Museum Pasifika

With over 600 artworks permanently exhibited, Museum Pasifika offers a unique blend of Asia-Pacific Premier Art with Western & Asian fine arts.
 

The Indonesian Masters from Raden Saleh to Lempad, from Affandi & Hendra to Kobot, the collection comprises over 50 Indonesian Artists. Together with Indonesia premier art masterpieces, it demonstrates the country cultural richness.

The Indo-European Artists (The European artists who lived and worked in Indonesia) whether they were Italian, German, Austrian, Swiss, Belgium, French, Australian, Mexican and Dutch, they have all been inspired by the Asian continent, especially Indonesia and Bali. Museum Pasifika has a unique collection of those artists. Over 100 artworks that are exhibited in 4 rooms: Italian, French, Dutch, and Indo-European. Let’s mention Walter Spies, Miguel Covarrubias, Jean Le Mayeur, Willem Hoffker, Rudolf Bonnet, Arie Smit, Charles Sayers and Theo Meier among the most well-known.

The Indochinese Participants of the “Beaux-Arts” School of Hanoi. With their students and followers constitute a comprehensive collection of 30 artists and over 50 artworks, already acknowledged in the international exhibitions and publications. They have become today the most look after artworks from the Asian region.

The Michoutouchkine & Pilioko Collection of Premier Art of Oceania, of around 200 sculptures and Tapas from 10 different Nations of the Pacific (Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, PNG, New Zealand, Australia, New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna, and Polynesia). Collected over 50 years by the two artists documented by several books and catalogs exhibited in France, Russia, Australia, Tahiti, and New Caledonia. This collection is one of the most complete in the world from an ethnological and anthropological point of view,

The Legendary Western Artists: starting with Paul Gauguin, during his Tahiti period, the Museum displayed 7 Bronzes after some of his sculptures, completed by woodcuts and watercolors of the artist, other headliners such as Henri Rousseau, Henri Matisse, Auguste Rodin, Jean-Baptiste Carpeau, Marvina Hoffmann, Bernard Buffet are also part of the collection with some of their Asian artworks in Japan, China, India and Polynesia.