Brisbane Gallery Showcases Yogyakarta Artists Gilang Fradika and Indra Dodi
On 18 August, Mitchell Fine Art in Brisbane will launch a new exhibition showcasing the work of Yogyakarta-based artists Gilang Fradika and Indra Dodi, furthering its connection with Indonesia's contemporary art community. This initiative follows the gallery's inaugural exhibition featuring Indonesian artist Arwin Hidayat in 2025 and gallery director Mike Mitchell's explorations of Indonesian art studios. Mitchell highlighted that Indonesia boasts one of the most vibrant contemporary art scenes in Southeast Asia, yet Australian audiences seldom encounter these talents directly. He emphasized Yogyakarta's reputation as the contemporary art capital of Indonesia and the gallery's desire to foster a deeper cultural exchange by presenting these exceptional artists to Brisbane.
Key facts
- Mitchell Fine Art in Brisbane presents an exhibition featuring Yogyakarta-based artists Gilang Fradika and Indra Dodi.
- The exhibition opens on 18 August.
- This follows the debut exhibition of Indonesian artist Arwin Hidayat in 2025.
- Gallery Director Mike Mitchell visited Indonesian art studios.
- Mike Mitchell stated that Indonesia has one of Southeast Asia's most exciting contemporary art scenes.
- Yogyakarta is regarded as Indonesia's contemporary art capital.
- The exhibition aims to build a stronger cultural dialogue between Indonesia and Australia.
- The gallery is strengthening Brisbane's connection with Indonesia's contemporary art scene.
Entities
Artists
- Gilang Fradika
- Indra Dodi
- Arwin Hidayat
Institutions
- Mitchell Fine Art
Locations
- Brisbane
- Australia
- Indonesia
- Yogyakarta
- Southeast Asia