ARTSEA

Missed opportunities were on display at the latest iteration of one of Indonesia's premier art events

Artists at the Makassar Biennale grapple with the social and environmental consequences of land reclamation.

A look at the life of the photographer whose work captivated European audiences' looking for images of the 'exotic' Indies.

Andrew Selth recalls an era of flourishing artistic expression amid heavy-handed censorship.

There is a strong case for supporting the study of Indonesian history and cultures in Australian universities.

A recent exhibition showcased Myanmar artists' responses to the coup and resistance to it.

Working on New Mandala has been a labour of love which has motivated me to pursue my own academic work as a researcher and teacher.

Supportive critique and cross-pollination across institutional boundaries, as well as those of geography and temporality.

Like the Yogyakartan surrealist, Jokowi’s leadership offers a dreamscape, relying much on the promise of the future.

Studying Vietnamese folkloric practices, the artist has crafted objects that reflect the aesthetics of creative subversion and resistance.

Interact with some of the most socially-engaged and topical art produced by contemporary artists both emerging and established from the region

The artists’ playful images expose societal norms and offer alternatives to understanding women’s position in society

Against monolithic narratives of womanhood, nationhood, regionalism; emphasising body & environment.

Kolektif-kolektif berorientasi hak asasi manusia dari Indonesia telah dituduh anti-Semitis di salah satu pameran terbesar di Eropa, Dokumenta di Kassel, German.

Human-rights oriented Indonesian art collectives have been accused of anti-Semitism at one of Europe's largest art exhibitions, Documenta, in Kassel, Germany.

From remote Torres Strait to mega-cities like Jakarta, enforced climate refugee status continues to increase.

Success is also closely linked to the public support of consumers who care about animal welfare and demand better standards.

Investigating urbanisation, the environment, inequality, and the political rights and duties of Thai people.

Featuring art from the "other" major art centres in Indonesia, this exhibition includes the work of 6 mid-career artists.

Drawn from local contexts, these abstractions also transcend borders.

It seems like being Thai means I have to overlook the barbaric killings and the state impunity as if it is a way of life.

APT10 forces us to look past the categories of nation or ethnicity to embrace perspectives in life that are centred on multiplicity and hybridity, on community and friendship.

Adapting traditional dance for healthy community building with local women; but are gender boundaries reinforced or deconstructed?

Uncovering transnational and gendered experiences reveals a far richer and more multifaceted picture of Indonesian art and identity.