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Art & Culture 5 years ago

Artists' Camp Retrospective in Darwin celebrates Indonesian-Australian cultural ties

Not only does art provide practical and therapeutical benefits for isolated people in lockdown, it also creates opportunities to foster positive international cultural and political relations.

Entertainment 5 years ago

Indonesian docs on the lookout for producers, compelling storytelling style

Even before the health crisis that forced people to stay home, documentaries had become the most prestigious form of creative expression.

People 5 years ago

Neka’s legacy of kris beauty

A Balinese art connoisseur finds his passion in preserving the legacy of his kris-making ancestors.

People 5 years ago

Erica Hestu Wahyuni’s playful paintings

With multiple exhibitions in several countries, painter Erica Hestu Wahyuni has become a familiar face on the international art scene.

Art & Culture 5 years ago

In search of post-COVID-19 economic protocol to stimulate Indonesian art world

The massive disruption caused in the art and creative sector of the Indonesian economy by global governmental measures to limit the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was the subject of a recent webinar.

National 5 years ago

Where is the government’s long-promised arts and culture endowment?

The government has allocated Rp 1 trillion (US$68.4 million) from the 2020 state budget for an arts and culture endowment, significantly lower than what President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo promised a few years ago.

Art & Culture 5 years ago

Semarang art event gives artists stage to perform amid pandemic

The Panggung Kahanan art event in Semarang provides a space for artists who have been unable to perform amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Art & Culture 5 years ago

How safe are the DKJ and TIM art collections?

Amid public anxiety over the COVID-19 pandemic, art collections like those of the Jakarta Art Council (DKJ) and Taman Ismail Marzuki (TIM) should never be overlooked.

Books 6 years ago

A collection of modern Panji anthologies

The stories of Panji, legendary tales of princes from East Java, are literary heritage still relevant in depicting Indonesia’s contemporary and future conditions.

Art & Culture 6 years ago

No five-star hotel in TIM: Anies

The confusion over the future of the Taman Ismail Marzuki arts and cultural center may subside somewhat after the Jakarta administration cleared up rumors about turning it into a commercial space, but some problems remain.

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arts-and-culture-in-Indonesia

Artists' Camp Retrospective in Darwin celebrates Indonesian-Australian cultural ties

Indonesian docs on the lookout for producers, compelling storytelling style

Neka’s legacy of kris beauty

Erica Hestu Wahyuni’s playful paintings

In search of post-COVID-19 economic protocol to stimulate Indonesian art world

Where is the government’s long-promised arts and culture endowment?

Semarang art event gives artists stage to perform amid pandemic

How safe are the DKJ and TIM art collections?

A collection of modern Panji anthologies

No five-star hotel in TIM: Anies

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Your Opinion Matters

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