handle w it h care! the ima ge & the min d in Eria nto ’s Pain ting s
ERI A N TO
t h e i m ag e & the mind in E r i a n to ’s Paintings
d g a l l e r i e , ja k a r ta , m ay 1 3 - j u n e 3 , 2 0 1 5
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Tanpa Alamat 120 x 150 x 12 cm acrylic on canvas 2014
handle with care! H e n d ro Wi ya n to Kurator Pame r a n
Sight says too many things at one time. Being does not see itself. (…) inside and outside do not receive in the same way the qualifying epithets that are the measure of our adherence. – Gaston Bachelard
“kembali
ke
mungkin
seperti
hantu. Gaya atau mashab itu sudah mengharu-biru kita sejak Sudjojono lebih setengah abad lalu, komplit dengan manifesto heboh
realisme”.
Seniman-seniman
yang terpikat ideologi kiri menggunakan embel-embel “sosial (is)” supaya terasa ke pincangannya dan kentara sikap politiknya. Di tahun 70-an, hantu realisme bangkit lagi oleh pengaruh citraan iklan di majalah dan pesona mesin fotografi di mana-mana. Itu dia citra realistik yang terimbas sengit oleh bombardir dunia kapital. “Realisme kapital
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R
ealisme
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t h e i m ag e & t h e m i n d i n Er i a n to ’s Pa i n t i n g s
Certainly, it would be absurd to deny the concrete specificity of a painting –frame, canvas, color, paint, touch and gesture of the outline – but the image forms the point of rupture within the assurance of this propriety, precisely because it carries with it the indication of gaze, the means by which the invasion of the outside will occur. If the history of painting has never stopped playing tricks with figuration, it is, without a doubt, in order to attain a maximum purity no longer interfered with the appeal of the outside. But how does one break with the vector of sight when the proposition involves seeing? Marie-Claire Ropars-Wuilleumier
istik” – kalau boleh disebut begitu— bukan
da melukis realis sebelum mati-matian meng
realisme kenyataan, tapi “realisme visual”
hinanya. Sebagai “metoda”, seni lukis realis
(Jim Supangkat,1995: 10). Pendeknya, yang
dianggap tidak berjiwa dan nir-pribadi, dan
nampak (visible) bukan sekadar salinan dari
terasa pula kurang greget modernnya. Lu
kenyataan, meski tetap bisa dibilang “realisme”
kisan realis tak lebih dari upaya mengenali
(yang dilebih-lebihkan: “baru”, “new”, “hyper”,
“propriety”, norma kesantunan atau basa-basi
“super”, “nouveaux”, dan seterusnya). Ada
saja di dalam seni; tak sanggup menampung
pula yang menjuluki “realisme Gareng”, karena
yang serba-esensi.
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nafsu realisnya adalah “menantang fotografi” dan “mewujudkan persepsi secara utuh tanpa
Tahun 2007-an Erianto adalah mahasiswa seni
perlu bantuan mesin pencetak” (Dede Eri
rupa di Universitas Negeri Padang, Sumatera
Supria, dalam Supangkat, 1979: 89).
Barat. Mestinya, gema pertarungan panjang kaum realis di Jawa pernah didengarnya juga.
Kalau semua itu boleh dibilang pertarungan,
Sebagai calon seniman, dia membabi-buta me
sebutlah sebagai kontestasi kaum realis Jogja.
ngirim proposal pameran ke semua galeri di
Seperti apa peperangan itu di masa kini? Apa
Jakarta. Rujukannya di masa itu tak lain ada
benar ada lukisan yang “benar-benar realistis”,
lah majalah “realistis” bernama Visual Arts
kalau tidak ada rumusan terlebih dulu apa itu
yang isinya serba gado-gado. Ketika salah
realisme? Apa betul lukisan sanggup menjadi
satu proposalnya nyantol dan karyanya di
substitusi kenyataan, kalau belum tersepakati
pamerkan di Jakarta, ternyata gaya “realisme-
takrif kenyataan (yang mana) dan substitusi
mentah”-nya ditampik mentah-mentah juga.
(yang bagaimana)?
