Yogyakarta is home to many talented young artists, and now Nia Nanoka is gaining attention with her first experimental photography exhibition. Her show, “Somewhere Blue,” draws on her own experiences and highlights her sensitivity to rhythm, movement, and the human body. The exhibition opened on September 12, 2026, at WhatTheDeck! Rooftop Area, PORTA by Ambarrukmo Hotel.
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Closer to “Somewhere Blue” Art Exhibition by Nia Nanoka
Nia is a visual artist and photographer who works across different disciplines. She often uses alternative photographic methods like cyanotype and wet cyanotype. For this exhibition, she chose Michael Steve as the curator. He is also recognized for his photography.
Michael helps turn Nia Nanoka’s artistic story into a visual experience for visitors. This exhibition invites people to step into a space that connects the past and the future, encouraging them to be present in the moment.
Nia Nanoka’s “Somewhere Blue” exhibition is open to everyone daily until October 19, 2026. You can visit between 10 AM and 11 PM WIB at Whatthedeck! Rooftop, PORTA by Ambarrukmo. Nia is a student at Institut Seni Indonesia in Yogyakarta and has a strong passion for blue-themed art.
Inside the Living Space at PORTA by Ambarrukmo
Yogyakarta is a city full of art and culture for everyone to enjoy. Exhibitions are everywhere, and one of the most interesting spots is PORTA by Ambarrukmo Yogyakarta. This lifestyle hotel encourages collaboration and often hosts creative programs that mix the hotel experience with the art scene. Through these exhibitions, PORTA brings together artists, local communities, and visitors to celebrate Indonesia’s cultural diversity with inspiring works.