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Art & Culture 7 years ago

Nonprofit Yun Artified Community Art Center aims to connect Chinese, Indonesian artists

Located on Jl. Katamaran Permai 3, Pantai Indah Kapuk, North Jakarta, Yun Artified Community Art Center is equipped with a dehumidifier to ensure the room’s humidity level and double glazed windows to block ultraviolet rays.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Abenk Alter captures duality in black-and-white

Painter Abenk Alter wants to reveal his true self in his first solo painting exhibition, showcasing unique pieces that are very different from his earlier works.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Taring Padi marks 20 years of fight through art for all

In Indonesia’s art scene, Taring Padi is known as a group of artists who reject the notion of art for art’s sake, preferring to utilize art to fight for people’s interests.

Entertainment 7 years ago

Album Review: 'Labyrinth' by Soft Blood

The laidback charm of indie band Soft Blood finds a comfortable home in the band’s first official release.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Connecting space with bodies

Four dancers expressed themselves on stage to understand their bodies and souls.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Gede Mahendra Yasa: Into an epic of miniature realism

Balinese artist Gede Mahendra Yasa is among the 15 finalists nominated for the triennial Singapore Art Museum’s Signature Art Prize.

Entertainment 7 years ago

Sludge-metal band Godplant releases a promising debut

Formed barely two years ago, Jakarta’s Godplant has released Turbulensi, an adrenaline-charged debut filled with songs of sociopolitical consciousness.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Manifesto 6.0: Nostalgia for progress

“Manifesto 6.0: Multipolar — Fine Arts 20 Years After Reform” aims to serve as a reflection of Indonesian fine arts development after the fall of Soeharto’s regime.