Affandi Museum and Gallery
Jl. Laksda Adisucipto (Jl. Solo) No. 167, Jogja. Tel: (0274) 562-593.
Open daily 9 am – 1 pm. Entrance fee charged.

Located 5 km from downtown Jogja, Affandi Museum lies on the banks of the Gajah Wong River. The maestro designed the unique architecture himself and resided here until his death in 1990. Affandi is known as a world-class multi talented impressionist artist. On exhibition are over 300 of his masterpieces, sculptures and statues, as well as those of his very talented daughter, Kartika Affandi, and other artists. This is Jogja's best known art museum.

Cemeti Art House (Rumah Seni Cemeti)
Jl. D. I. Panjaitan No. 41, Tel: (0274) 371-015,
E-mail: cemetiah@indosat.net.id.
To check agendas, visit www.cemetiarthouse.com (in Indonesian & English).
Open Tuesday - Sunday 9 am – 4 pm.

Since 1988 Cemeti has been a premier venue in Jogja for both Indonesian and foreign contemporary artists. Solo exhibitions, group exhibitions with performances, site specific and happening art, discussions, slide presentations and artists' talks are held regularly. In 2006, Cemeti founders Nindityo and Mella received the John D. Rockerfeller III award for their efforts in stimulating young artists in their careers, for bringing Indonesian artists into the international art scope, and for their own artistic contributions.

Gelaran Budaya
Jl. Margo Rukun No. 435 Krapyak RT.4 RW.17 Godean, Sidoarum, Sleman, Jogja. E-mail: dadi_setiyadi@yahoo.com.

A community center for Indonesian painters, curators and other artists, Gelaran Budaya focuses on the works of young artists, many of whom are studying at the Indonesian Institute of Fine Arts.

Indonesia Institute of the Arts Yogyakarta(ISI)
Jl. Parangtritis Km. 6 (south of Ring Road Selatan).
Tel: (0274) 371-233, 373-659, 379-133, Fax: (0274) 371-233.
E-mail: arts@isi.ac.id, Website: www.isi.ac.id.

An important center of modern and contemporary art in Indonesia. ISI Yogyakarta Gallery with its vast collection of visual arts and photographic masterpieces has not only become a model for art archives but also the stimulus for scholarly art critiques.

Jogja Gallery
Jl. Pekapalan No. 7 (Alun-Alun Utara – north of the north square of the Keraton), Tel: (0274) 716-1188, E-mail: jogjagallery@yahoo.co.id Check agendas at www.jogja-gallery.com (Indonesian only).
Entrance fee charged.

Jogja's newest art venue contains 900 square meters of exhibition space, featuring young Indonesian and leading artists. Visitors can also relax at the adjoining Banaran Café, great for an after-gallery coffee while watching the world go by away from the traffic overlooking the alun-alun. The café is open 9 am - 11 pm. Live acoustic music 7:30 -11 pm every Friday & Saturday.

Posnya Seni Godod
See www.gododgallery.com
Jl. Suryodiningratan MJ II/641, Gg. Rahmat.
Tel: (0274) 370-213; HP: 081-126-8589; 081-128-2253.
Open 7 days, 10 am – night.

Owned and managed by Bapak Godod Sutejo. A private gallery primarily displaying Pak Godod's art, which he calls alam sepi (“tranquil nature”), focusing on spirituality and nature. The gallery also houses the work of young artists in contemporary, traditional and mixed media styles.

H. Widayat, Museum, Gallery & Art Shop
Jl. Letnan Tukiyat, Sawitan, Kota Mungkid, Magelang. 56511
Tel/Fax: (0293) 788-251. Open daily including public holidays 8 am-4 pm, closed Mondays; Fridays open 8-11 am and 2-4 pm. Rp. 7,500 entrance fee.

One of the area's most exciting art galleries and museums, located near Borobudur temple. Focuses on the works on canvas, stone, pottery and wood of prolific painter H. Widayat. Also houses his personal collections. Young artists are featured in a separate building set in an outstanding sculpture garden.