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In these events, IVAA acts as organizing partner. Most of the events are not directly related to our core activity, yet it is necessary to develop cooperation and expand network.
Book Discussion: “Amrus Natalsya dan Sanggar Bumi Tarung”, Discussion and Data Exhibition
IVAA, in collaboration with the founders of Sanggar Bumi Tarung held a book discussion, discussion and data exhibition at Bentara Budaya Yogyakarta. The discussion was moderated by Farah Wardani. Sangar Bumi Tarung [SBT], was founded by several young artists in Yogyakarta in 1961 amidst the highly dynamic socio-political situation in Indonesia. They included Amrus Natalsya, [...]
Documentation Exhibition and Art Project “Le Buffet Floatant”
Coinciding with the execution of an art project “Le Buffet Floatant”, IVAA presented a documentation of art projects and performance arts that raised the ritual of eating together, or those that involved food as the element of interaction and communication. “Le Buffet Floatant” itself is a travelling work of two French artists, presenting boxes filled [...]
Exhibition and Discussion: “Seni Lukis Indonesia Tidak Ada” (There’s no such thing as Indonesian Art Painting)
Penyelenggara: Hafiz, Agung Kurniawan, Kedai Kebun Forum, Dewan Kesenian Jakarta
Tanggal: 21 – 22 Mei 2007
Tempat: Kedai Kebun Forum
Data exhibition and Discussion “HAI! Retro”
HAI magazine had once been the main lifestyle reference for Indonesian youth, especially for those who were teenagers in 1980s and 90s. To them, HAI was a reference for music, clothing, as well as a source of knowledge on what was happening in the world; the language was right, smart without being patronizing. IVAA and [...]
Data Exhibition, Discussion, and Film Screening “Retro Komedi Indonesia”
This exhibition present images the represent the world of Indonesian comedy. Images obtained from magazines published in 1960s and 70s do not only contain films, but also stories of heroes, coverage and discussions about all things related to comedy. Besides from magazines, these images were also obtained from audio cassette covers containing recordings of comedy [...]
Book Publication “Politik Kebudayaan di Dunia Seni Rupa Kontemporer: AD. Pirous dan Medan Seni Indonesia” (Cultural Politics in Contemporary Art World: A.D. Pirous and Indonesian Art Landscape)
IVAA was one of the publishers for the writing of Kenneth M. George with Retorik Press from the USD Yogyakarta Department of Ilmu Religi [theology?] and Culture Magistrate program. The essay collection in this book is a study on artist D.D. Pirous, however, it is not centered around the artist, but his work. The figure [...]
Photographic Exhibition: “Catatan Persetubuhan: Sinkretisme dalam Seni Tari Indonesia” (Notes on Intercourse: Synchretism in Indonesian Dance Art)
This exhibition presented photographs of dance documentation in Indonesia colelcted by Yayasan Interaksi. In this project IVAA’s role was as consulting partner on the presentation of documentation.
Host: Yayasan Interaksi
Date: 16 – 22 Oktober 2002
Location: Bentara Budaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Exhibition of Fiber Art “Tali Ikat: fiber connections”
This exhibition tried to see the various signs appearing in art practice in regard to the use of fiber material. Types of fibers used are not only limited to materials commonly used in textiile and weaving, but also included materials like paper, plastics, wires, branches, grass as well as other materials with their own unique [...]
Graphic Art Exhibition “Bias Sahaja”
Host: RedPoint Bandung, Galeri Nasional Jakarta
Date: 15 – 26 November 1999
Location: Purna Budaya, Yogyakarta
Graphic art exhibition
Exhibition: “Retrospeksi: Kembali Djokdja Kembali” (Retrospective on the Return of Jogja)
Host: Rumah Budaya Semesta, aikon! Yogyakarta
Date: 29 September – 9 Oktober 1999
Location: Benteng Vredeburgh, Yogyakarta
Documentation exhibition, 30 years of art in Yogyakarta
Art Exhibition: “Wearable”
‘Wearable’ was a travelling exhibition curated by Rifky Effendy. To quote him, “The idea for this exhibition was formed by my observation on works, their relation to ongoing social issues, especially the ones occuring among the public at large. ‘Wearable’ can be translated as ‘something that can be worn/used’. The subject is commonly found in [...]
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