Into The Future - The Future Has Arrived!
Into The Future
The Future Has Arrived!
Yeayyy~~~!
Today after I spent family time on my mother’s birthday lunch that postponed
around one month, finally I have a spare time to do my me time. Even though
almost a whole day was raining in Jakarta, I can’t back off my plan to go to
Galeri Nasional Indonesia. I arrived around 4.15 PM at Galeri Nasional
Indonesia and ready to pamper myself with beautiful artwork of Into The Future
: The Future Has Arrived! collections. Due to this exhibition held on the main
building of the gallery, so I thought I can had a huge expections of this
exhibition.
When the first
time came to this exhibition, I saw the general introduction of the exhibition
such as the whole exhibition schedule, the artists name and the title of their
artworks then the introduction of the exhibition’s curators especially as
following :
The time
called Future yesterday, has now
arrived in the Present Day, and will be another Future hereafter. Amidst as era of turbulence, super-advanced
technology, accelerated findings in science, and outer space travels, the
female spirit is dynamically breaking through the shackles of before.
In such
situation, twenty-one selected women artists are exhibiting their works.
Besides themes distressing the private lives and the global community, the
artists present their works in a non-frontal manner: on one hand the sharply
pinpoint issues, on the other hand they show an ultimate subtlety denoting hope
for a better life.
Applying open
source technique, advanced findings in science, and infused with the female
spirit, they signify the present time and the coming era, establishing yet
another kind of new art, that we may name “NOW
ART”.
Participants
are young women artists aged between 28 and early forties. Their works consist
of installation art, using lino cut, sound, light, video preojections, mixed
and multimedia, glass, textile, hydrophilic gauze cotton, ceramics, water
color, iron plate and tree branches. – Carla
Bianpoen & Citra Smara Dewi, Curators.
From 21
artists who display their artwork collections, I’ve decided to more explore five
artwork collections of four artists from Bandung and Jakarta.
This is the
first collection of this exhibition. Based on the gallery staff’s information,
this installation is the masterpiece of the exhibition on his opinion.
Identification and how we looked through other’s gaze could be an important
thing for someone. In this artwork the artist wants to forward the view and
perspective of herself through “Gaze” concept and background.
“Ways of Seeing”
Erika Ernawan
Digital Print on Perspex
255 x 165 x 75 Cm
2019
Clock which is
a measuring device and a marker of time, nowadays has become an object that is
analogous to something that pursues people especially for the urban society. Wall
installation of clockwises gave the intention of opinion that yesterday and
today just have one second difference. How about you? What’s your opinion about
the “clock”?
“Speculative Present”
Maradita Sutantio
Installation & Mixed Media
2019
This artist
who is much inspired by the power of the light and colors wave often use
numbers in her artwork title. 31.83 is the slope degree of the rainbow and the
numbers inside the bracket are the coordinates of Jakarta. How unique and
intelligent way of giving artwork title, right?
“31.85 (6.21462.106.84513)”
Syagini Ratna Wulan
Lacquer Paint on Plexi Glass
2019
This artwork
illustrated a more realistic the representation of the city. Description of the
future city that is very likely to be occur, which is not too much different
from what we are living now. This artwork is one of my favourite which looked
like a billboard with very attractive color. Looked really eye-catching from a
distance then with the deeper message when you get closer to the artwork.
“The Future is Abandoned”
Sanchia Tryphosa Hamidjaya
Digital Print on Fabric, Lightbox Display, LED Light
350 x 100 Cm
2019
Actually, I
was not have a big intention of this collection at first. Then because of the
gallery staff informed me that one of MACAN Museum staff who came to this
exhibition was really excited with it, I started wondering about the special
message of the artwork. This collection is the personal answer of the artist. The
guilty because of treat the plastic as disposable item without any feeling. The
artist considered the artwork with emotional relation such as a wedding dress
then sew and iron it carefully for finally hang it elegantly.
“Undisposable Guilt”
Sanchia Tryphosa Hamidjaja
Variable Sizes, Mix Media
2019
Finally after
spent around 75 mins. walking around I saw the last artwork collections of the
exhibition. Before I leave the gallery, I just realized that the programme book
gave to me by the gallery staff was not give to all the exhibition visitor.
When the I filled the guest book on the receptionist desk he was greeting me
“Hey, long time no see! This is the exhibition catalogue.” I’ve talked to him
in the previous exhibition and he still remember me. Thanks Wahyu for this book!
