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Pasar Malam Exhibition Showcases Large-Scale Screenprints by Indonesian and Australian Artists

exhibition · 2026-04-08

There's an upcoming exhibition called 'Pasar Malam | Night Market: Contemporary Printmaking from Indonesia and Australia,' featuring impressive screenprints that are 200 × 150cm in size. This show is a collaboration between Krack Studio in Yogyakarta and 16albermarle Project Space in Sydney, highlighting artists from both countries. Notable Australian artists include Amina McConvill and Jumaadi, while Indonesian artists like Alfin Agnuba and Rizqi Maulana are also involved. The exhibition runs from February 12 to April 11, 2026, at the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art in the Northern Territory, exploring the intriguing themes of night markets. One standout work is Jumaadi's 'Prajurit Jaga Malam' (2024). Art Almanac shared the news, featuring a photo by Fajar Riyanto.

Key facts

  • Exhibition title: Pasar Malam | Night Market: Contemporary Printmaking from Indonesia and Australia
  • Dates: 12 February to 11 April 2026
  • Venue: Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Northern Territory
  • Artworks: Large-format screenprints, each 200 × 150cm
  • Production: Krack Studio (Yogyakarta) and 16albermarle Project Space (Sydney)
  • Featured Australian artists: 6 total including Amina McConvill and Jumaadi
  • Featured Indonesian artists: 9 total including Alfin Agnuba and Restu Ratnaningtyas
  • Example work: Jumaadi's 'Prajurit Jaga Malam' (2024), photographed by Fajar Riyanto

Entities

Artists

  • Amina McConvill
  • Ida Lawrence
  • Jumaadi
  • Leyla Stevens
  • Malcolm Le Smith
  • Tobias Richardson
  • Alfin Agnuba
  • Enka Komariah
  • Ipeh Nur
  • Prihatmoko Moki
  • Restu Ratnaningtyas
  • Rizqi Maulana
  • Rudi Hermawan
  • Tamarra
  • Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
  • Fajar Riyanto

Institutions

  • Krack Studio
  • 16albermarle Project Space
  • Northern Centre for Contemporary Art
  • Art Almanac

Locations

  • Yogyakarta
  • Indonesia
  • Sydney
  • Australia
  • Northern Territory

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