Ade Darmawan

RiverScapes Blog
Welcome to the Goethe-Institut RiverScapes Blog. Coordinated by Goethe-Institut Hanoi, 6 curators and 17 artists from Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Indonesia and the Philippines have been working on the subject of ecological and cultural change of major river landscapes in Southeast Asia, creating installations, photo series, video and sound installations. Riverscapes INFLUX Blog followed the artists’ working process and gives an insight on how the artworks evolved. The exhibition has been shown in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, and will now tour the other participating countries until March 2013.

Exhibition Tour
The exhibition will tour the following countries from April 2012 to March 2013:

Hanoi
12.04.2012 - 29.04.2012

Saigon
12.05.2012 - 26.05.2012

Bangkok
22.06.2012 - 22.07.2012

Phnom Penh
18.10.2012 – 11.11.2012

Manila
14.03.2013 – 15.04.2013

Yogyakarta
05. - 19.06.2013

Gallery

Archives

Saturday, 13. April 2013

River at Tubagus Angke Street-West Jakarta - Mahardika Yudha

Now condition Angke River at Tubagus Angke Street-West Jakarta



Continue reading "River at Tubagus Angke Street-West Jakarta -..." »
in Ade Darmawan, Mahardika Yudha at 00:48 | 12 Comments

Wednesday, 10. April 2013

By the River of Love - Budi N.D. Dharmawan



The Bengawan Solo or Solo River is the longest river in Java, Indonesia, flowing through several cities from Wonogiri in Central Java to Gresik in East Java Province for about 600 km. Continue reading "By the River of Love - Budi N.D. Dharmawan" »
in Ade Darmawan, Budi Dharmawan at 01:55 | 4 Comments

Saturday, 6. April 2013

A Domain Artificial Middle Of Nowhere (RiverScapes): East Flood Canal - Achmad Krisgatha


Continue reading "A Domain Artificial Middle Of Nowhere..." »
in Achmad Krisgatha, Ade Darmawan at 01:18 | 12 Comments

Sunday, 31. March 2013

Bandar Raya Snack - Wok the Rock


Continue reading "Bandar Raya Snack - Wok the Rock" »
in Ade Darmawan, Wok the Rock at 00:02 | 2 Comments

Thursday, 28. March 2013

By the River of Love - Budi N.D. Dharmawan



The Bengawan Solo or Solo River is the longest river in Java, Indonesia, flowing through several cities from Wonogiri in Central Java to Gresik in East Java Province for about 600 km. Continue reading "By the River of Love - Budi N.D. Dharmawan" »
in Ade Darmawan, Budi Dharmawan at 01:24 | 7 Comments

Tuesday, 26. March 2013

Shifting Life Objects Into Inanimate - Mahardika Yudha



The Angke River is one of thirteen rivers flowing through Jakarta City. For Jakarta's inhabitants, Angke River is connected to a long history of cultural development. Continue reading "Shifting Life Objects Into Inanimate -..." »
in Ade Darmawan, Mahardika Yudha at 00:20 | 14 Comments

Wednesday, 20. March 2013

Working process - Achmad Krisgatha



Continue reading "Working process - Achmad Krisgatha" »
in Achmad Krisgatha, Ade Darmawan at 01:38 | 6 Comments

Tuesday, 22. January 2013

Flood Canal - Achmad Krisgatha


The fact that some parts of Jakarta are located on a flood plain had already been acknowledged during the period of Dutch colonization. With a soil surface height of 0.5 meters above sea level by the shore and 25 meters above sea level in the south of the city, floods threaten us regularly. Continue reading "Flood Canal - Achmad Krisgatha" »
in Achmad Krisgatha, Ade Darmawan at 00:15 | 6 Comments

Wednesday, 16. January 2013

Bandar Raya Snack II - Wok the Rock

Etymology

The name “plecostomus” means “folded mouth” (pleco, see pleat, stoma, mouth), but it has since been applied to any of a large number of species that have a similar shape, but vary widely in terms of maximum length, coloration, and certain body features such as the “horns” on the bristlenose catfish (genus Ancistrus).

Continue reading "Bandar Raya Snack II - Wok the Rock" »
in Ade Darmawan, Wok the Rock at 00:35 | 56 Comments

Wednesday, 12. December 2012

Bandar Raya Snack - Wok The Rock



The Hypostomus plecostomus or suckermouth catfish, colloquially called “sucker fish”, is a type of fish that commonly exists in Indonesia, known as “Sapu-Sapu” (Sapu = Broom) and “Ikan Bandaraya” in Malaysia. Continue reading "Bandar Raya Snack - Wok The Rock" »
in Ade Darmawan, Wok the Rock at 01:29 | 31 Comments
(Page 1 of 2, totaling 11 entries) next page »
Artists
View Artists and Their Works
Curators
Ade Darmawan
Apisak Sonjod
Claro Jr. Ramirez
Erin Gleeson
Iola Lenzi
Tran Luong

Countries
Cambodia
Indonesia
Myanmar
Philippines
Thailand
Vietnam

Subscribe

Social Media
Visit us on Facebook

Riverscapes IN FLUX



Partners

We would like to extend a warm thank you to our sponsors and partners:


Sponsor and exclusive Logistic Partner of Riverscapes IN FLUX Exhibition Tour in Southeast Asia