Ma Chinthe (Chu May Paing)'s contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
Phoo Myat Thwe's contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
Pyae Moe Thet War's contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
Than Toe Aung's contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
Phoo Myat Thwe's contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
Diana Zaw Win's contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
Ma Chinthe (Chu May Paing)'s contribution for မိုးသောက် – a series of posts edited by Nathalie Johnston and arranged by Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA).
This interview was originally published in 11 September 1976, as part of TEMPO magazine special report on the opening of “Balai Seni Rupa Jakarta”. Translated by Sally Texania.
A text by Siti Adiyati Subangun on Pameran Seni Rupa Dialogis Transformatif (Dialogically Transformative Art Exhibition) originally published in Kompas daily newspaper on Sunday, September 4, 1988. Translated by Grace Samboh.
This text was presented by Oesman Effendi at the discussion of fine art, part of the Jakarta Art Party II, Friday and Saturday, 7 and 8 November 1969, in the exhibition hall of PKJ-TIM, DKJ (The Jakarta Art Center, Taman Ismail Marzuki, the Special Region of Jakarta).
This text was originally published in Sinar Harapan Daily, July 22, 1978. Edited from a paper presented in Konferensi Internasional Seni dan Masa Depan (International Conference on Art and the Future), in Bandung, Indonesia, July 9-14, 1978.
About JB2021 ESOK [Monthly event] To begin with.
Updated 8 April 2021 with Event Afterthoughts, text by JB2021 ESOK Curatorial Assistants, Akmalia Rizqita and Rachel K. Surijata
A letter from Dolorosa Sinaga, Artistic Director of JB 2021: ESOK addressed to Programme Director, Farah Wardani and Curators, Grace Samboh, Sally Texania, and Qinyi Lim.