The Indonesian Ambassador’s wife, Mrs Nino Riphat, being greeted by Indonesian Embassy and National Gallery staff on arrival

Indonesian Ambassador Nadjib Riphat Kesoema (3rd from l) and Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs Senator Brett Mason (4th from l) at the exhibition entry signage.

Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs Senator Brett Mason and Indonesian Ambassador Nadjib Riphat Kesoema discussing the Affandi work on a poster they had just signed as a souvenir

The exhibition entrance signage

Australian National University’s Chaitany Sambrani, Sarah Scott and Katie Hayne

Former DFAT Secretary Phillip Flood with his favourite painting at the exhibition, Potret Diri dan Pipanya

Affandi (1907-1990) Potret Diri dan Pipanya, 1971

Artist Willi Himawan with Indonesian National Gallery staffers Sheena and Agi

Guests at the launch

Agus Kamal (b. 1956), Anak Ayam and Patung, 1983

Batara Lubis (1927 – 1986) Pasar, 1962

Sudjojono (b. 1913), Ros Panadanwangi Istriku, 1959

Soedibio (b. 1912) Asti, 1980

Sudjana Kerton (b. 1922) Senja, 1987

Zaini (b. 1926) Potret, 1949

Muhammad Reggie Aquara (b. 1982) Heavy Soul 2, 2013

Wayan Suja (b. 1975), Me and Snobbery Times, 2014

Willy Himawan, (b. 1983), Jamais Vu Series # Portrait, 2014

Teja Astawa, Keluarga Bali Dulu, 2014