Barang tak laku itu dikembalikan kepada pe lukisnya dengan kondisi acakadut. Pendeknya,
Erianto nyemplung ke dalam kontestasi kaum
kenangnya, “lukisan dianggap sampah karena
realis di Jogja melalui perasaan sakit hati
tidak terjual”. Barangkali orang sudah lupa
terhadap realisme “kenyataan” medan seni
juga, tidak ada barang yang lebih realistis ke
rupa di Indonesia. Dia mencebur ke rahim seni
timbang sampah di dunia ini.
lukis realis – Institut Seni Indonesia— lembaga kampiun yang diam-diam mencekokkan meto
Dengan teliti – sekaligus sakit hati— sejak
masa booming seni lukis itu membikin Mak
2010, Mak Etek menggarap tuntas ilusionisme
Etek – demikian dia dipanggil— gusar bukan
permukaan kanvas: potongan dan urat kayu
kepalang. Keamanan dan rupa-rupa penge
yang presisi, permukaan triplek yang mulus
pakan, seluk-beluk pengiriman barang, status
dan kardus penyok, tali pengikat yang lurus-
lukisan, citra komersial galeri atau kewiba
tegang, stiker kusam, logo perusahaan dan
waan mentereng institusi di dunia seni tiba-
coretan-coretan tangan dari jasa pengiriman.
tiba menjadi obsesi dan kegalauannya luar-
Kiranya, itulah “sensasi permukaan” atau “sen
dalam. Peti-pati kayu dan paralon yang lalu
sasi kebenaran” yang tak lain adalah kebenar
lalang dari studio seniman ke berbagai tempat
an ilusif yang dapat saja kita sebut sebagai
pameran itu bisa berkisah banyak. Apa arti
“fragile”, persis seperti penanda tulisan “fragile”
nya kalau packing kembali? Apa maknanya
yang diulang-ulang pada permukaan “peti” itu.
kalau kiriman datang dari sebuah museum “Hantu” ilusionisme Mak Etek mencekik mata
di negeri pinggiran? Penolakan atau pengaku
kita. Tatapannya pada status karya seni di ma
an? Cerita sukses atau permulaan rasa frus
sa kini sebagai barang, terasa konkret dan jitu.
trasi? Anda pernah dengar ada Indonesia Art
Ironi dan parodinya tentang pengalaman re
Museum di Jalan Merdeka, Jakarta? Atau se
lasional seniman di dalam medan seni rupa
niman dari Kampung Kersan mengirim paket
—sejauh penglihatan kita mampu menerobos
lukisan ke Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
yang fisikal— terasa sangat halus. Inilah
di New York? Bagaimana nasibnya? Bagai
“serangan balik” Mak Etek terhadap medan se
mana kalau kita membayangkan sebuah peti
ni rupa di sekitarnya yang dipenuhi oleh kaum
“berisi” lukisan dari Tate Modern Art Museum,
juragan “superrealis”.
London terbang ke alamat seniman muda be lum terkenal di Desa Tirtonirmolo? Apakah
Memang, cara lain untuk merasakan sensasi
National Museum of American Art mengirim
“kebenaran” pada ilusionisme karya Mak Etek
barang seni di dalam pipa paralon?
adalah justru dengan menerobos keluar dari penjara atau hantu-hantu ilusionisme itu sen diri. Apa artinya tanda “open” atau “handle
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besar atau galeri tersohor ke studio seniman
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Kejadian ditampar “sampah” kaum realis di
with care”, kalau peti itu tidak pernah bisa
takan banyak sekali nuansa, yang tak terhi
dibuka dan tak akan pernah juga dihandel?
tung jumlahnya (Bachelard, 1969: 215-216).
Apa maksudnya kode “fragile” kalau sejatinya
Meski Mak Etek mati-matian menggarap
hanya ada kekosongan menganga di dalam ?
ilusi peti kayu, kardus dan paralon, yang di
Institusi-institusi seni pengirim dan penerima
bayangkan sesungguhnya adalah suatu pe
itu sungguh-sungguh ada, tapi stiker itu adalah
ristiwa. Ya, peristiwa melalui pengiriman dan
citra yang nir-peristiwa. Kita membayangkan
penerimaan barang-barang “seni” itu yang tak
ada sesuatu di dalam peti atau paralon melalui
terhitung banyaknya dan nuansa maknanya.
