Bali, Indonesia, hosts several notable institutions showcasing Oceanic art from across the Pacific. The Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) in Ubud features a significant collection of traditional and contemporary Balinese and Pacific works. The Neka Art Museum, also in Ubud, includes a dedicated Oceanic section with sculptures, masks, and artifacts from island cultures. The Rudana Museum in Peliatan displays Indonesian and international art alongside Pacific pieces. The Blanco Renaissance Museum in Ubud blends the surrealist works of Antonio Blanco with a small Oceanic collection. The Agung Gede Rai Art Gallery in Kedewatan offers Balinese art plus Oceanic artifacts from various Pacific nations. These galleries provide insight into the diverse artistic expressions and cultural heritage of the Pacific Islands, making Bali a unique destination for Oceanic art enthusiasts.