Museum PASIFIKA Review

The Pacific Islander Museum, the collections inside can still be seen, the environment here is very good, the electronic screen, a large number of collections, changed the plan, good scenery Jiangkou, it seems healthy and feels.

The museum's architecture is very local. There are not many people to visit. There are not only collections that introduce local history to visit, understand local history, but also some artists who have newly created art works to visit.

Bali through (mostly) European eyesMost of the gallery comprises paintings, mainly by European artists, with a smaller number of local artists, primarily the first room. There are also a couple of rooms with some stunning carvings, masks and figures from several Pacific countries, of high quality. I would have liked more labelling on these, beyond just country of origin. There are short bios of many of the artists to place the work in context, and (a particularly lice touch) often books featuring the painting on display are placed in cabinets adjacent to the works. For me, the main interest is in seeing how (mainly) European trained artists try to adapt their skills to the cultural setting of Bali- some doing a wonderful job, others less so.

Marvelous with a wide selection of both local and international artists. English legends are available and the music is soothing enough to make it easier for you to immerse yourself in the world of arts

it's great that we can find paintings, sculptures, handicrafts, and various other types of artwork that represent the richness and diversity of cultures in the Pacific region.

There are 11 museums inside, there are many high-stylish paintings, Mattis and Buffy paintings, although the sparrow is small and complete. People who understand a little art are still worth going. However, some sculptures are local special sculptures, Balong sculptures and the like. Children will be a little scared to see them.

I saw people recommend this place on my blog. The admission fee is 100000 rupees and includes a welcome drink (provided at the end of the museum after showing the ticket). The space in the museum is well arranged and you can walk around the square (so you won't miss anything). The rooms are well organized by area. Very lovely artwork, my favorite is the huge wall hanging in the middle of the museum. It is a great place to escape the heat and there is a well maintained central garden that can be seen throughout the walk. It is well worth visiting by art lovers. At this Pacific Islander Museum, I was surprised to see the collections of famous artists and amazing artworks, some more than 100 years ago. I look forward to visiting here again. You can spend more time looking at and reviewing exhibits.