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ilusi permukaan yang menjanjikan “kebenaran”. Kita bahkan ingin setengah memastikan me
Mak Etek menegaskan ruang-ruang ilusifnya,
lalui citraan realisme Mak Etek, bahwa kita
membuatnya konkret dengan obyek-obyek
membayangkan isi yang nyata di dalamnya.
trimatra, peti-peti yang meyakinkan berisi “lu kisan” atau “patung”. Atau bungkus “kardus”
Rupanya, itulah kisruh “dialektis” antara yang
yang kita bayangkan menghimpun setumpuk
luar dan dalam, kalau boleh meminjam istilah
an katalog pameran yang masih gres keluar
Bachelard mengenai puitika ruang. Untuk
dari percetakan. Potongan-potongan kayunya
membuat sisi yang dalam itu terasa konkret dan
adalah lukisan. Tekstur triplek itu lukisan. Kar
yang luar itu (ke) luas (an), kita membutuhkan
dus itu lukisan. Teks “jangan ditidurkan” dan
semacam “antropologi imajinasi”. Tapi tegang
gambar payung itu lukisan. Stiker itu lukisan.
an antara yang dalam dan luar itu niscaya bu
“Handle with care” adalah lukisan. Karena kita
kan suatu oposisi, dan keduanya jelas asime
tidak pernah bisa memeriksa isinya, kita ka
tris, kata Bachelard. Maka, hanya kalau kita
takan saja isi di dalamnya adalah karya seni.
bersedia menghilangkan rujukan-rujukan atau
Atau: karena kita tahu bahwa tidak ada sesua
intuisi geometris kita, dan menjadi lebih sedi
tu apa pun di sana, bayangkan saja sebagai “se
kit “fenomenologis”, maka dialektika antara
suatu”, atau “apa”.
yang di dalam dan di luar itu akan mencip
“If the image is not in the mind, if the mind
Rujukan
itself is an image, in this case the mechanism
Supangkat, Jim, “Realisme Visual Sebagai Medium”, dalam Citra Realistik Indonesia, Pameran Lukisan (1-10 September 1995) Gedung Pameran Seni Rupa, Jakarta, (katalog)
of vision arises from trompe l’oeil that is by definition deceptive, through which sight is exchanged with the thing viewed.” (Bergson dan Wuilleumier, 1994: 75). Yang di dalam —yang kita bayangkan bersama sebagai karya seni—memang selama-lamanya tertutup bagi kita. Ada pun yang dituntaskan oleh Mak Etek justru yang tampak di permuka seni”. “Hantu kebenaran” pada lukisan, sesuatu yang mungkin memang mesti “ditangani dengan hati-hati”, boleh juga dikatakan seperti ini: painting, but truth of an outside that returns to painting through evidence by which it removes itself from sight,” tulis Marie- Claire Ropars-Wuilleumier (Wuilleumier, dalam Peter Brunette dan David Wills, 1994: 78). Rumit kan? +++ Jakarta, 2 Mei 2015
Wuilleumier, Marie- Claire Ropars, “The Dissimulation of Painting”, dalam Deconstruction and the Visual Arts, Art, Media, Architecture (Peter Brunette dan David Wills, penyunting), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1994
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“Neither truth in painting nor truth outside of
Bachelard, Gaston, The Poetics of Space, diterjemahkan dari Bahasa Perancis oleh Maria Jolas, Beacon Press, Boston, Massachusetts, 1969
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an, yang lebih dulu kita sepakati sebagai “karya
Supria, Dede Eri, “Realisme, Gaya Seni Lukis yang Nyaris Bangkrut”, dalam Gerakan Seni Rupa Baru Indonesia, Kumpulan Karangan (Jim Supangkat, editor), PT Gramedia, Jakarta, 1979
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Ditenteng
35 x 25 x 19 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
Jangan Ditidurkan!
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145 x 45 x 35 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
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Lukisan dari Kasihan #2
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99 x 99 x 9 cm acrylic on canvas 2014 - 2015
Lukisan dari Kasihan 100 x 120 x 10 cm acrylic on canvas 2014
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14 Handle with Care!
Quality Painting for Global Museum #2 170 x 65 x 9 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
150 x 95 cm acrylic on canvas 2014
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Shipment
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16 Handle with Care!
