CAN’S Gallery

Stepping into the vibrant art scene of Jakarta, let’s uncover the story of CAN’S Gallery. CAN’S Gallery stands as a testament to Indonesia’s evolving art landscape. Initially known as CANNA Gallery, it first opened its doors in 2000 in the commercial hub of Kelapa Gading. The founder’s vision was to cultivate a new art market in a developing Jakarta area. CAN’S Gallery has embraced change throughout the years. In 2016, the gallery moved to a new building, marking a shift towards a younger generation of artists. This new era combined commercial success with research and discourse. CAN’S Gallery prides itself on its connections. It represents both renowned and mid-career Indonesian artists, fostering long-term collaborations. The gallery actively promotes these artists on a global scale. They participate in international art fairs like Art Dubai, Art Paris, and Art Miami. They also have a presence at regional events such as Art Basel Hong Kong, CIGE Beijing, Shanghai Contemporary, and Art Stage Singapore. CAN’S Gallery plays a crucial role in promoting Indonesian fine art. They mediate and advance the careers of diverse artists. Leveraging their experience in local, regional, and international art scenes, CAN’S Gallery aims to elevate Indonesian artists’ global recognition. More than just a commercial gallery, CAN’S Gallery fosters dialogue. It creates a platform for artists, curators, collectors, and institutions to connect, both within Indonesia and regionally. If you’re interested in experiencing CAN’S Gallery for yourself, it’s open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. It’s closed on Sundays and public holidays.