art History
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26 October 2017
My first time experience visited this museum and had a mini workshop about drawing. It was awesome! :)
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06 May 2017
There is new building near the late artist's house, displaying choosen paintings from hundreds of collection. I personally love the painting style.
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13 April 2017
A very nice museum with exclusive collections by Basoeki Abdullah. A definite worth visit.
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21 December 2016
Rp 2000 / person for entrance fee, excellent collection, beautiful pictures and interesting story about Basoeki himself, really a world class artist from Indonesia.
The building is new, well maintained, clean, with elevator, good lighting, label of items are in English. The guide is very friendly and give insight information.
Should be visited by all Indonesian and visitors who like to know about art and history.response / report this review -
31 October 2016
Im very grateful to know most of our Maestro's painting are still well-preserved. We can see most of the portraits of world leader painted by Basoeki Abdullah. My personal favourites are Bu Tien, Dewi Soekarno and a painting that is started by Bu Tien and then finished by the Maestro. Definitely will come back here soon once they open the new part of the museum!
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22 October 2016
After his murder in 1993, Basoeki Abdullah's former house was turned over to the state and became a small museum for some of his works. Unfortunately there aren't that many of his major works displayed in this museum. His painting of Diponegoro, instead, belongs to the national gallery. Some of his major portraits also belong in state palaces. However, what few of his works displayed here, mostly portraits, are enough to give a taste of his enduring talent. My favourites are one titled Buruh and Soeharto in his later years. Both show strong expressions in their eyes. How did Basoeki Abdullah manage to capture such powerful emotions? Finally, the government is opening an annex building, a proper museum, next to the house at the end of November 2016. Hope to of his works there.
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16 October 2016
Great collection of the maestro
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21 August 2016
The best museum experience so far. I learned so much just from 1 visit.
You are allowed to see the details in Basoeki Abdullah's painting and how his style matured with European art influence.
The guide was very informative and knowledgable. The way he represents the artworks made it a very enganging experience.
If you're into portrait paintings or fine arts in general, this should definitely be in your list.response / report this review -
25 February 2016
Keren banget, pokonya harus kesini kita jadi tau sejarah lukisan bapak basoeki abdullah, lukisannya bener bener hidup, keren deh pokonya dan renovasinya beda banget sama dulu, dulu pernah ikut workshop tapi di halamannya terbuka skarang udah bikin gedung baru wiidiih keren pokonya workshopnya juga bermanfaat nambah pengalaman
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25 February 2016
Bingung mau kemana? Yuk ke museum basoeki aja asikk lohh! Selain mengenang karya Basoeki Abdullah, kita juga bisa melihat lukisan yang keren2! Guidenya juga ramah2 gaakan bosen kesini! :)
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25 February 2016
Di Museum basuki abdullah beda dari museum yg lain (modern gtuu)seruu deh
Jd gak bkin bosen
Disana kita dpt bnyk pngetahuan tntng seni dan rupa☺response / report this review -
03 February 2016
Such a beautiful place ive ever seen😍😍
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29 June 2015
It is super recommended museum for those whom art fine lover. It is about Indonesian notable painter Basoeki Abdullah
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