Equator Symposium 2022: “Kuat Akar Kuat Tanah: Trans-National Solidarity and Trans-Local Movements” The idea of trans-local and trans-historical was raised to make room for another…
Background The Equator Symposium 2022 is vital to mark the shift in the working concept and theme of Biennale Jogja for the next few years….
One of the valuable historical knowledge I acquired from working with Biennale Jogja is about how the history of art education connecting Indonesia and India…
PM Laksono’s View on (Biennale Jogja) Equator: Construction of Knowledge and Distraction of Colonialism When we consider Biennale Jogja as an alternative proposal for the…
Eko Prawoto: YOGYAKARTA AND THE IMAGINATION OF EMPOWERED COMMUNITY CULTURE Interviewer: During the recent 10 years, Biennale Jogja has been contributing to alternative notions and…
BIENNALE JOGJA is an international biennale focusing on fine arts, held every two years since 1988. Since 2011, Biennale Jogja works around Equator 23.27 degrees…
By: Wildan Sena Utama The date was 18–24 April 1955, and the place was Bandung. Twenty nine independent countries and proto-states in Asia and…
Jogja Biennale Foundation has successfully finished the restructuring and reformulating the organization. As many of the board members had served for quite long period of…