30 Things Surfers Need to Know When Traveling
By: Cristina Costea Are you planning to take your surfboard out for a spin in a place you’ve never been before? You’re doing it on your own, without any friends or...
Artist Vandersterren
by Didier Hamel Biography of one of the most famous landscape, expressionist painter living and working in the Far East capturing Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand &...
Wayang Potehi
Indonesia is blessed with vast and unique arts and culture—a result of being a melting pot of different cultures that ever visited the archipelago for centuries. One...
10th edition of CinemAsia Film Festival Amsterdam
10th edition of CinemAsia Film Festival, 7-12th of March at Kriterion and Rialto Amsterdam. CinemAsia is the gateway to Asian cinema in The Netherlands. Our diverse...
Future for Bali’s disadvantaged children
Panti Salam Children’s Home was founded in 1979 as a response to the need for an orphanage in the Tabanan district of Bali. The foundation’s vision is to equip and...
Looking for Bali
For this book Michael Dean Morgan has attempted to photograph some of the rhythms of everyday Balinese life. If you look closely you’ll discover a familiar human story...
Mata Jiwa – Into the Eye of Life
by Amalia Firman The people of Nusantara have a treasury of traditions for survival. One of these cultural treasures that has been widely admired and studied is the...
Identity Crisis in Photography Indonesia
by Brian Arnold This limited-edition, serial-numbered book is the result of a three-year study of contemporary photography by Brian Arnold made across the island of...
The democratization of the stapler on Bali
By: Diana Darling The staple—a tiny bit of wire with pointed tips, which, with one crunch of the hand, can join papers together tightly and neatly, until the staple...
