I embarked on the value of a few days nongkrong At Gudskul, I arrived quietly in the morning and sat under a loaf of bread with a chatter. When the group bought the property, it had an indoor soccer court, so Le Anglepa kept the high roof intact and built a two-story cabin inside. Beyond the central tree-lined avenue, more shipping containers stand. It is double-stacked and lined up in bright rows. This seems to be a difficult child’s Lego placement. By late afternoon, Gudskull spurred activity when Jakarta was in a normal downpour. Zoom class. Tattoo parlor.Radio station called Lulu Radio.. Archivist in a compact library. Graphic design lab. Publishers and shops with Indonesian translations of world literature. An artist in a shipping container studio. And everywhere, the sensation of slow fermentation—the sensation that when people are floating in each other’s orbits, they are creatively energized and constantly working towards new art and new ideas. As Andan said, it’s not necessarily a grand project, but it’s a small, rich story that happens frequently.
To embody some of these abstractions, consider the Luanglepa show at two exhibitions, the Asia Pacific Triennale in Brisbane 2012 and the Sao Paulo Biennale 2014. In the case of Brisbane, Luanglepa invented an underground Indonesian rock band from the 1970s, created a monument and persuaded Brisbane’s rockers to testify to the band’s influence. It’s a wild and immersive piece, especially delighting that Luanglepa leaked out of the museum and blended into real life. “A few years later, someone showed me a blog post talking about Kuda,” Dermawan said. “I think they didn’t know it was really fiction because it was a very serious sentence talking about how the Indonesian punk scene influenced Brisbane’s punk scene.” All this is “still close to what people understand as an art project,” Lakun told me. On the other hand, São Paulo has decided to “stage themselves for the first time.” After that, he said, the number of invitations to art festivals increased, the number of “boom-boom-boom-boom” increased, and the export of Luanglepa (group exercise) became a practice.
In São Paulo, Le Anglepa made little plans and did little. Instead, Lakun said they duplicated the existence and method of Luanglepa in the field. Prior to every other year, they flew to Brazil twice to meet other groups: graphic designers, architects and activists. “Tell me what’s happening in your city,” Luanglepa learned about the most popular karaoke songs about the Jakarta-like motorcycle taxi in São Paulo during the course of his research. ojeks And about the public plaza that the building group was working on to preserve. “It was their way of figuring out a city similar to Jakarta in terms of colonial growth and history,” said its biennial curator Charles Eske.
Placed a reduced layout on the ground floor of the Oscar Niemeyer building in the allotted space Lulu House: sofa nongkrong, Spot for Lulu Radio, Another one for the gallery. And in this house away from home, Le Anglepa began a dialogue between Jakarta and São Paulo. The gallery hosted the works of artists from two cities. Paulista’s food cart, which was reused as a projector, screened an OK movie. Video archives and groups of São Paulo.As Lulu Radio The substitute, Luanglepa, built a puppy tent and invited people to karaoke. They sat cross-legged on the floor and sang Portuguese, English and Indonesian songs. Esche recalled that São Paulo’s ojek drivers (usually not the ones who feel welcome at the Biennale) were hanging out. Lulu House, Give the visitor a vehicle.