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Market Focus
17,000 Islands of Imagination The London Book Fair 2019
Contact:
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The National Organising Committee
for Indonesia as Market Focus Country
at the London Book Fair 2019
Fiction
Email: info@islandsofimagination.id
www.islandsofimagination.id
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Foreword Laura Bangun Prinsloo Executive Chair of Indonesian National Organising Committee Celebrating Diversity Indonesia is full of diversity. We have various cultures, ethnicities, languages and religions. From our diversity, comes great richness and strength. This diversity and our multicultural background is reflected in our books—fiction, nonfiction, children’s books, comics—and cross-media products. “Diversity” is a term that can have multiple interpretations, but at its core, it’s all about creating “variety”. Our publishers focus on diversity through ensuring that we offer a variety of perspectives to match a great variety of readers on a global level. Diversity from a global perspective means, readers from various parts of the world want content published that is relevant to them. The future of the publishing industry depends on how prepared they are to serve readers in these emerging economies. Between increased cultural awareness and technological growth, we are able to be more connected than ever before. In the publishing world, we play a key role in weaving threads that hold together the global community by helping to fasten different cultures around the world closer to one another. Just like the future of our world, the future of our industry depends on diversity and intercultural cooperation. Generally speaking, Indonesian publishers have never stopped innovating and deepening their endeavours as they seek to implement the go-global strategy, thereby bringing about quite a few new highlights in books, digital innovations and other cross-media platforms such as films, animations and games. Through this Market Focus Programme at the London Book Fair 2019, Indonesian publishers seek more opportunities and open themselves to cooperate with the world publishing society and to create mutual benefits.
j AV I A N T I A R M A N D 1
“Umum diketahui arsitektur tak berhenti pada sebuah bangunan. Ia
ARSITEKTUR YANG LAIN
The Other
bukan saja hasil ide, kreativitas, dan keterampilan; ia juga langsung
berhubungan dengan kekuasaan: selera dan gaya hidup sang patron,
corak “keindahan” dan “kenyamanan” yang dominan, hubungan sosial-
politik antara ruang sosial dan ruang privat. Membicarakan arsitektur
yang tak hanya tentang bangunan itu yang saya lihat diusahakan
Architecture
Avianti Armand dalam buku ini. Di dalamnya kita diperkenalkan bukan
saja dengan pemikiran arsitektur (yang menyebabkan arsitek tak
cukup hanya mendesain), tapi juga dengan masalah-masalah yang
membuat kita mengamati sesuatu yang lain di balik, di atas, dan di
sekitar karya yang umumnya hanya tampak sebagai konstruksi yang
bagus dan sesuai itu.”
GOENAWAN MOHAMAD
[Arsitektur Yang Lain]
“Avianti membaca gejala kehadiran arsitektur melalui hati. Di dalamnya,
sanubari mendahului rasa. Dengan demikian tanda tak lagi ada batas
penafsiran. Kita mungkin sulit mencari awal dan masih akan menanti
akhir kisah karena semuanya memang penggalan. Ada dan tiada hanya
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menurunkan antara dan senantiasa bergerak, menyentuh berbagai
segi kehidupan manusia yang tampil dengan segenap bungkusan kata
dan laku. Waktu dan ruang saling berlipat dalam tuturan; dan untuk
membuka lipatan, Anda perlu berhati-nurani.”
PROF. IR. GUNAWAN TJAHJONO, M. ARCH., PH.D.
GURU BESAR ARSITEKTUR TETAP UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA
KUMPULAN ESAI
Penerbit
PT Gramedia Pustaka Utama
Kompas Gramedia Building
Blok I, Lt. 5
Jl. Palmerah Barat 29–37
Jakarta 10270
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Architecture is not just about buildings. It’s more than just the sum of ideas,
creativities, and skills. Architecture is directly related to authorities, patronage tastes
and lifestyles, patterns of dominance, beauty, and coziness, and also social politic
interrelationship between social and private zones.
Avianti Armand has been working as an architect since 1992. Her home design, Kampong House,
won IAI (Indonesian Association of Architects) Award in 2008. Since 2008, she has actively written
fiction, poems, and architectural ar ticles.
Category Architecture Dimension 15 x 19 cm Phone +6221 5365 0110 ext. 3505
Language Indonesian ISBN 9786020356709 Fax +6221 5300 545
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Page 340 pages 2017 Website www.gpu.id
2 IMELDA AKMAL ARCHITECTURE WRITER STUDIO IMELDA AKMAL ARCHITECTURE WRITER STUDIO 3
Architectural Guide Houses by
Indonesia Indonesian
Architects
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As an archipelago country that is full of history and diversity, Indonesia possesses Houses by Indonesian Architects seeks to become an inspirational guide to the
numerous architecture projects throughout the country. Architectural Guide various new approaches to the modern house. The book featured nineteen houses,
Indonesia is a visitors’ guide to these architectural projects in Indonesia. These from eco-friendly structures with local material to contemporary ones with high
architectural projects are categorized based on their locations; Jabodetabek, Java, concept designs. Today’s Indonesian prominent architects follow the current trends
Bali, other islands, and vernacular architecture. of architecture that favor substance over style, combining functional design, climate,
and culture to build the modern family dwelling. This book includes plans, sections,
Architecture projects presented in this book are accessible to the public, though and elevation drawings with more than 200 color photographs.
some do require appointments ahead of time. The buildings selected were built and
designed from 1945 to the present. They all must possess historical values and
constitute a positive influence in the field of architecture.
