AGUS ISMOYO
Birthplace: Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Education: Academy of Industry
Business School Industrial Management 1980-1985
NIA FLIAM
Birthplace : Denver, Colorado, USA
Education : Pratt Institute
Textile Design, BFA, 1981
EXHIBITIONS:
2013
‘Out of
Southeast Asia’
Textile Museum Washington DC. April-September
2012
‘Sarong-’ Esplanade, Singapore 10th Anniversary
Celebration of the Esplanade, April-June
‘Negari
Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat’ A
representative exhibition of Yogyakarta Artists, April
“Beneath the Winds: Masterpieces of Southeast Asian Art” Art Gallery of South Australia
2011
“Batik Summit” Exhibition of Indonesian
batik, Jakarta Convention Center
“Transformation” Fiber Face 3 International Fiber Art Exhibition
Taman Buday, Jogjakarta Indonesia
2010
“Rasa Jiwa” Rumah Jawa, Jakarta exhibition of batik Isnia with the paintings of Anang Asmara
“Festival Kesenian Jogjakarta” Benteng Vedenberg Jogjakarta
2009
“Jogjakarta Bienalle 2009”Taman Budaya, Jogjakarta
“Lessons of the Land” Lontar Foundation Gallery Jakarta
Collaborative works of Agus Ismoyo &
Nia Fliam with Ernabella Arts Studio and Utopia Urapuntja of Australia
“OzAsia Festival” Exhibition with Ernabella Arts Studio collaboration with
Brahma Tirta Sari Adelaide Australia
”Indonesian Visual Arts Association Virtual Exhibition” Yogyakarta
“Fiber Face 2"-- Evolution Group Show of Fiber Arts Taman Budaya Jogyakarta
2008
“Fiber Face of Indonesia 2008—Collaborations of Brahma Tirta Sari” Solo Exhibition Netzorg and Kerr Gallery Richmond Center for the Visual Arts, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan USA, Indonesian Embassy, Washington DC, Island Gallery Bainbridge, Washington USA, Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia
“Pusaka” Western Michigan University exhibition of collaborative works with
Students during artist in residency Kalamazoo, Michigan
2007
“Neo-Nation” Bienalle Yogjakarta, Indonesia
“Annual Faculty Exhibition” Western Michigan University, Richmond Art Center, Kalamazoo, Michigan
"Skin to Skin” Group show of Aboriginal artists Old Parliment House, Canberra, Australia Ernabella Arts & Brahma Tirta Sari collaboration
“Fiber Face 2007” Group show of Yogjakarta textile artists,
Babaran Segaragunung, Yogjakarta, Indonesia
2006
“Restrospective of Jogyakarta Artists” Group show of Yogjakarta artists from
1970-now Yogjakarta Gallery, Yogjakarta
“Sketavanza” Group show of drawings Taman Budaya Yogyakarta
“Abstract Painters of Indonesia” (Ismoyo) Group show
Taman Budaya, Yogjakarta
“Let the Earth Speak” Collaborative work between Studio Brahma Tirta
Sari and Ernabella Arts , Fabric of Life Gallery, Fringe Show for Adelaide Art Festival, Adelaide, Australia
“Unity” Collaborative work between Brahma Tirta Sari, Kasabone (Mali Mud
Cloth) and two Nigerian batik artists Yemisi Ajayi, Baba Sangodare
Ajala American Cultural Center Bemako, Mali
Nigerian Cultural Center, Lagos, Nigeria
“Multi Faced Tradition” Group Show
Sanggar Luhur, Pintu Merah Bandung
2005
“Out of Indonesia” Solo Exhibition Brahma Tirta Sari
World Batik Conference, Boston Massachusetts, USA
Bellvue Art Museum, Seattle Washington, USA
Island Gallery, Bainbridge Island, Washington, USA
Opening of the Culture House Babaran Segaragunung, Yoygyakarta, Java
Argasoka Gallery, Ubud Bali
Biennale Jogjakarta
Collaborative work of Brahma Tirta Sari with Utopia Urapuntja Batik Australia
2004
“Unwrapped” Collaborative work of Brahma Tirta Sari & Utopia Urapuntja
Group show traveling exhibition of Australian textiles:
Sponsored by Asia Link
Bendigo Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
National Gallery, Kuala Lumpur
National Gallery, Bangkok
Metropolitan Museum, Filipina
La Salle, Singapura
“Objecthood” Craft as Art Taman Budaya Yogyakarta Group Show
2003
“Countrybutions” Yogyakarta Biennale 2003,
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
“Interplasi” CP Open Biennale 2003
Jakarta, Indonesia
“Girl Talk” Edwin’s Gallery Group show of women artists
Jakarta, Indonesia
“Threads of Life” Mary’s Place Gallery Group show of Indonesian textiles
“Speaking With Cloth: Cerita Dalam Kain”
Cloth from the Abbott Collection & and contempory Indonesian textil Paddington, NSW Australia, Museums and Galleries of the Northern Territory, Darwin, Australia
2002
”Jejak Tradisi dalam Seni Kontemporir” Group show all media
Taman Budaya, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
“Fiber Connection” Internasional Fiber Exhibition
Cemeti Foundation, Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia
“Batik of Change” –International Batik Exhibition
Chamber of Crafts, Hannover, Jerman
Smend Gallery, Koln, Jerman
“Trade Winds” Collection of the Powerhouse Museum
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Australia
2001
“Segaragunung” – Solo Exhibition of Brahma Tirta Sari
National Museum Jakarta, Indonesia
Gallery Argasoka, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.
Collaborative work of : Studio Brahma Tirta Sari Australian artists
Batik artists from the Aboriginal community of Utopia, Central Australia
Youth from Mt. Lawu, Jawa, Indonesia
“National Crafts Exhibition” –Gallery National Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
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