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View all search results"The street is a blank 'canvas' on which anyone can freely inscribe meaning. However, freedom is not without cost - there is an ongoing negotiation or even confrontation in the public space. Laymen and artists can create visual objects on the streets, but the government can erase them while corporations relentlessly pursue advertising space," wrote Andang Kelana, the director of Visual Jalanan, on his website andangkelana.com.
Jakartans of all ages are heading to child-friendly public spaces (RPTRAs) for everything from play-time to exercise and from social counseling to public seminars, amid the capital's dearth of community centers and parks.
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