Tetangga: people, places, and objects across borders, a collaborative exhibition between Indonesian and Australian curators as part of the Australian-Indonesia Museums (AIM) Project.

Developed by seven museums across Southeast Asia region—including from Thailand, Indonesia, Brunei, the Philippines, and Australia—the exhibition  challenges traditional national narratives by presenting maritime history as a shared, interconnected story. 

‘Stories from Ombilin’ brings the past to life through the memories, experiences, and stories of Sawahlunto's local people.

As part of the Significance Assessment for the furniture collection, SEAMS has developed an exhibition with the Jakarta History Museum, which launched on 15 October 2024.