Museum Rudana

In a world full of violence and hatred, Museum Rudana believes that art can be a powerful tool for promoting peace and understanding. The museum's Global Social Vision for Global Peace seeks to use the arts to promote peace and understanding across cultures. The initiative includes a number of programs and projects that aim to achieve the goal. Museum Rudana believes that by working together, we can make the world a more peaceful and tolerant place.

The vision of Museum Rudana for Total or Global Spiritual Diplomacy is to be a force for peace and understanding in the world by promoting respect and dialogue among the world's religions and cultures. The museum works to foster this goal by promoting education and scholarships, and by hosting exhibitions, conferences, and other events that promote religious and cultural understanding. The most common way that they have made an effort to promote this is by offering visitors an exclusive scarf as a symbol of purity and holiness, when they purchase a ticket to enter the museum.

Museum Rudana's Global Environmental Vision for Global Warming is to raise awareness of the causes and effects of climate change, and to promote sustainable development and resilience to climate change. The exhibitions and programs in Museum Rudana & Rudana Fine Art Gallery are designed to educate visitors about the science of climate change and the importance of taking action to mitigate its effects. The museum also showcases innovative solutions to climate change and inspires visitors to take action in their own lives. From conserving energy by not using air conditioning, to regulating the use of lighting in the main exhibition space, the museum itself has taken many such measures to showcase their efforts towards reducing the ill-effects of global warming.

Said to be the most comprehensive fine art gallery in all of Bali, the Museum Rudana & Rudana Fine Art Gallery houses a collection of more than 8000 works of art. It dates back to 1974, and is home to masterpieces by famed Balinese as well as international artists, including I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, I Gusti Ketut Kobot, Rudolf Bonnet, Antonio Blanco as well as Arie Smith, among others.

Built in a beautiful blend of modern as well as traditional elements of the Balinese style of architecture, the Genta Fine Art Gallery is another one of the popular galleries within the Museum Rudana Ubud. The gallery showcases a wide range of contemporary and traditional art from Indonesia and around the world including paintings, sculptures, and other works by some of the country's most famous artists.

Said to be a subsidiary of Museum Rudana, Galeri Candi aims to help the aspiring artists from Indonesia and abroad learn and make their very own piece of artwork. It also offers visitors and art connoisseurs a chance to view the works of artists such as Srihadi Soedarsono, Nyoman Gunarsa, Made Wianta, Ida Bagus Indra and more.