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The largest architectural exhibition in Indonesia, ARCH:ID, was held again by the Asosiasi Arsitek Indonesia (Indonesian Architects Association) on 22-25 February 2024 at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition BSD…
Folklore is a cultural product that is passed down orally from generation to generation. Due to our limited human memory, folk tales undergo a process of interpolation, by…
The New Year celebration may have already passed but we can still feel the festivity in the air. Each country has their tradition of celebrating this moment including…
Indian influence can be observed in Indonesia as early as the 4th century. Following the spread of Islam in Indonesia, Indian Muslim influences entered Indonesian cuisine. An example…
Language of Space and Time is a solo exhibition by Jakarta-based artist Andy Dewantoro, presenting a quiet yet incisive meditation on how space transforms under the pressure of…
Finding the right skincare is not so different from finding a soulmate—it can be both challenging and effortless at the same time. What looks attractive at first may…
Emiria Soenassa (1894–1964) is recognized as Indonesia’s first female painter, an artist who consistently poured her ideas and emotions into her paintings. Throughout her life, Emiria produced numerous…
Art Jakarta returns this year with Art Jakarta Gardens, a refreshed and innovative format that unfolds in the open landscape of Hutan Kota by Plataran, Jakarta. Running from…
In recent years, folk music in Indonesia has started to make its voice heard again. Many people say that this music is minimalist with lilting tones which are…