Reconstruction of Painting 125 x 150 x 25 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
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Reconstruction of Painting #2
Reconstruction of Painting #3
150 x 77 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
150 x 80 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
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Quality Painting for Global Museum #2 100 x 170 x 9 cm acrylic on canvas 2015
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Sight says too many things at one time. Being does not see itself. (…) inside and outside do not receive in the same way the qualifying epithets that are the measure of our adherence. – Gaston Bachelard
ghost. The style or school of thought has boggled us since Sudjojono over half a century ago, complete with the flashy manifesto “return
to realism.” Artists who were captivated by the left ideology used “social(ist)” appendage to emphasize the gap and highlight their political stances. In the 70s, the ghost of realism rose again by the influences of advertisement imageries in the magazines and the charm of photography machines every where. Here was the realistic imagery fiercely affected by the capital world bombardment. “Capitalistic
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ealism is perhaps like a
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t h e i m ag e & t h e m i n d i n Er i a n to ’s Pa i n t i n g s
Certainly, it would be absurd to deny the concrete specificity of a painting –frame, canvas, color, paint, touch and gesture of the outline – but the image forms the point of rupture within the assurance of this propriety, precisely because it carries with it the indication of gaze, the means by which the invasion of the outside will occur. If the history of painting has never stopped playing tricks with figuration, it is, without a doubt, in order to attain a maximum purity no longer interfered with the appeal of the outside. But how does one break with the vector of sight when the proposition involves seeing? Marie-Claire Ropars-Wuilleumier
realism”--if it could be called that--not real-
be soulless and has no personality, and also
ity realism, but ‘visual realism’ (Jim Supangkat,
hardly modern. Realist painting is no more
1995:10). In short, the apparent (visible) is not
than an effort in identifying “propriety,” norms
just a copy of reality, although it remains argu-
of civility or mere politeness in art; unable to
ably the “realism” (which is exaggerated: “new”,
accommodate the all-essential.
“hyper”, “super”, “nouveaux”, etc). Some also dubbed it as “Gareng realism,” because its re-
Circa 2007 Erianto was an art student in
alist passion is “challenging photography” and
Padang State University, West Sumatera. Sup-
“realizing the full perception without the help
posedly, the echo of the Javanese realists long
of the printing machine.” (Dede Eri Supria, in
struggle came to his knowledge too. As a fu-
Supangkat, 1979: 89).
ture artist, he persistently sent exhibition pro-
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posals to every galleries in Jakarta. His referIf all of those could be said as a struggle, let’s
ence at the time was no other than a “realistic”
call it the contestation of Yogyakartan realists,
magazine named Visual Arts with its hodge-
what is that struggle like in this era? Is there re-
podge of a content.When one of his propos-
ally a “truly realistic” painting, when there isn’t
als made it and his works were exhibited in Ja-
any prior formulation of realism? Can a paint-
karta, it turned out his “raw realism” style was
ing really able becoming a substituion of reali-
downright turned down. The unsold items
ty, when there hasn’t any definitions of (which)
were sent back to the painter in a messy condi-
reality and (what kind of) substitution?
tion. In short, he recalled, “The paintings were considered as junk because they didn’t sell.”
Erianto dove into the Yogyakartan realists con-
Perhaps people have also forgotten, there is
testation through disappointment on the real-
nothing more realistic than trash in this world.
ism of the Indonesian visual art field “reality.” He plunged into the womb of realist painting
The experience of being slapped by the re-
art--the Indonesian Art Institute--a champion
alists’ “trash” during the painting boom had
institute that subtly imposes realist painting
made Mak Etek--as he’s usually called by--tre-
technique and then fervently rejecting it. As a
mendously upset. Safety and the miscellany of
“method,” realist painting art is considered to
packing, details on package shipment, paint-
ing status, gallery commercial image or the
tense straps, fading stickers, corporate logos
prestige of art institution suddenly became
and hand scribbles of the shipping service.
his obsession and his internal and external tur-
Presumably, that is the “surface sensation” or
moil. Wooden boxes and PVC pipes that go
“sensation of truth” that is no other than the il-
back and forth from artist studios to the vari-
lusive truth that we can refer to as “fragile,” just
ous exhibitioun venues must have been able to
like the inscription “fragile” repeated on the
tell a lot. What does it mean when a package
surface if the “box.”
is returned? What does it mean when a shipgallery to an artist studio in a periphery coun-
eyes. His view on the status of contemporary
try? Rejection or acknowledgement? Success
artworks as a commodity, feels concrete and
story or the beginning of frustration? Have
sharp. His irony and parody on the artist’s re-
you ever heard of an Indonesia Art Museum
lational experience in the visual art field--as
in Jalan Merdeka, Jakarta? Or an artist from
far as our eyes could see beyond the physical-
Kampong Kersan sending a package of paint-
-seems subtle. This is Mak Etek’s “counterat-
ing to the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
tack” to the visual art field populated by “su-
in New York? What is its fortune? How about
perrealists” bosses surrounding him.
imagining a box “containing” a painting fom Tate Modern Art Museum, London, flown to
Indeed, other ways to experience the sensation
an address of a relatively unknown young art-
of “truth” in Mak Etek’s illusionism work is by
ist in Tirtonirmolo village? Does the National
breaking out of the prison or the ghosts of illu-
Museum of American Art send artworks in
sionism itself. What does the signages “open”
PVC pipes?
or “handle with care” means when the box can never be opened and will never be handled?
