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Archive Camp

Local Archive Project diinisiasi oleh EngageMedia, organisasi yang mengelola situs video dalam sistem database yang dikenal sebagai Plumi. Proyek ini bertujuan untuk mendistribusikan Plumi sebagai infrastruktur bagi aktivitas pengumpulan dan pengelolaan database video. Para mitra yang terlibat selain IVAA dengan Video Archivenya adalah Kampung Halaman dengan Depot Video, ruangrupa untuk produk dari OK Video, [...]

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iClick.IVAA

iClick.IVAA is the launch of IVAA’s Online Archive, a site providing materials related with visual art events and activities in Indonesia. The program took shape of a multimedia-based data exhibition held in The National Gallery of Jakarta, C building from August 19 to 26, 2009. Exhibition was officiated by Miranda S. Gultom from Yayasan Seni [...]

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Trans City Trans Province

AKAP (an inscription commonly found on intercity buses) was held to follow up on the Yogyakarta-Padang exchange project, “Mengerti Indonesia”. AKAP served as a meeting venue for several groups/initiatives from: Yogyakarta, Jakarta, Bandung, Denpasar, and Padang. The pqarticipants are initiatives whose staying power has been proven in managing the organization, activities, and their idealism with [...]

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Fixing the Bridge

“Fixing the Bridge”, held by Yayasan Seni Cemeti was a meeting to form networks between individuals, communities and organizations working in the social field of art. This forum discussed vision and mission of each participants, to find common ground and a foothold to build some balance from the centralistic tendencies of world art. It comprises [...]

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Understanding Indonesia

Kuss Indarto as IVAA representative conducted a survey to West Sumatra to find an intern candidate. M Ridwan was chosen to join with the Belanak Art Community. M. Ridwan then conducted observations to communities and art spaces in Yogyakarta, Bandung, and Jakarta. At the end of the internship period, M. Ridwan presented his observation results [...]

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AWAS! Recent Art from Indonesia

YSC held an exhibition entitled “AWAS! Recent Art from Indonesia” to coincide with a very important political moment after the fall of Suharto regime in 1998. To the Indonesian art public, this exhibition served as a sort of recap of Indonesian contemporary art trends of 1900s that was strongly characterized by social commentary. From this [...]

 
 
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