Bertempat di lounge lantai 6 Hale Manoa kita berkesempatan untuk bertatap muka sekaligus berdiskusi dengan John McGlynn secara informal dan penuh keakraban.
Photos by Agung Nugroho
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Temu wicara dengan John McGlynn
Bertempat di lounge lantai 6 Hale Manoa kita berkesempatan untuk bertatap muka sekaligus berdiskusi dengan John McGlynn secara informal dan penuh keakraban.
Photos by Agung Nugroho
Friday, March 16, 2007
A lecture and photograph presentation by John H. McGlynn
The Center for Southeast Asian Studies Presents Indonesia in the Soeharto Years: Issues, Incidents and Images, A lecture and photograph presentation by John H. McGlynn, Lontar Foundation Jakarta, Indonesia. Tuesday, March 20. 12:00-2:00 p.m. Center for Korean Studies Auditorium University of Hawai`i-Ma¯noa.
The Center for Southeast Asian Studies Presents Indonesia in the Soeharto Years: Issues, Incidents and Images, A lecture and photograph presentation by John H. McGlynn, Lontar Foundation Jakarta, Indonesia. Tuesday, March 20. 12:00-2:00 p.m. Center for Korean Studies Auditorium University of Hawai`i-Ma¯noa
From 1968 until 1998, throughout his tenure as leader of Indonesia,President Soeharto foisted a myth of culture-bound identity uponthe Indonesian people. According to this myth Indonesians would inherently avoid conflict and seek consensus. Over 32 years Soeharto built a state that seemingly mirrored this myth. National elections consistently granted him a popular public mandate. Individuals and media were kept in line through co-option,coercion, and the threat of violence. In the calm of this repression and enforced consensus, Soeharto became a statesman and international leader, his nation's "Father of Development."
In May 1998 Jakarta burned, students occupied the parliament, and in the face of overwhelming pressure Soeharto resigned. International observers, accustomed to regarding Soeharto as a Javanese king, did not predict his sudden and artless fall from power. The student demonstrators too, brought up in Soeharto's own propaganda-driven educational system, voiced their outrage in terms of the gross "corruption, collusion, and nepotism" that characterized the final years of the regime. In the aftermath of the demonstrations and Soeharto's resignation the myth of Indonesians as conformists and
consensus-seekers was forever shattered. Using a wide array of iconic and historic photographs, John H. McGlynn will relate the story of Indonesia in the Soeharto years.
John H. McGlynn, the world's leading English-language translator of Indonesian literature, is co-founder and Director of Publications of the Lontar Foundation, a not-for-profit organization founded in 1987 for the purpose of fostering appreciation of Indonesian literature and culture. He is currently teaching a course on translation for
subtitling purposes at University of Hawai`i-Ma¯noa.
This lecture is presented by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Hawai`i-Manoa. For more information, including building access for the handicapped, please call 956-2688.
The Center for Southeast Asian Studies Presents Indonesia in the Soeharto Years: Issues, Incidents and Images, A lecture and photograph presentation by John H. McGlynn, Lontar Foundation Jakarta, Indonesia. Tuesday, March 20. 12:00-2:00 p.m. Center for Korean Studies Auditorium University of Hawai`i-Ma¯noa
From 1968 until 1998, throughout his tenure as leader of Indonesia,President Soeharto foisted a myth of culture-bound identity uponthe Indonesian people. According to this myth Indonesians would inherently avoid conflict and seek consensus. Over 32 years Soeharto built a state that seemingly mirrored this myth. National elections consistently granted him a popular public mandate. Individuals and media were kept in line through co-option,coercion, and the threat of violence. In the calm of this repression and enforced consensus, Soeharto became a statesman and international leader, his nation's "Father of Development."
In May 1998 Jakarta burned, students occupied the parliament, and in the face of overwhelming pressure Soeharto resigned. International observers, accustomed to regarding Soeharto as a Javanese king, did not predict his sudden and artless fall from power. The student demonstrators too, brought up in Soeharto's own propaganda-driven educational system, voiced their outrage in terms of the gross "corruption, collusion, and nepotism" that characterized the final years of the regime. In the aftermath of the demonstrations and Soeharto's resignation the myth of Indonesians as conformists and
consensus-seekers was forever shattered. Using a wide array of iconic and historic photographs, John H. McGlynn will relate the story of Indonesia in the Soeharto years.
John H. McGlynn, the world's leading English-language translator of Indonesian literature, is co-founder and Director of Publications of the Lontar Foundation, a not-for-profit organization founded in 1987 for the purpose of fostering appreciation of Indonesian literature and culture. He is currently teaching a course on translation for
subtitling purposes at University of Hawai`i-Ma¯noa.
This lecture is presented by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Hawai`i-Manoa. For more information, including building access for the handicapped, please call 956-2688.
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Workshop bersama I Nyoman Sedana
Selain mengadakan talk dan workshop tentang budaya Indonesia khususnya Bali pak Sedana juga kita daulat untuk memberikan kursus singkat tari kecak kepada warga Permias.
Tampak para peserta kursus singkat menikmati pizza setelah satu jam lamanya belajar tari kecak.
Berikut informasi lengkapnya mengenai acara workshop tersebut:
The Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Hawai`i Presents
I Nyoman Sedana
Professor, Traditional Theatre
Indonesian Arts Institute, Denpasar Bali
Lecture/Demonstrati ons
Tuesday, January 16, 2007: Center for Korean Studies
Auditorium, 12 noon
Wednesday, January 17, 2007: Tokioka Room, Moore Hall 319, 12 noon
Topeng mask artist and Wayang Kulit puppet performer,
I Nyoman Sedana, is a faculty member and chair of the
Pedalangan Theatre Department at the Indonesian
Institute of the Arts (ISI) in Denpasar.
Born in 1962, Sedana completed his B.A. in 1986 in
Puppet theater at ASTI Denpasar and his Ph.D. in 1989 at STSI after performing Arja opera in the form of shadow theater and its script "Luh Martalangu."
In 2002, Sedana completed a Ph.D. in drama and theaterat the University of Georgia, with a dissertation titled "Kawi Dalang: Creativity in Wayang Theatre."
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