Bali Ceremonies
Bali is renowned for its bright and richly cultural ceremonies, and any visitor who spends more than a few days on the island will be certain to see some kind of temple...
Book on Chinese Temples in Indonesia
The reader may enjoy the broad introduction to historical backgrounds, Chinese travel and migration in Asia and the Indonesian Archipelago, the Chinese system of belief,...
Interview with prolific artist Goh Lee Kwang
Lee Kwang is a prolific artist who wears many hats. He is a sound artist and composer. He also runs the label Herbal International. His own bandcamp page features a...
Win +: The Next Step
Over the last period we informed you about plans to support welfare foundations by Latitudes Media, which is the team behind the portal Latitudes.nu. Therefore we...
Join the Latitudes Team
Latitudes.nu is a young English (and sometimes Indonesian) language web portal on Indonesia and Southeast Asia featuring coverage of culture, people, nature, traveling,...
The Riders of Destiny. Sumbawa Island
Afterhours Books is proud to announce THE RIDERS OF DESTINY, the second-edition and vastly-improved photobook by Leica photographer Romi Perbawa. To be officially...
Halia. An Underwater World
By Pinneng Award-winning underwater photographer, Pinneng, has had the rare opportunity to dive the „four corners” of the Indonesian archipelago. In his career he...
The 26th Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF)
The award winners of the Asian Feature Film Competition are selected by a jury panel, headed by Brilliante Mendoza, one of the most important and prominent filmmakers of...
Up & Coming: Two Jakarta Based Indie Hot Shots
By: Chandra Drews Finally finding something that you’ve been searching for some time (yet always knew existed) can cause quite the adrenaline rush. I recently...
A Scene from Jakarta
A mother carries a baby at a Jakarta crossroads. Who are they? Where are they from? A mother carries a baby at a crossroads. Her hand reaches out, her face pleading. Her...
