Arts

Festival film, streaming, dan kebebasan berkreasi

Mempromosikan kesetaraan gender dan inklusi sosial dalam pendidikan film akan membentuk masa depan industri film Indonesia yang lebih baik

The production of visual content has exploded in recent years. Increasingly this medium is being used in innovative ways to tell stories and encourage action on political and social issues

Sejumlah film dokumenter terbaru telah menyoroti peran perempuan dalam menghadapi tantangan lingkungan lokal dan global pada masa kini

For two decades Bali-based rock band Navicula’s mission has been to tackle some of the country’s biggest social and environmental ills

In contrast to the national motto ‘Unity in Diversity’ and its history of tolerance, Indonesian sexual  minorities are not respected

A short film festival in Bali found a COVID-safe way to continue to bring people together

Obituary of Ki Poedijono: dhalang (puppeteer), musician, dancer and gamelan teacher

Garin Nugroho’s major theatrical work inadvertently reveals the challenges in representing race in cross-cultural collaboration

The mixed-race identity of Indonesian-Australian cultural performers

A new artwork holds up a mirror to physical anthropology and its baseless racial categorisations

Dalam edisi ini, penulis-penulis kami merinci dampak pandemi yang menghancurkan pada sektor seni pertunjukan Indonesia, tetapi juga semangat ketahanan yang mendorong para seniman ini untuk terus maju.

Seniman dan penonton pertunjukan wayang kulit purwa di Jakarta beradaptasi menghadapi kesulitan di tengah pandemi COVID-19

Keterbatasan telah lama menentukan teater modern Indonesia, sehingga pandemi tidak dapat menghentikan kemajuan

Locked out of live theatre, Dina spent time pondering the meaning of physical space, enjoying rest time and helping others stay safe

Limitations have long defined Indonesia’s modern theatre, so the pandemic could not stop progress

In Maumere, Flores, in the midst of the challenges posed by pandemic restrictions a local theatre group has discovered new opportunities to develop their art practice

COVID-19 has amplified existing societal fissures and exposed the alarming fragility of the lives of Indonesian transwomen who work as drag performers