The Aroengbinang posts pictures of old traditional Javanese artists based in Jakarta.
Written byMong Palatino
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The art scene in Yogyakarta is considered more important than that of Jakarta. Works by contemporary artists and a glimpse into the incredibly creative art scene can be found in the exhibition halls of the Langgeng Art Foundation, as well as a few hundred meters further at Kedai Kebun Forum. For your Jakarta travel check http://indonesia-travel.lestariweb.com/E/Java-Travel-Jakarta.php