Blog
Through Liverpool Biennial x British Council Connect Curators Week, Dian Arumningtyas explored the UK arts ecosystem, reflecting on institutions, independent spaces, and collaboration.
Exploring festivals as living laboratories and reimagining Indonesia’s performing arts ecosystem through global exchange.
From Jakarta to hcmf//, this reflection explores how sound, place, and cultural context shape contemporary music, while questioning audiences, institutions, and its future.
Representing Perempuan Komponis and Indonesia at hcmf//, Halida Bunga Fisandra explores the link between global network with contemporary music, technology, identity, and climate issues.
Through screenings, workshops, and live performances, English National Ballet On Screen brought together tradition, inclusivity, and cross-cultural exchange in Jakarta.
Through a residency on the Isle of Portland, Indonesian batik met British encaustic traditions, opening dialogue on environmental fragility, material sustainability, and creative futures.
A collaborative project that looks at rice as more than a resource, but as a way to rethink how we design, relate, and sustain.
A transnational collaboration exploring ecological approaches to analogue filmmaking through natural materials and experimental cinema.
An experimental collaboration exploring how renewable energy, sound, and performance are generated through musical instruments and human interaction.
A cross-generational performance collaboration exploring how artistic exchange fosters connection, friendship, and shared creativity across different stages of life.