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Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik
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Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics
COUNTRY
Indonesia
ADDRESS
Jl. Pos Kota No.2, RT.9/RW.7, Pinangsia, Kec. Taman Sari, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11110, Indonesia
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About Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik
The Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics is a popular museum situated at the famous Fatahillah Square of Jakarta, Indonesia. It was founded in August 1976 at an old building of the Court of Justice. It displays the traditional fine art and ceramics of the country. It could be visited between 8:00 am to 5:00 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. It remains closed on Monday.
How To Reach Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik
You can easily reach the place using the Transjakarta bus of routes number 1, 9B, and 12 which leave at Kota bus station close to the Fatahillah square. Your destination is on the east side of the square. If you are going there by train, then the commuter rail line of Jakarta Kota-Bogor, Jakarta Kota-Cikarang, and Jakarta Kota- Tanjung is available which leave you at the Jakarta-Kota station. The museum is located within walking distance of this station.
Some Lesser Known Facts About Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik
- The building was used for several purposes like by KNIL at the time of Japanese occupation, military dormitory, and warehouse after independence before the establishment of the museum.
- You can see paintings by popular Indonesian painters like Raden Saleh and Affandi alongside Ceramics at the museum.
- The museum is divided into different rooms according to the type of exhibit. It has Raden Saleh Era Room, Japanese Occupation Period Room, Persagi Room among others.
- In addition to ceramics from their own country, the museum also displays ceramics from other places including Japan, Thailand, Europe, Vietnam, and China.
- The museum has a collection of over 450 paintings and sketches alongside 5000 ceramics and sunken ship cargo objects.
- It can also be used for filming location, its room, garden, and plaza are also available for rent of 1 million Rupiah per day. Auditorium and Terrace can also be taken for rent for a temporary exhibition.
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