With dilligence--also a broken heart--since
What does the “fragile” code means when ver-
2010, Mak Etek work in completing the il-
ily there’s only a vast emptiness inside? The
lusionism of the canvas surface: pieces and
art institutions sending and receiving are re-
precise wood grains, the smooth surface of
ally existing, but the stickers are non-eventual
plywood and dented cardboards, the straight-
images. We imagine there’s something in the
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Mak Etek’s illusionism “ghost” is strangling our
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ment arrive from a big museum or a renown
box or PVC pipe through surface illusion that
or “sculpture.” Or cardboard packaging that
promises the “truth.” We even want to half
we imagine containing piles of exhibition cata-
convince through Mak Etek’s realism imagery,
logues fresh from the printing machines. The
that we imagine a real content inside it.
wood pieces are painted. The plywood texture
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is painted. The cardboard is painted. The text Apparently, this is the “dialectic” feud be-
“this way up” and the umbrella sign are paint-
tween the outside and the inside, if we could
ed. The sticker is painted. “Handle with care” is
use Bachelard’s term on the poetics of space.
painted. Because we can never check the con-
To make an inner side feels concrete and the
tent, we just say the content inside is art. Or:
outside is vast(ness), we need some sort of
because we know there’s nothing inside, just
“anthropology of the imagination.” But the ten-
imagine it as “something” or “what.”
sion between inside and outside is certainly not an opposition, and both is clearly asym-
“If the image is not in the mind, if the mind it-
metrical, Bachelard said. Thus, only if we were
self is an image, in this case the mechanism of
willing to omit our references or geometric
vision arises from trompe l’oeil that is by defi-
intuition, and becoming slightly “phenom-
nition deceptive, through which sight is ex-
enologist,” thus the dialectics between the
changed with the thing viewed.” (Bergson and
inside and outside will create many nuances,
Wuilleumier, 1994: 75).
countless of it (Bachelard, 1969: 215-216). Although Mak Etek desperately worked on
The inside--which we imagine together as an
the illusion of wooden boxes, cardboard and
artwork--is forever closed for us. As for what
PVC pipes, what is really imagined is an event.
Mak Etek completed is what appears on the
Yes, the event through the sending and receiv-
surface, which we have previously agreed as
ing of these “art” objects that are countless in
an “art work.”
amount and meaning nuances. “The ghost of truth” in painting, something Mak Etek affirmed his illusive spaces, making
that we might be able to portray as “handling
them concrete with three-dimensional ob-
with care” can also be stated like this: “Neither
jects, convincing boxes containing “painting”
truth in painting nor truth outside of painting,
but truth of an outside that returns to painting through evidence by which it removes itself from sight,” Marie- Claire Ropars-Wuilleumier wrote (Wuilleumier, in Peter Brunette and David Wills, 1994: 78). Complex is it not? +++ Jakarta, 2 May 2015
Supangkat, Jim, “Realisme Visual Sebagai Medium”, in Citra Realistik Indonesia, Painting Exhibition (1-10 September 1995) Visual Art Exhibition Building, Jakarta, (catalogue)
Bachelard, Gaston, The Poetics of Space, translated from French by Maria Jolas, Beacon Press, Boston, Massachusetts, 1969 Wuilleumier, Marie- Claire Ropars, “The Dissimulation of Painting”, in Deconstruction and the Visual Arts, Art, Media, Architecture (edited by Peter Brunette and David Wills), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1994
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Supria, Dede Eri, “Realisme, Gaya Seni Lukis yang Nyaris Bangkrut”, in Gerakan Seni Rupa Baru Indonesia, Kumpulan Karangan (Jim Supangkat, editor), PT Gramedia, Jakarta, 1979
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Homoludends II, Emmitan Galeri, Surabaya, Indonesia
Intellectus Syndicate, AJBS Gallery, Surabaya, Indonesia
Bandung Contemporary Art Award (bacaa), Lawang Wangi & Science Estate, Bandung, Indonesia
Meta-Amuk, Gallery Nasional Indonesia, Jakarta Indonesia
