13.04.15
Lab Laba Laba & PFN
Taking a look at Indonesia State Film Production (PFN), and Lab Laba Laba's efforts to celebrate Celluloid.
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Taking a look at Indonesia State Film Production (PFN), and Lab Laba Laba's efforts to celebrate Celluloid.
Blasting charts from the past with this compilation of Indonesia disco gems when classic disco was sweeping over the musical landscape. Most are cover of popular songs with cheeky lyrics and definitely lots of Bee Gees and Boney M. Some are made into children's songs sung in a chipmunk voice. One Way Ticket has never sounded this curious. 1. Ratu Pinggul - Marini & The Steps 2. Ku Ingin Hidup - Melky Goeslaw 3. Sepatu Roda & Oh Jakarta - Tom & Jerry 4. Berdansa - The Big Kid's 5. Si Perusuh - Ernie Djohan 6. Engkau Cintaku - Lex's Trio 7. Di Tepian Sungai Babylon - Arie Koesmiran 8. Si Gadis Manis - Ernie Djohan 9. Uang, Judi dan Disco - Marini & The Steps 10. Dansa Yok Dansa - Rollies 11. Disco Medley - Helly GS
In the second part of her 6 part essay on our relationship with the digital world, Yanti Sastrawan talks about digital detox and the benefits of real life interactions.
Antony Sutton is a freelance writer specializing in South East Asian football. His blog, The Jakarta Casual specializes in South East Asia, particularly Indonesia, where he lives. In his stories, Antony Sutton paints a picture of not only the matches, but also of the how local football reflects the local culture and condition. We had the chance to talk to the football journalist and visited Stadium Lebak Bulus, where he watched his first ever Indonesian football match.
Got two tracks from the excellent Makaya McCraven album, some Ibey, Clap! Clap!, Mulatu Astatke and Oliver Nelson. Oh and another Kendrick track off To Pimp a Butterfly. 01. Mulatu Astatke / The Heliocentrics - Masenqo 02. Hiatus Kaiyote - Mobius Streak 03. Free The Robots - Ophic 04. Elli Ingram - Poetic Justice 05. Leroy Hutson - Time Brings On A Change 06. El Michels Affair - Spread Your Soul 07. Bronx River Parkway - Chum's Pimpage 08. Ibeyi - River 09. Clap! Clap! - The Rainstick Fable 10. Makaya McCraven - Finances 11. Kendrick Lamar - Alright 12. Makaya McCraven - First Thing First 13. Oliver Nelson - Blues and the Abstract Truth
Last Saturday, Coworkinc in Kemang became the place for graphic designers to see the works of their peers in an exhibition titled Designer's Response: Jakarta City. Organized by ADGI Jakarta, the exhibition featured the works of 10 designers responding to the conditions in Indonesia's capital city. Opened by head of ADGI Jakarta chapter Rege Indrastudianto, at about 7 PM the exhibition was officially opened and throngs of graphic designers curiously observed each poster and the issues that the designers wanted to address. There were various topics discussed in the exhibition. Cecil Mariani's "Upacita" proposed a platform for a sustainable economy, Agra Satria's "Siapa Suru Datang Djakarta" presents his love and hate relationship with Jakarta as a city full of gritty hardships and opportunities, Henricus Linggawidjaja's "Dilarang Kencingi Ibukota" addresses the city's congestion by creating a poster devoid of text and doesn't force viewers to read or understand its content, while DGI talks about the role of graphic designers in Jakarta in their "Lending Vision" poster. It is quite interesting to see which issues the designers decided to raise, their response, and their style of choice in presenting their ideas. The exhibition continues until the 11th of April, do make your visit and see these designers' visions. ADGI Jakarta Designers' Response: Jakarta City Responded by: Agra Satria Cecil Mariani Desain Grafis Indonesia Eric Widjaja Hanny Kardinata Henricus Linggawidjaja Mulie Addlecoat Sandy Karman Whiteboard Journal Yasser Rizky April 4-11 2015 at Coworkinc. Wimo Building 3rd Floor Jl. Kemang 1 No. 7 Jakarta Selatan
