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Sea Turtle Guard below Yogyakarta
By: Ari Susanto Amid a sunny day at Samas beach of Bantul, Yogyakarta, Rujito digs black sand in a planted concrete pot with his two palms slowly. It is the time...
Bali Time
Being a tourist can be a tiring business. An average itinerary includes getting up early to catch the free buffet breakfast, rushing off to see some sights, shopping for...
Introduction to Kuala Lumpur
By: Melissa Lin Kuala Lumpur is a city with a unique character. The architectural styles, food, flavors and people in KL reflect her many different facets and faces....
Toba Festival Hotspots on Samosir Island
Around 75.000 years ago an enormous volcanic eruption created Lake Toba. It is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and in some places it is about 450 meters deep. The...
Introduction to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
By: Melissa Lin Johor Bahru, capital of Johor in the South of West Malaysia, is the second most densly populated city after Kuala Lumpur. The gateway to Singapore,...
Raden Saleh The Beginning of Modern Indonesian Painting
An artist’s work must be viewed in the context of his or her time and intellectual environment. The book attempts to describe Raden Saleh’s life against the...
Design and architecture in Indonesia
Alexandra Crosby The role of design in social change has received increasing public attention in the last decade. User-centred, iterative, participatory flexible...
Solid Krack!
Artist merchandise in Yogyakarta Malcolm Smith Hendra ‘blangkon’ Priyadhani, Not a young artist, not yet professional (tote bag, screenprinted on canvas)...
Design action
Local design thinking in Bandung Sybrand Zijlstra Activating a public park as a playground, during Helarfest 2012- Galih Sedayu for BCCF 2012 Shortly before nightfall,...
The architecture of fluid identities
Faiths and consumerism collide peacefully in Jakarta’s glitzy shopping malls Amanda Achmadi and Agung Sentausa Prayer hall in Jakarta mall – Agung Sentausa After...
