Presented for the 50th anniversary of Museum Seni Rupa dan Keramik, this exhibition explored Adam Malik’s role as a collector and his contribution to Indonesia’s cultural heritage. Featuring 25 paintings and ceramics from his collection, it traced connections between collecting, Indonesia’s changing artistic landscape, and the establishment of the museum in 1976.

Developed through the Koleksi Kita initiative, Koleksi Jakarta brings together museum and gallery collections from across Jakarta into a single digital platform. Supported by the U.S. Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP) and implemented by Southeast Asia Museum Services (SEAMS), it makes the city's cultural heritage more accessible for everyone.

Developed through the Koleksi Kita, Keuneubah Aceh presents selected objects from the National Museum of Indonesia’s Aceh collection. Through provenance research and collaboration with Acehnese communities, the exhibition explores memory, resistance, and cultural continuity- reframing historical narratives through local perspectives.

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

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.

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.