“Programme Book”
On the sixth
day of the exhibition which is inaugurated by Mr. Triawan Munaf as BEKRAF
Minister, the gallery staff informed me if the total amount of the exhibition
approximately one thousand visitors reached. There are eleven days remain of
the exhibition will be held, so don’t hesitate to come this amazing exhibition
and join to feel the women’s power! Thank you and see ya on the next post. 😊
– Today is yesterday’s future and will be
tomorrow’s past – Carla Bianpoen & Citra Smara Dewi
(8.2)
Public Education Programme
Indonesian
Women Artist : Into the Future
Tuesday,
February 26th 2019 – March 16th 2019
A Building,
Galeri Nasional Indonesia
Tuesday, February 26th 2019 :
§ “Into the Future” Pers Conference and Press Tour
§ Book Launching & “Into the Future”
Exhibition Opening
Friday, March 1st 2019 :
§ Book Review
Saturday, March 2nd 2019 :
§ Curatorial Tour
Saturday, March 9th 2019 :
§ Curatorial Tour
§ Art Talk
Thursday, March 14th 2019 :
§ Discussion
21 Artists :
Andrita Yuniza Orbandi – Menganyam
Sendi-sendi Diri
Ayu Arista Murti – Embryo Harapan
Cecilia Patricia Untario – Silent 2
Dita Gambiro – Distorted Reality
Erika Ernawan – Ways of Seeing
Etza Meisyara – Ode to my Homeland
Elia Nurvista – Fruchtline
Fika Ria Santika – Tumpuk Lapis Tampak
Isi : Limpapeh 3
Irene Agrivina – Tajin
Kinez Riza – Earth Echoes
Maharani Mancanagara – Looking Back to
the Future
Natasha Tontey – From Pest to Power
Maradita Sutantio – Speculative Present
Octora – Kuburan kata & Puisi Baru
untuk Esok Hari
Prilla Tania – Demokratisasi
Karbohidrat
Restu Ratnaningtyas – Invisible
Boundaries
Sanchia Tryphosa Hamidjaja – The Future
is Abandoned
Tara Astari Kasenda – Sous Les Cumulus
Homilis
Theresia Agustina Sitompul – Menabur
Benih
Syagini Ratna Wulan – 31.85
(6.21462.106.84513)
Yaya Sung – Liberty Markers, An Entity
100 Years Away
For further information :
Galeri Nasional Indonesia
Jl. Medan
Merdeka Timur No. 14, Jakarta 10110
+6221-3483-3954
Social Media :
Twitter : @galerinasional_
Facebook : Galeri
Nasional Indonesia
Instagram : galerinasional
Bibliography :
Into The Future exhibition poster & programme
book
Personal photos and documentation
Personal impression and experience
Into The Future
The Future Has Arrived!
Yeayyy~~~!
Today after I spent family time on my mother’s birthday lunch that postponed
around one month, finally I have a spare time to do my me time. Even though
almost a whole day was raining in Jakarta, I can’t back off my plan to go to
Galeri Nasional Indonesia. I arrived around 4.15 PM at Galeri Nasional
Indonesia and ready to pamper myself with beautiful artwork of Into The Future
: The Future Has Arrived! collections. Due to this exhibition held on the main
building of the gallery, so I thought I can had a huge expections of this
exhibition.
When the first
time came to this exhibition, I saw the general introduction of the exhibition
such as the whole exhibition schedule, the artists name and the title of their
artworks then the introduction of the exhibition’s curators especially as
following :
The time
called Future yesterday, has now
arrived in the Present Day, and will be another Future hereafter. Amidst as era of turbulence, super-advanced
technology, accelerated findings in science, and outer space travels, the
female spirit is dynamically breaking through the shackles of before.
In such
situation, twenty-one selected women artists are exhibiting their works.
Besides themes distressing the private lives and the global community, the
artists present their works in a non-frontal manner: on one hand the sharply
pinpoint issues, on the other hand they show an ultimate subtlety denoting hope
for a better life.
Applying open
source technique, advanced findings in science, and infused with the female
spirit, they signify the present time and the coming era, establishing yet
another kind of new art, that we may name “NOW
ART”.
Participants
are young women artists aged between 28 and early forties. Their works consist
of installation art, using lino cut, sound, light, video preojections, mixed
and multimedia, glass, textile, hydrophilic gauze cotton, ceramics, water
color, iron plate and tree branches. – Carla
Bianpoen & Citra Smara Dewi, Curators.
From 21
artists who display their artwork collections, I’ve decided to more explore five
artwork collections of four artists from Bandung and Jakarta.
This is the
first collection of this exhibition. Based on the gallery staff’s information,
this installation is the masterpiece of the exhibition on his opinion.
Identification and how we looked through other’s gaze could be an important
thing for someone. In this artwork the artist wants to forward the view and
perspective of herself through “Gaze” concept and background.
“Ways of Seeing”
Erika Ernawan
Digital Print on Perspex
255 x 165 x 75 Cm
2019
2019
Clock which is
a measuring device and a marker of time, nowadays has become an object that is
analogous to something that pursues people especially for the urban society. Wall
installation of clockwises gave the intention of opinion that yesterday and
today just have one second difference. How about you? What’s your opinion about
the “clock”?
