Dalam segmen W_Circle kali ini, kami bertemu dengan komunitas sepeda perempuan di Jakarta Selatan, Sepedahan Centil. Berawal dari Girls Ride, mereka ingin membangun komunitas yang aman bagi perempuan untuk mengekspresikan diri sambil bersepeda.
Here is something to be very excited about! One of the premier independent music showcase in Indonesia, Ruang Rupa Records Festival (or RRREC Fest for short) is back, and this time they are taking the music to Tanakita Camping Ground, Sukabumi! RRREC Fest has always paid attention to the venues the acts take place, and this time the audience will get to experience 3 full days music while being surrounded by Tanakita's beautiful natural surroundings. Not only will you get to experience music and nature, but there will also be a bunch of activities, exhibitions, cinema and workshops for you to enjoy. This is going to be a very special RRRec Fest, make sure you are going to be a part of it! Scroll through the photos above to see what Tanakita is like! -- RRREC Fest in The Valley 31 Oktober - 2 November 2014 Tanakita Camping Ground, Situ Gunung, Sukabumi Music – Outdoor Cinema – Multimedia Performance – Workshop – Talks –Exhibition – Bazaar 20 acts will perform for 3 days at RRREC Fest in The Valley Line up: AriReda (JKT) Kazuhisa Uchihashi (JPN) Pure Saturday (BDG) Matajiwa (JKT) White Shoes & The Couples Company (JKT) Pandai Besi (JKT) Bangkutaman (JKT) The Analog Girl (SIN) Dangerdope (Banda Aceh) Voyagers of Icarie (JKT) Jirapah (JKT) Backwood Sun (JKT) Seroja (YK) Rabu (YK) Liyana Fizi (MAL) Ramayana Soul (JKT) Tetangga Pak Gesang (BDG) Dr Satomata & Davkillz / Irama Nusantara – Djarumondo (JKT) VJ Herbal (SUB) Bani Haykal (SIN) Muhammad Akbar (BDG) Viva Los Amigos (JKT) DJ Robot (JKT) DJ Udasjam (JKT) DJ Xing Xing (JKT) Virgo A Go Go (JKT) Oomleo berkaraoke (JKT) Activities: Morning Excercise with RuRu Radio Outdoor Cinema Radio Streaming workshop with Oomleo Unnecessarily Rules workshop with PSHK Freedom of Expression talk with KontraS Poster workshop with Oomleo, Mariskha Soekarna, Cut and Rescue Multimedia workshop with Benny Wicaksono South East Asia Music Network Talk Art Matters talk with KSI There are also many spots in the area where you can do your own activities so bring your soccer balls, badminton gear, kendama, etc! -- RRREC Fest in The Valley vacation packages REGULAR RATES: Package A (150 pax) IDR 1.750.000,- (includes transportation, accommodation, and meals) Package B (150 pax) IDR 1.200.000 (includes transportation, accommodation, and meals) Student Package IDr 800.000,- (includes transportation, accommodation, and meals) Daily Pass (200 pax/day) Day I: IDR 500.000,- (includes meals) Day II: IDR 300.000,- (includes meals) Student Daily Pass Package IDR 300.000,- (includes meals) You can purchase RRREC Fest packages online via http://rrrec.ruangrupa.org/2014/ For direct purchases visit: RURU Shop Jl. Tebet Timur Dalam Raya No.6 (Open Mon-Fri 13.00 - 21.00) PAYMENT METHOD FOR PACKAGE A AND B: - Payment can be done in - The first transaction is Rp 500,000,- to be paid during online registration at rrrec.ruangrupa.org/2014 - During the second payment please provide confirmation by sending your name and registration number via email to ruangruparecordfestival@gmail.com with the subject: PELUNASAN - Always include proof of payment during registration or payment. For more information, contact: Twitter: rrrec_fest , ruangrupa Facebook: RRRec Fest, ruangrupa Instragram: rrrec_fest ,ruangrupa Website: http://rrrec.ruangrupa.org/2014/ , ,
One of the original W_Musician, the Germany-based doctor jan k is back with a brand new mix! Thank you, jan! 1. Monk Higgins – The Look of Slim 2. Ryo Fukui Trio – Early Summer 3. Ragout De Lapin – Ginger Vibes (Short Version) 4. Moodymann - ulooklykicecreaminthesun 5. Salif Keita – Moussoulou 6. Don Blackman – Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide 7. James Mason – Free 8. Herbie Hancock – Nobu 9. Todd Terje feat. Bryan Ferry – Johnny and Mary 10. Fred Wesley and the JB's – You Sure Love to Ball
Open call: WORKS ON DIPONEGORO Submission Deadline: October 26 Diponegoro ranks among Indonesia’s most important national heroes. The Javanese prince, who fought against Dutch colonial rule, was the leader of the five-year struggle against the Dutch known as the Java War (1825-1830). He was eventually captured and exiled to Sulawesi, where he died in 1855. Diponegoro is at the center of an upcoming exhibition which presents artworks related to and inspired by the national hero. At the same time, it shows historical and sociological interpretations of how Diponegoro shaped Indonesian visual art history. The exhibition, titled “Aku Diponegoro: Sang Pangeran dalam Ingatan Bangsa, dari Raden Saleh hingga Kini” will be held from 5 February to 8 March 2015 at the Indonesian National Gallery (Galeri Nasional Indonesia) and commemorates the memory of Diponegoro in the life of the nation. We are looking for objects and artefacts (paintings, woodcuts, ceramics, sculptures, posters, manuscripts, cartoons, memorials, etc.) depicting Prince Diponegoro, to be presented as part of the exhibition. If you would like to submit your Diponegoro item as part of the exhibit, please send us images of your objects and artefacts to akudiponegoro@jakarta.goethe.org together with the completed exhibition form which can be downloaded here: akudiponegoro.com If we want to include your works in the exhibition, we will contact you directly to discuss the practical details relating to your objects/artefacts loan for the duration of the exhibition. If you have any further questions or need information related to the upcoming exhibit, please contact: Dima Andari / Lisna Phone: +6221 23550208 ext 116 Email: akudiponegoro@jakarta.goethe.org
Saleh Husein is an artist and musician whose work in both fields have earned him acclaim. As a visual artist, he approaches the subject of memories based on an understanding of his personal history, creating art that is layered and rich in information. Whiteboard Journal had the pleasure of visiting Saleh Husein while he prepares his work for Redraw, a collective exhibition taking place in Edwin Gallery, Kemang.
