Discover new narratives at the National Museum of Indonesia! The Gayot Lombok reveals untold history through Significance 2.0 insights.

Jakarta, August 7-8, 2024 - As part of the Australia-Indonesia Museum (AIM) Project, a workshop on the Significance 2.0 methodology...

Jakarta, August 6, 2024 - The international seminar "Provenance Research, Restitution, and Communities: Perspectives from Indonesia and...

Jakarta, August 5, 2024 - As part of the Australia-Indonesia Museums (AIM) Project, a sharing session was held at the Jakarta History...

Bekerja sama dengan Deakin University (Australia), Western Australian Museum (WAM), dan Southeast Asia Museum Services (SEAMS),...

As part of the Australia-Indonesian Museums (AIM) project, an online exhibition is being developed to share stories about the connections...

As part of the Australia-Indonesia Museums (AIM) Project, an online workshop on the significance museum approach was held on the 31 of...

A workshop on museum interpretation and exhibition development was held in Jakarta from 23-24 November 2021. The workshop brought...

As part of the Australia-Indonesia Museums (AIM) Project, an online workshop on the significance museum approach was held from 28-29...

As part of the AIM Project, an online workshop on the significance museum approach was held from 30 September-01 October 2021. The...

As part of the AIM Project, an online workshop on the significance museum approach was held from the 25-26 September 2021. The workshop...

As part of the AIM Project, 7 regional workshops on Significance Assessment will be held across Indonesia over 2021. The first regional...

As part of the Australia-Indonesian Museums (AIM) project, a workshop on assessing museum objects using the Significance Methodology was...