Artjog Not All Out

THERE is no more breathtaking work of art on the facade of Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta. Only a corridor walled with blue iron plates and a sign that reads “Artjog”, guiding visitors inside to see paintings, sculptures, and installation arts by 78 featured artists. Paintings are predominant this time, and no interactive work is present due to health protocols. For years, Artjog contemporary art exhibition has always been featurin

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