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Trick Art Exhibition Jakarta

Hello travelers!

It has been a while since my last post. I'm quite busy preparing for the upcoming exam and my brain almost exploded due to excessive studies. :p

To help my (almost) exploded brain - I'm going to refresh my brain a little - by writing a short post about my visit to Trick Art Exhibition in Grand Indonesia, Jakarta. 

Somebody - helpp me!

Trick Art was first introduced by Japanese in 1980. Trick Art is the type of artwork that makes use of optical illusion by using shades, colours, perspectives, and lighting - to create the 3D effects. Through years, trick art has been known worldwide and now, it is time for Indonesia to get to know about Trick Art!

Trick Art Exhibition in Indonesia, is held in Grand Indonesia - one of the famous shopping mall in Jakarta. The exhibition is held for 2 months - starting from 2 December until 3 February 2013.


For the entrance ticket, here is the complete list of the ticket price:

Monday to Friday 
Regular : Rp. 50,000
Children/Student : Rp. 35,000

Saturday and Sunday
Regular : Rp. 75,000
Children/Student : Rp. 50,000

Children below 5 years : FREE

NB :
Children : above 5 years until 18 years
Student : above 18 years with student card

The exhibition opens daily from 10.00 until 22.00.







It is HIGHLY suggested for the visitor to bring their own camera, tablet, iPAD, cameraphone, etc.
No worries, you can touch every single artworks inside! :p

Okay, that's all the information I could gather about the Trick Art Exhibition in Jakarta.

Remember! The exhibition will be ended on February 3rd 2013 - which is the end of this week!

So, for those of you who are still hesitate - visit them now before it is gone!

Auch. . .

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