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What’s After Tomorrow?
What’s After Tomorrow?Creative cities, as Richard Florida of The Atlantic’s CityLab fame posed, require their ‘people climate’--networks of humans and exchanges among them--to safely thrive before ascending to a larger transformation. When it comes to such, Bandung, which joined UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network just receArt / Product
Boosting CreativityThe creative economy has the potential to become the biggest driving sector to support the development of Indonesia, which in turn contributes to the country’s economic growth. Moreover, it could give birth to young talents, drive innovative venture creation, and enhance the positive image of our naArt / Product9/13/2017
The Times They are A-ChangingSince the colonial times, Bandung has been one of the modern art capitals of Indonesia. In 1947, two years after declaring its independence from the Netherlands, Indonesia saw the establishment of School of Art and Design at Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB). This school, which was based on EuroArt / Product8/22/2017
Prof. Widagdo: The Ace of Interior DesignWe spoke to Indonesia's first interior
 designer. Prof. Widagdo is responsible for many national projects, including the National Parliament Building.Interview8/22/2017
WotBatu Gallery: Sunaryo’s Take on Volcanic StonesWotBatu is another gallery that belongs to 74-year-old artist Sunaryo located right across his SelasarSunaryo, but with a totally different concept. It took four years for WotBatu to be completed before it was opened to the public in 2016.Art / Product8/18/2017
Why Nyoman Nuarta’s NuArt Sculpture Park is a Must-SeeFounded by renowned sculptor NyomanNuarta, NuArt Sculpture Park is not only home to his artworks, but it also functions as a platform for contemporary performances and exhibitions from all over the world.Art / Product8/18/2017
Groot Watch: Down to the BoneMarwan Eka Fadilah, the man behind Groot Watch, makes watches from cow and buffalo bone waste. He believes that bone craftsmanship will be a game changer in the watch industry, particularly as it offers a new eco-friendly approach that unearths the exceptional merit of animal waste.Art / Product8/15/2017
KAR Jewelry: A Laidback LuxuryBrilliant swirls of ceramic and floral shapes are reflected in the ‘Foliage Series’ in the recent collection of Bandung-based jewelry maker, KAR Jewelry. The new luxury ornaments are new in the market, with details of sprightly craftsmanship that are designed by two young designers, Kania DiedraIsmiArt / Product8/15/2017
Fragrance Fashion: The Beginning of A New UnknownFragrance is a fashion house based in Bandung that embodies beauty and craftsmanship with each detail on their fabric. The label relies on handmade applications, precise pattern hitting, and delicate finishing to ensure that each clothing is unique. Single-handedly established by interior design lecArt / Product8/15/2017
Bekraf & 8 Indonesian Designers Take New YorkBadan Ekonomi Kreatif (Bekraf), or the Creative Economy Agency, has been tasked by the President of Indonesia Joko Widodo himself to oversee the economic growth of the country’s creative industry. Bekraf formulates strategies to showcase Indonesia’s best creative works that would eventually put IndoArt / Product8/15/2017
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