Lippo Cikarang Cosmopolis (LCC) remains deeply committed to consistently delivering sustainable added value to its residents, tenants, and visitors. This commitment is reflected across various dimensions, ranging from the introduction of new facilities to the creation of collaborative creative spaces. One key realization of this vision is Art District 2026, an art and creativity event designed to invite the community into an inspirational and exploratory space. The event took place from Friday to Sunday, June 12–14, 2026, from 10:00 to 18:00 WIB, at the Meikarta District 2 Marketing Gallery.
Embracing a space concept that allows for broad interpretation, Art District 2026 delivered a creative experience that seamlessly blended art, education, community, and public interaction. Space within this event was not merely defined as a residential setting, but also as a playground, an expressive outlet, and a simulated hub of creativity that opens up cross-generational collaboration opportunities. Through this approach, Art District 2026 also served as an effort to educate the public on the importance of comfortable, inspiring living spaces that effectively enhance the quality of life for their residents.
Through Art District 2026, LCC aimed to provide a platform for artists, students, communities, and the general public to express ideas, explore creativity, and celebrate a diverse range of artwork within an inclusive and inspiring atmosphere.
Agus Arismunandar, President Director of Lippo Cikarang, stated that Art District 2026 represents one form of LCC's commitment to delivering spaces that go beyond physical functions to successfully foster social interaction, creativity, and community collaboration. He emphasized that the company believes art plays an essential role in building a more vibrant, inclusive, and inspiring regional atmosphere for the public.
The event featured collaborations with a number of commissioned artists, including Aji Sambodo and several others, whose presence was expected to bring a unique character to the exhibition and inspire the younger generation to keep creating.
Going beyond professional artists, Art District 2026 also partnered with schools and educational institutions across the Cikarang region. This collaboration showcased the works of talented "Young Artists" from various institutions, including Paramadina University, Tunas Bangsa School, and Don Bosco III, among others.
As a form of appreciation for the creativity of the younger generation, Art District 2026 provided a Dedicated Board specifically to display selected children's artwork that passed a screening process. These pieces were exhibited throughout the event, allowing visitors to enjoy and directly appreciate the creative potential of children and students. Over the course of the three-day event, visitors enjoyed a diverse lineup of engaging activities, ranging from exhibitions, a creative and food-and-beverage market, workshops, to interactive experiences, all designed to offer entertainment while opening doors for learning, collaboration, and the exploration of creative ideas.
Agus Arismunandar added that the involvement of students, communities, and artists in Art District 2026 is expected to stimulate the growth of a creative ecosystem in Cikarang and its surrounding areas. He expressed his hope that Art District 2026 would serve as a sanctuary for the younger generation to confidently showcase their work, learn from established artists, and recognize that creativity can thrive in spaces tightly woven into everyday life. Art District 2026 was open to the public and free of charge, fulfilling LCC's hope to continuously deliver public spaces that bridge art, community, education, and the public into a single, meaningful experience.