Art and the Environment in Southeast Asia | Siti Adiyati 

Art and the Environment in Southeast Asia | Siti Adiyati
How does art speak to the environment around us?
In our latest online course “Art and the Environment in Southeast Asia: Environment as Contested Space ", embark on an insightful journey with artists, curators, and researchers into Southeast Asia in the 1970s. Gain deeper insights into Indonesian artist Siti Adiyati’s work and how it serves as a response to the social inequalities that arose from government policies enacted during the New Order regime in Indonesia.
We invite you to ponder upon these connections with us and our community of curious learners.
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