Crossover (syn) aestethetic, Tujuh Bintang Art Space, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2012 Antara Pintu dan Halaman (Bakaba #2), Sangkring Art Space, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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2010 a moment in abstract, Galeri Canna, Jakarta, Indonesia
2015 Handle with Care!, D Galerie, Jakarta, Indonesia 2013 Play of Perception, Element Art Space, Singapore
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Selected Group Exhibition 2015 NOW: Here – There – Everywhere, Semarang Contemporary Art Gallery, Semarang, Indonesia 2014 Yogyakarta Open Studio(YOS), Antena Projects, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Korea International Art Fair(KIAF), COEK Hall A&B Seoul, Korea
Domesticity V, Kayu Lucie Fontaine Indonesia, Bali, Indonesia
Bazaar Art Jakarta, Ritz-Calrton Pacific Place, Jakarta, Indonesia
Legacies of Power (ArtJog 14), Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Jogja, Indonesia
Kini (Bakaba #3), Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Sang Strukturalis, Semarang Contemporary Art Gallery, Semarang, Indonesia
2013 Art ++, Edwins Gallery, Jakarta Indonesia
Looking East (ArtJog 12), Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Jogja, Indonesia
Group Exhibition, Marc Straus Gallery, New York City, USA
FLOW , Michael Janssen Gallery, Berlin, Germany
FLOW, Rachel Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
ART Hong Kong 2012, Hong Kong Convenstion Centre, Hong Kong
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Master of Art, Indonesia Institute of Arts, Yogyakarta
Critical Points, Edwin’s Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
Reflection Of Megacities (JAA), North Atr Space, Pasar Seni Ancol, Jakarta, Indonesia
PLDPS X Exhibition, Taman Budaya Jambi, Indonesia
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2009 UP & HOPE, D’peak Art Space, Jakarta Indonesia.
The Thousand Mystery of Borobudur, Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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P.P.S.S Taman Budaya Pekan Baru, Riau Indonesia
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2008 Sumatera Imajinable, PLDPS XI, Taman Budaya Jambi Indonesia
2014 Nomination Sovereign Art Prize
Apresiasi Urban, Taman Budaya Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia
2015 Nomination Prudential Eye Awards 2014 - 2015 2011
Finalist UOB Painting of the Year, UOB Plaza, Jakarta, Indonesia
Visual Art Exhibition, 100th Anniversary of Kebangkitan Nasional, Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
The Best Three Artwork BaCAA ( Bandung Contemporary art Awards), Lawang Wangi & Science Estate, Bandung, Indonesia
De Paris a Jakarta, Gallery Nasional Indonesia, Jakarta Indonesia
2010 Finalist of JAA ( Jakarta Art Award) Reflection of Megacities, North Art Space,
2009 The Big 20 finalist Tujuh Bintang Art Award, the dream (the Power of dream), Jogja National Museum. Yogyakarta. 2008 Finalist of Visual Art Exhibition, 100 th Anniversary of Kebangkitan Nasional, Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 2007 Favorite Works of Peduli Seni, Fine Art Exhibition with “Aksi Anak Bangsa”, Senayan City, Jakarta, Indonesia The Big 20 Finalist of The Thousand Mysteries of Borobudur, Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta Indonesia 2006 The Big 10 Finalist of Pekan Seni Mahasiswa VIII, Makasar, Indonesia 2004 The Best Art Works, UNP, Padang, Indonesia
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The Dream (The Power of Dream), Tujuh Bintang Art Award, Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Pasar Seni Ancol Jakarta, Indonesia
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HOMAGE, Tujuh Bintang Art Space, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2007 Biennale Jogja, Collaboration with KS Belanak, Sangkring Art Space, Yogyakarta Indonesia
Catalogue for A solo exhibition by Erianto Handle with Care! The Image & the Mind in Erianto’s Paintings Curator Hendro Wiyanto English Translator Mirna Adzania
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Published by D Gallerie Jakarta, Indonesia May, 2015 Edition 500 copies Designed by Kotasis Kamar Desain 3x3x3 Surabaya, Indonesia www.kotasis.com
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