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Central Jakarta Mayor Mangara Pardede (left), actor and Jakarta Institute of Arts (IKJ) Foundation head Slamet Rahardjo Djarot (center) and Indonesia-Korea Association head Shin Kee-yup inaugurate the Fun Act Mural 2015 in Cikini, Central Jakarta, on Monday
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Central Jakarta Mayor Mangara Pardede (left), actor and Jakarta Institute of Arts (IKJ) Foundation head Slamet Rahardjo Djarot (center) and Indonesia-Korea Association head Shin Kee-yup inaugurate the Fun Act Mural 2015 in Cikini, Central Jakarta, on Monday. Indonesian and Korean students recently joined forces to brighten the city with vibrant and witty murals.(JP/Seto Wardhana) (left), actor and Jakarta Institute of Arts (IKJ) Foundation head Slamet Rahardjo Djarot (center) and Indonesia-Korea Association head Shin Kee-yup inaugurate the Fun Act Mural 2015 in Cikini, Central Jakarta, on Monday. Indonesian and Korean students recently joined forces to brighten the city with vibrant and witty murals.(JP/Seto Wardhana)
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span class="caption">Central Jakarta Mayor Mangara Pardede (left), actor and Jakarta Institute of Arts (IKJ) Foundation head Slamet Rahardjo Djarot (center) and Indonesia-Korea Association head Shin Kee-yup inaugurate the Fun Act Mural 2015 in Cikini, Central Jakarta, on Monday. Indonesian and Korean students recently joined forces to brighten the city with vibrant and witty murals.(JP/Seto Wardhana)
