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Art at Pacific Place
Art at Pacific Place
Taken at Grand Indonesia
I find this piece of a "melting" Borobudur very beautiful. And I bet this took quite some time to make!Taken at Gandaria City
These window shutters are put together to form a wall which leads to a space displaying antique wooden tables. I love the colours...
4 comments:
Can you please write a post on Museum Gajah or Galeri Nasional. I haven't been to either one but I'm interested in knowing what's inside.
On a recent stay in my hometown, I managed to visit Museum Bali but it was disappointing. Perhaps I'll write that down in my blog soon. :)
Actually I've written something about both places, but not about the inside of them. The new wing of Museum Gajah is well-organized and it has a modern museum feel. Galeri Nasional should have a vast collection of art pieces, but when I went there, there was nothing (I think they were renovating or something). So, i'll put these on my to do list :)
Yap, I think our government should take a lesson here. Managing an asset is a great infestation for tourism. More over, they were our country social culture asset.
Running a museum it can not be done by placing antique stuff into rooms. Government should contact a designer, a marketer, make them interesting.
Compare to Singapore or Malaysia, managing natural resource were very poor. Many antique stuff in museum were untreated and slowly getting damage.
@uchan: there are so many things the government needs to improve, mudah2an bisa ;)
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