Art Galleries in Bali

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Where to see work being made, and where to buy it

Bali's gallery scene is concentrated in and around Ubud, where artists have worked for a century. Most galleries are free, and several are working studios rather than shops.

Here is the list of 8 Art Galleries in Bali

1. Nyaman Gallery

Nyaman Gallery

Located in the heart of Seminyak, Nyaman Gallery has been regarded as the stepping stone for local artists. It is an international contemporary art gallery that brings traditions into the limelight with a touch of modernity. The Nyaman Gallery wishes to make the visitors' experience more comfortable and cozy. You can go and purchase various paintings, sculptures, handicrafts, and jewelry from there!

2. TONYRAKA Art Gallery

TONYRAKA Art Gallery

It is the one-stop destination for aesthetes because of the great art lounge and gallery. They have a unique collection that highlights the tribal culture. The gallery has masks, textiles, sculptures, and an antique wooden carvings collection that awestruck the visitors. The gallery even has a contemporary side which is filled with paintings by renowned artists.

3. Komaneka Fine Art Gallery

Komaneka Fine Art Gallery

Young and contemporary artists find this place as their home. There are a lot of events that take place in the art gallery like 24 hours living gallery, beyond boundaries and cheap thrills. It is a spacious place with floors displaying modern and traditional artworks. For art reading enthusiasts, there is also an art library that lends and sells books.

4. Naka Contemporary Art Gallery

Naka Contemporary Art Gallery

This art gallery supports multicultural artists with Indonesian-inspired, and Frida art being the top choice of buyers. The gallery allows ordering paintings from small to large with the price range of $ 100 to $ 250. Not just art, but there are also dance and music performances that take place which replicates art in a different form.

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5. CushCush Gallery

CushCush Gallery

CushCush Gallery sticks with its Balinese tradition and has completed nine years in this field. The gallery has gained recognition in foreign countries as well because of its unique art collection which is why it started to come forward to the common public and has started to create artworks, furniture, and accessories that one might need in their home.

6. Purpa Fine Art Gallery Seminyak

Purpa Fine Art Gallery Seminyak

This art gallery has acted as a boost for artists' careers who are or have started to live in Bali for quite some time by assisting them throughout their journeys. They frequently hold exhibitions where buyers can purchase stuff. Some of the popular artists from here are Walter Spies, Antonio Blanco, Hans Snell, I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, and Miguel Covarrubias.

7. Ubud Diary

Ubud Diary

Run by an experienced man who has knowledge in interior design and furnishing industries, who opened up this gallery to pay his tribute to the tribal art of Borneo. With a lavish touch, the place has an art villa that holds frequent exhibitions and features the top 20 artists. The best part of the place is the art café.

8. Reservo Art Gallery

Reservo Art Gallery

As the name suggests, the owners did not want to reserve art only for the elite group of people but for the world. They wanted to bring the local artists to light and wanted to give them the fame they deserved. They run their online shop which brings the original artist's work to people’s homes.

Galleries and museums overlap here more than usual. Museums in Bali covers the permanent collections, and temples in Ubud the rest of a day in town.

This post was published by Shruti Shukla

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FAQs on Art Galleries in Bali

Where are Bali's art galleries?

Almost entirely in Ubud and the villages around it, particularly along Jalan Raya Ubud and out towards Peliatan and Mas. The beach resorts have very little beyond souvenir shops.

Are the galleries free?

Most commercial galleries are free to walk into. The museum-galleries such as Neka and Agung Rai charge admission, and that is where the historically important work is.

What kind of art will I see?

Traditional Balinese painting in the Ubud, Batuan and Kamasan styles, the Pita Maha work from the 1930s when European painters collaborated with local artists, and a growing amount of contemporary Indonesian work.

Can I buy work and ship it home?

Yes, and established galleries handle crating and freight routinely. Prices are negotiable at commercial galleries but not at the museum shops, and ask about export paperwork for anything old.

Which village should I visit for craft rather than painting?

Mas for woodcarving, Celuk for silver, and Batubulan for stone. All three are on the road between Denpasar and Ubud and can be strung together in an afternoon.

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