This month, we asked you #Wjournalists to show us your #FavoriteSpot, whether it is where you relax, you work, you rest, study, dance, etc! Here are a few of our favorites for your enjoyment! A nice and comfortable couch is always a favorite spot, and this photograph by @andreaxxdianna is a great example of that. @kellynenggala shares a hang out spot as a favorite place. Being surrounded by good company and food is a plus! Saving water is good, beer can be pretty good too! Here is a photograph by @anastasyanabella @renel_harlan hangs out in a very familiar place, soon to be our favorite spot too! @mar_galo keeps it spiritual with her favorite spot, a colorful temple. @caprimimbi shares this photograph and sitting under a tree on soft grass can definitely be a favorite spot to relax. This place looks familiar and is one of our favorite Kemang neighborhood spot! @aroundcontent takes a picture of Dia.Lo.Gue -- Thank you all for sharing your #FavoriteSpot with us! Be sure to join us for the next #Wjournalist, we are looking forward to seeing your pictures!
NAIF as a band, is one of a kind. As a major label artist, they came out of nowhere with their own package. Their vintage sound, appearance (on their early era) and their whimsical (often comical) lyrics offers insights to the Indonesian music industry. The rise of Naif in the mid-90s, a time when the world of popular music Indonesia began to have an alternative to that offered by indie scene that began to cultivate, making them an idol of the two contradictory sides of music listeners. Naif’s different approach of pop music makes them capable to build a bridge between mainstream listeners with an alternative audience who began to earn his place at that time. And it all makes sense when Aksara Records (RIP) decided to make a “tribute” album for the band. It felt natural. Released on April 2007, this album has everything to be one of Aksara Record’s best releases. The contributing band is the best you can get from the independent scene at that time, from almost every genre available, it opens with White Shoes and The Couples Company as their opener and it ends with SORE as its finale. The most critical point of how this album became an exceptional record is the rendition of each band to the song that they cover. Every band involved succeeded in marking their own footprint on the songs. The Brandals transform one of Naif’s biggest hit, “Mobil Balap” into a sleazy garage rock anthem, Icarie turns “Imaginary Son” to a misty psychedelic ballad, Media Distorsi brings “Selalu” to a dark ambient of electronics, Cherry Bombshell twist “Jauh” to an eerie shoegaze piece, SORE expel their wit on “Hidup itu Indah”. The main highlight of the album are how The Monophones translate “Nanar” into a haunting-yet beautiful vintage Indonesian pop and how TIKA feat. Wrong is The New Right carry “Dia Adalah Pusaka Sejuta Umat Manusia” to a whole new level of experimental jazz. The only flaw on this album, maybe the involvement of Superglad’s poor interpretation of “Benci untuk Mencinta”, but again, it will easily be forgiven due to the quality of the rest of the album. If there’s a list of important albums that needs to be reissued in vinyl somewhere, this album definitely one them.
Di episode ketiga Direktori, kami berkunjung ke Makassar untuk belajar tentang bagaimana semangat literasi menghidupkan budaya kota juga tentang kebersamaan dalam keberagaman.
These are the inspirations for "Katus" music. Please enjoy.
Lagu-lagu untuk persiapan Pestapora 2023
Lagu-lagu yang menginspirasi EP "NIAT".
Some tunes that reverberate Amerta's concave space.
Ikuti perjalanan Penjelajah Jalan Tikus yang disajikan oleh Feel Koplo.
Berdiskusi mengenai ekosistem terbitan buku foto di Indonesia bersama Aditya Pratama, Daud Sihombing, dan Prasetya Yudha.
Temukan siapa dirimu dan bagaimana karaktermu menentukan arah masa depan.
