Category: Culture
Surabaya Beat: A Fairy Tale Of Ships, Trade And Travels In Indonesia – 2019.02
A Photobook by Beat Presser Indonesia is the country with the biggest fleet in the world; no other place on earth has more islands, boats, and ships. This book...
Life, Death, and Love on Bali
by Bika Pidada When I thought of writing this story, I wanted to write an angry piece. It would be a story about tradition, the inequality of genders within the...
Looking for Bali
by Michael Dean Morgan For this book Michael Dean Morgan has attempted to photograph some of the rhythms of everyday Balinese life. If you look closely you’ll...
Bali’s Galungan food 26 December-5 January
By: Mila Shwaiko I was born on the day before Galungan, the most important religious festival in the Balinese calendar, which marks the ten-day period when deified...
The Art of Sasya Tranggono
FAITH The Art of Sasya Tranggono by Jean Couteau Indonesian culture is very different from that of other Eastern societies. Even though it borrows many of its...
Buku Kuku-Ku
by Cipta Croft-Cusworth More than a graphic memoir of finding hope in the darkest hours, Buku Kuku-Ku is a book about finding meaning in life, and in death. Cipta...
Survival, a solo exhibition of paintings by Hanoi-based artist Nguyen Minh Nam
Craig Thomas Gallery Survival, a solo exhibition of paintings by Hanoi-based artist Nguyen Minh Nam. Location / Địa điểm 27(i) Tran Nhat Duat Street Tan Dinh Ward,...
Flores Island of Flowers
By: Reyhard Matheos Have you ever imagined living in a house with more than 6 families? Seems a bit crowded and uncomfortable right? Yet, the traditional Manggaraian...
Greetings from JAKARTA: Postcards of a Capital 1900–195
Greetings from JAKARTA: Postcards of a Capital 1900–1950 is the most comprehensive visual record of Jakarta ever published covering the first half of the twentieth...
EX By Sandi Jaya Saputra
EXBy Sandi Jaya Saputra Photography accentuates itself both in the genuine and artificial position. We are aware that photography is composition of words metamorphosed...
