SAKA Museum Named One Of The World’s Most Beautiful Museums 2025 By Prix Versailles

September 3, 2025

SAKA Museum Named One Of The World’s Most Beautiful Museums 2025 By Prix Versailles

SAKA Museum at AYANA Bali has been named one of the World’s Most Beautiful Museums 2025 by France’s Prix Versailles, honoring its sustainable and culturally rich architecture. As the only Indonesian museum selected, SAKA joins global icons like the Grand Palais and Cleveland Museum of Natural History

July 21, 2026

Teachers’ Day at SAKA Museum: Learning Beyond the Classroom

On July 3, 2026, SAKA Museum welcomed educators from schools and learning institutions across Denpasar and Badung for a special edition of Community Day dedicated to teachers. The invitation carried a clear intention. SAKA hopes to be of use to every kind of learning community, and teachers are among its most important partners in that work. Just as importantly, the museum wanted to listen, to understand what schools need and how it might help enrich the learning experience.

June 4, 2026

SAKA Museum Marks the Saka New Year with Public Programs

SAKA Museum marks Saka New Year 1948 with a Nyepi philosophy talk by Marlowe Bandem, an ogoh-ogoh parade at AYANA Bali, and an interactive artifact storytelling session led by Dr. Judith E. Bosnak during Ngembak Geni.

March 4, 2026

Festive Season at SAKA: Daily Workshops of Living Traditions

Festive Season at SAKA offered a meaningful pause during Bali’s busiest holidays. Through dance, printmaking, incense, and Kamasan art workshops, guests experienced Balinese living traditions hands-on—not as spectacle, but as shared practice, rhythm, and presence.

March 4, 2026

KALA 03: Ulantaga, Paper as Practice in Balinese Life

KALA 03 explores daluang as a living material in Balinese life, connecting paper, ritual, art, and cultural continuity

November 14, 2025

If Objects Could Speak: Storytelling with SAKA Museum

SAKA Museum’s UWRF session “If Objects Could Speak” invited audiences to see museum objects as living stories. Through creative exercises and dialogue, participants explored memory, culture, and imagination, highlighting SAKA’s mission to make heritage engaging and meaningful.

October 7, 2025

Seeing the Unseen: GFX Infrared for Museum Documentation

The "Seeing the Unseen" workshop at SAKA Museum showcased how Fujifilm’s GFX100 IR camera reveals hidden details in artworks, aiding conservation and documentation.

October 7, 2025

SAKA Museum’s Summer Program

SAKA Museum’s Summer Program (June 28–August 2, 2025) offered evening hours and workshops on Kamasan painting, linocut printmaking, and Batuan painting. Led by young artists, the program allowed visitors to engage with Balinese art in a relaxed, reflective atmosphere, fostering a deeper connection with the island's cultural heritage.

October 7, 2025

Lila Cita Sukaning Manah at SAKA Museum

The SAKA Museum in Bali recently held Lila Cita Sukaning Manah, a celebration marking the close of four major exhibitions. The event highlighted Balinese culture as a living practice, not just an ideal, focusing on collective care and stewardship. The exhibitions explored themes like the Day of Silence, the ancient Subak irrigation system, and the five great elements, all of which are central to Balinese life.

Timeless Balinese Calendars Meet Digital Innovation

October 7, 2025

KALA.02: Timeless Balinese Calendars Meet Digital Innovation

SAKA Museum held the second session of its KALA conservation series. This event, titled Mapping Time: Ancient Balinese Calendars in the Digital Age, was delivered in Indonesian and featured I Nengah Januartha, a programmer and archivist who has spent over a decade working at the intersection of traditional Balinese culture and digital technology.

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