“Speculative Present”
Maradita Sutantio
Installation & Mixed Media
2019
This artist
who is much inspired by the power of the light and colors wave often use
numbers in her artwork title. 31.83 is the slope degree of the rainbow and the
numbers inside the bracket are the coordinates of Jakarta. How unique and
intelligent way of giving artwork title, right?
“31.85 (6.21462.106.84513)”
Syagini Ratna Wulan
Lacquer Paint on Plexi Glass
2019
This artwork
illustrated a more realistic the representation of the city. Description of the
future city that is very likely to be occur, which is not too much different
from what we are living now. This artwork is one of my favourite which looked
like a billboard with very attractive color. Looked really eye-catching from a
distance then with the deeper message when you get closer to the artwork.
“The Future is Abandoned”
Sanchia Tryphosa Hamidjaya
Digital Print on Fabric, Lightbox Display, LED Light
350 x 100 Cm
2019
2019
Actually, I
was not have a big intention of this collection at first. Then because of the
gallery staff informed me that one of MACAN Museum staff who came to this
exhibition was really excited with it, I started wondering about the special
message of the artwork. This collection is the personal answer of the artist. The
guilty because of treat the plastic as disposable item without any feeling. The
artist considered the artwork with emotional relation such as a wedding dress
then sew and iron it carefully for finally hang it elegantly.
“Undisposable Guilt”
Sanchia Tryphosa Hamidjaja
Variable Sizes, Mix Media
2019
Finally after
spent around 75 mins. walking around I saw the last artwork collections of the
exhibition. Before I leave the gallery, I just realized that the programme book
gave to me by the gallery staff was not give to all the exhibition visitor.
When the I filled the guest book on the receptionist desk he was greeting me
“Hey, long time no see! This is the exhibition catalogue.” I’ve talked to him
in the previous exhibition and he still remember me. Thanks Wahyu for this book!
“Programme Book”
On the sixth
day of the exhibition which is inaugurated by Mr. Triawan Munaf as BEKRAF
Minister, the gallery staff informed me if the total amount of the exhibition
approximately one thousand visitors reached. There are eleven days remain of
the exhibition will be held, so don’t hesitate to come this amazing exhibition
and join to feel the women’s power! Thank you and see ya on the next post. 😊
– Today is yesterday’s future and will be
tomorrow’s past – Carla Bianpoen & Citra Smara Dewi
(8.2)
Public Education Programme
Indonesian
Women Artist : Into the Future
Tuesday,
February 26th 2019 – March 16th 2019
A Building,
Galeri Nasional Indonesia
Tuesday, February 26th 2019 :
§ “Into the Future” Pers Conference and Press Tour
§ Book Launching & “Into the Future”
Exhibition Opening
Friday, March 1st 2019 :
§ Book Review
Saturday, March 2nd 2019 :
§ Curatorial Tour
Saturday, March 9th 2019 :
§ Curatorial Tour
§ Art Talk
Thursday, March 14th 2019 :
§ Discussion
21 Artists :
Andrita Yuniza Orbandi – Menganyam
Sendi-sendi Diri
Ayu Arista Murti – Embryo Harapan
Cecilia Patricia Untario – Silent 2
Dita Gambiro – Distorted Reality
Erika Ernawan – Ways of Seeing
Etza Meisyara – Ode to my Homeland
Elia Nurvista – Fruchtline
Fika Ria Santika – Tumpuk Lapis Tampak
Isi : Limpapeh 3
Irene Agrivina – Tajin
Kinez Riza – Earth Echoes
Maharani Mancanagara – Looking Back to
the Future
Natasha Tontey – From Pest to Power
Maradita Sutantio – Speculative Present
Octora – Kuburan kata & Puisi Baru
untuk Esok Hari
Prilla Tania – Demokratisasi
Karbohidrat
Restu Ratnaningtyas – Invisible
Boundaries
Sanchia Tryphosa Hamidjaja – The Future
is Abandoned
Tara Astari Kasenda – Sous Les Cumulus
Homilis
Theresia Agustina Sitompul – Menabur
Benih
Syagini Ratna Wulan – 31.85
(6.21462.106.84513)
Yaya Sung – Liberty Markers, An Entity
100 Years Away
For further information :
Galeri Nasional Indonesia
Jl. Medan
Merdeka Timur No. 14, Jakarta 10110
+6221-3483-3954
Social Media :
Twitter : @galerinasional_
Facebook : Galeri
Nasional Indonesia
Instagram : galerinasional
Bibliography :
Into The Future exhibition poster & programme book
Personal photos and documentation
Personal impression and experience
Into The Future exhibition poster & programme book
Personal photos and documentation
Personal impression and experience
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