Museum Pasifika Bali

The museum has a good collection, and it was quite a pleasant stroll overall. HOWEVER, the lighting was really poor, many artworks didn’t shine the way they should and ended up losing their spark. Some paintings also didn’t have proper credits to the artists, which was a bit of a pity. I did appreciate the introductions at the beginning of each room, explaining the artists and the theme. It was really nice and helpful. Still, lighting plays such a big role in appreciating art, and I really hope the team improves this part. On my last visit, which happened to be during Independence Day, one of the final rooms was closed for a group event, so I couldn’t finish my tour. 😔

One of the best museum for anyone who likes painting. In this museum you can find a very nice collection of Indonesian painters and foreign painters who had created their artworks in Indonesia. Don't miss this treasure if you are interested in art, particularly painting

It was our pleasure to go around the museum. My 4,5 years old daughter was also really excited about gallery. 11 different rooms with artist from all over the world.

The museum has a very beautiful and large collection of mainly potrait & landcape paintings from of contempary artists both from bali & the pacific region. The paintings curated were in my opinion very good as i love impressionist paintings. They also display statues mainly of balinese subject & an entire section dedicated to pacifice islander woodcarvings. Had a wonderful 90 minute visit here.

Great collection of cultural art from a range of artists around the world. Great way to visualise different art styles and interpretations of a variety of cultures within the context of Indonesia.

do not come if you want to learn, you can come only if you got too tired to explore the beauty of Bali. The collection tag line is a marketing gimmick, yes, the first maybe... but for sure not the only nor the largest. Maybe the largest if you count all the beads of the bangles the collected. if you are looking to learn about art or the culture, forget it! they understand no culture, no art, just marketing gimmick. the earliest collection they have was from 1918, and they said they specialised in asia pacific painting. please... try again oh dont forget the possibilty of misidentification of painting technique!

Wow... the Pasifika Museum is one of the largest museums in Asia, located in Nusa Dua, Bali. Here, I can clearly see paintings by some of the world's best artists. This place is a must-visit destination for tourists visiting Bali. Entrance tickets are very cheap, only USD $7 (IDR 100,000) for foreign tourists and USD $5 (IDR 70,000) for local tourists. If you love art, you must visit; this place is highly recommended.

My second visit here, and this time enjoyed 2 hours viewing the art collection from Indonesia and some other Pacific countries. The variety of the collection amazed me, even though I think the lighting is a bit too dark to allow me to enjoy some of the painting's vibrant colors. However, I appreciate there are some benches inside the gallery for me to sit and enjoy the vibe of being surrounded by well-curated art collection. The museum has a cafe, and the museum complex is surrounded by large gardens.