Reintroducing Lasem’s Brilliant Batik
Labodalih Sembiring – Latitudes.nu, November 21, 2011 Batik is a cloth with distinct local and traditional patterns, created by a manual wax-resist dyeing technique. UNESCO designated Indonesian batik as a […]
Category Archives: Art/Literature
My Jakarta: Ratih Kumala
Jakarta Globe, 11 January 2009 Ratih Kumala is a Jakartan, first by birth and then by marriage. Born in the city 28 years ago, the writer-cum-editor moved to Palembang, South […]
Playwright resurrects lost history of Sulawesi-Aboriginal bonds
The Jakarta Post – November 19, 2007 – Features Daniel Rose, Contributor, Jakarta “It was a 400-year relationship—at least!” exclaimed Julie Janson, an Australian playwright, interviewed during her recent visit […]
Moment in sun for young writers
The Jakarta Post – 05/11/2008 – Headlines Emmy Fitri & Daniel Rose A band of young authors, with brave new ideas and works, are leading the country’s literary scene out […]
Young writers test the limits of teenlit
The Jakarta Post – Sun, 05/11/2008 – Lifestyle Daniel Rose, Contributor, Jakarta A man who works in marketing and rarely reads fiction said that whenever he heard the word “writer”, […]
When pop culture meets literary fiction
The Jakarta Post – Sun, 05/11/2008 – Lifestyle Daniel Rose, Contributor, Jakarta Meet Dyan Nuranindya, the 22-year-old writer who started Dealova fever when she wrote about a beautiful young girl […]
Dina Oktaviani: The lost biography of a young poet
The Jakarta Post – Sun, 05/11/2008 – People Daniel Rose, Contributor, Yogyakarta City lights picked me up/and we tried to forget all the things/that had shredded the solitude back in […]
It’s a man’s world in the makeup arts
The Jakarta Post – Sun., 03/02/2008 – Lifestyle Daniel Rose, Contributor, Jakarta In the dimly lit lounge of a modern hotel in the Semanggi area, Philips Kwok, 29, opened his […]
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