Agung Rai Museum of Art

The Museum at ARMA is a real gem. The art on display is varied and beautifully arranged. In addition, there are many opportunities to linger here. Another big plus is that the area offers you the opportunity to watch artists at work.

Possibly an essential if you are an artist or art lover. 150 000 IDR entry fee includes booklet & tea or coffee. The grounds are stunning & deeply relaxing. There are a number of buildings. Some art blew me away. Mostly paintings are on display. Whilst they are in buildings there is no humidity or other monitoring to perserve these works. Quite sad really.

Very beautiful. Admission fee includes an informational book with map and pictures and a voucher for free drink. The traditional Bali museum and the modern art museum are a must see.

Amazing art collection! Vast collection of amazing arts from all around the world! I was very excited!! I went to the museum when there was an exhibition going on. I think it was ROOTS: 100 years of Walter Spies in Bali! The exhibition was such an eye opener. The message of the artist reached my heart, deeply. Overall experience was great. I got to claim free drinks in the cafe! But I really really hope they install air conditioners in the gallery for the comfort of visitors. It was super hot and humid in Bali, I was sweating like crazy. The collection was nice and amazing but my time in the galleries was quite unpleasant because of the heat. I wish it was a relaxing time to enjoy some art but I must keep it short as it was getting unbearably hot inside 😭😭

Interesting contemporary collection of paintings and traditional Balinese paintings. This was my favorite on this visit, very large portrait, photo print image by Dutch artist Ted Van der Hulst. Galleries set in a lovely garden. Complimentary tea/ coffee in the cafe included in ticket. Recommend a visit if you are in Ubud

Amazing, spacious, chill and nice arts, there are mixed of traditional and contemporary art. You get a free coffee with entrance ticket too, worth a visit

Very interesting house and art to see. Also there are workshops outside. With a ticket, you also get a coffee or tea in their restaurant which is amazing relax zone to spend some time. Besides there are a lot of stuff there, you can not hear any of them. They all walk silently and speak with kidness. Art houses are huge and open spaces between them make it all together a wonderful experience, regarding the architecture and also arts.

I wish more people would know about this place! It was such a hidden find well worth the 150k entrance fee. If there was one place that embodies the aspiration, art, and culture of Bali, this would be it. Most of the art pieces displayed are courtesy of Mr Agung Rai and wife. The entrance ticket includes a free coffee/tea and visit to the villas behind. There are QR codes next to each painting explaining the background of the artist and the piece itself. I loved the rice field centrepiece and also Mr Walter Spies' collection. The grounds are beautiful and we spent several hours enjoying a quiet stroll to appreciate the art collections, gardens and rice fields. We were truly lucky and bumped into the lovely owners enjoying a break in the cafe. Highly recommended to those who are interested in local art