Ubud Art Museum

The Neka Art Museum is one of the many cultural attractions of Bali. It was opened in 1982 in the city of Ubud and named after the famous teacher Suteja Neka, who collected paintings of famous Balinese and foreign artists. Currently, the exposition of the museum is located in several buildings, the architecture of which is characteristic of the buildings of the northern part of the island. The Neka Art Museum has both permanent and temporary exhibitions.

By July 1997, the area of the museum was 9,150 square meters, of which 2,580 square meters were allocated for buildings. The rest of the territory is occupied by a beautiful garden, equipped with cozy arbors, benches and fountains.

The museum’s collection has continued to grow over the years, currently holding around 300 exhibits. Among the most famous collections are Modern Balinese painting, Medieval Indonesian art and Classical puppet painting.