Telkom University Opens Its Creative Galleries to the Public, Showcasing Art, Innovation, and Culture

Telkom University continues to strengthen its commitment to openness and inclusivity through public access to its creative galleries. Managed under the Faculty of Creative Industries (FIK), these spaces connect education, art, and community, reflecting the university’s mission to make creativity a shared cultural experience.

Gallery Idealoka at Telkom University Creative Center (TUC)

Gallery Idealoka serves as a hub for national and international exhibitions, featuring works across design, fine arts, multimedia, and visual communication. It offers free public access, providing an inclusive platform for artists, students, and visitors to exchange ideas and appreciation for art and innovation. The gallery also promotes collaboration between academia and creative communities, emphasizing cultural exchange and shared learning.

Gallery Ciptaloka at Sebatik Building

Gallery Ciptaloka showcases selected student works that are updated each semester. This gallery highlights the creativity, originality, and innovative thinking of Telkom University students. It is also open to the public free of charge, allowing wider audiences to experience the emerging talent and artistic vision cultivated within the campus environment.

Fostering Community Engagement Through Art and Culture

Both galleries embody Telkom University’s belief that art and knowledge should be accessible to everyone. By providing open access and fostering collaboration, the university bridges academic excellence with cultural appreciation, ensuring that creativity continues to inspire and connect people from all walks of life.

Through Gallery Idealoka and Gallery Ciptaloka, Telkom University upholds its role as a creative and inclusive institution that values education, innovation, and community engagement. These spaces not only celebrate art and design but also strengthen the bond between academia and society proving that creativity thrives best when it is shared openly with the world.