Imelda Akmal Architectural Writer Studio (IA AW Studio) is the only Indonesian writing studio to Imelda Akmal Architectural Writer Studio (IA AW Studio) is the only Indonesian writing studio to
specialize in architecture and interior design publications. Established by Imelda Akmal, the studio specialize in architecture and interior design publications. Established by Imelda Akmal, the studio
has written over one hundred titles with many of them receiving bestseller status. IA AW Studio’s has written over one hundred titles with many of them receiving bestseller status. IA AW Studio’s
primar y commitment is to introduce Indonesian architecture and interior design to a global audience. primar y commitment is to introduce Indonesian architecture and interior design to a global audience.
Category Design Architecture & Page 388 pages Phone +6221 2765 6493 Category Design Architecture & Page 216 pages Phone +6221 2765 6493
Interior Dimension 24,5 x 13,5 cm E-mail imajibooks@gmail.com Interior Dimension 28,5 x 25 cm E-mail imajibooks@gmail.com
Language English ISBN 9783869224251 Website www.imajibooks.com Language Bilingual ISBN 9786029260182 Website www.imajibooks.com
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Tropical Eco House Tropical Houses
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Ecohouse, short for ecological house, is a method to build a comfortable and Indonesia fosters many noteworthy architects who have amassed a remarkable
environmentally friendly living space. By using clear narration and pictures, Tropical collection of works. Tropical Houses showcase a compilation of house designs by
Eco House highlights eleven homes in Indonesia that are using the principle of eco- an outstanding group of Indonesian architects. Highly illustrated to provide a broad
house. This book seeks to show Indonesian architect’s ideas in applying ecological scope concerning design integrity, architectural sophistication, and style, this book
principal to their design to its readers. follows closely in the wake of its incredibly successful first volume published in 2013,
disclosing each architect’s distinctive approach to the contemporary residential
design realm. By featuring a wide range of design philosophies, projects are
presented with full-color photographs, visualizing the detailed environment of every
project and fully immersing the reader into every part of the house. Complete with
detailed plans, sections, and elevation drawings, Tropical Houses is an inspiration
for everyone who is a member of the architecture and design communities.
Imelda Akmal Architectural Writer Studio (IA AW Studio) is the only Indonesian writing studio to Imelda Akmal Architectural Writer Studio (IA AW Studio) is the only Indonesian writing studio to
specialize in architecture and interior design publications. Established by Imelda Akmal, the studio specialize in architecture and interior design publications. Established by Imelda Akmal, the studio
has written over one hundred titles with many of them receiving bestseller status. IA AW Studio’s has written over one hundred titles with many of them receiving bestseller status. IA AW Studio’s
primar y commitment is to introduce Indonesian architecture and interior design to a global audience. primar y commitment is to introduce Indonesian architecture and interior design to a global audience.
Category Design Architecture & Page 160 pages Phone +6221 2765 6493 Category Design Architecture & Page 215 pages Phone +6221 2765 6493
Interior Dimension 24 x 19 cm E-mail imajibooks@gmail.com Interior Dimension 28 x 24 cm E-mail imajibooks@gmail.com
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Tropical Modern Friedrich Silaban:
Indonesian
Architect 1912-1984
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Designing a modern concept house in a tropical country like Indonesia is a challenge The book traces the life and works of Friedrich Silaban, the most important figure in
for the architects. There are various considerations in designing a home in the Indonesian architecture. Trained as a draughtsman during the late colonial period,
tropics, such as high precipitation and extreme climate condition. Tropical Modern he took up the challenge to be the architect of the new country. He won important
offers ideas of how Indonesian architects design a modern house in the tropics national building design competitions and caught the attention of Soekarno, the first
through narration and captivating pictures that will be a source of inspiration to its president of Indonesia. From then on, Silaban was in-charge of designing numerous
readers. buildings of national significance; institutional as well as monumental edifices.
Silaban was one of the closest acquaintances of Soekarno and together they
determined how Jakarta–the capital of Indonesia–was developed and beautified
during the 1950s and 1960s. By explaining the relevant historical contexts, this book
highlights the cultural-political and the professional influences that were happening
during his lifetime.
Imelda Akmal Architectural Writer Studio (IA AW Studio) is the only Indonesian writing studio to Setiadi Sopandi is an architect, a lecturer, and independent scholar. He has engaged in scholarly
specialize in architecture and interior design publications. Established by Imelda Akmal, the studio works, publications, and architectural exhibitions. He wrote, Sejarah Arsitektur: Sebuah
has written over one hundred titles with many of them receiving bestseller status. IA AW Studio’s Pengantar (Gramedia Pustaka Utama, 2013), an introduction to global architectural histor y. He
primar y commitment is to introduce Indonesian architecture and interior design to a global audience. co - curated international architectural shows; the Indonesia Pavilion in The 14th International
Architecture Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia (2014) and “ Tropicality: Revisited” at the Deutsches
Architekturmuseum, Frankfur t (2015). From 2007 he has been curating the Friedrich Silaban Archive.
He co -authored the book “Rumah Silaban/ Silaban’s House” (mA AN Indonesia Publishing, 2008). He
was granted a fellowship from the Asian Cultural Council in 2016.
Category Design Architecture & Page 160 pages Phone +6221 2765 6493 Category Biography, Architectural Page 548 pages Phone +62 858 8336 9704
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20168 JASIN TEDJASUKMANA DR. OEI HONG DJIEN 9
Kiat Architects, The Five Maestro of
Gentle Proportions: Modern Indonesian
Gentle
ProPortions:
Residence Art
residence
Tracing the best classical work
of KIAT Architects’ 30 years of
workmanship in residential
architecture.
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A carefully crafted book with thoughtful selections on the paper, images, and layout. In this book, Dr. Oei Hong Djien shares his knowledge of arts as a token
A one-of-a-kind architecture book in Indonesia. of gratitude to Indonesian artists especially to the five modern art maestros of
Indonesia. Affandi, S. Sudjojono, Hendra Gunawan, H. Widayat, and Soedibio are the
The mastermind at Kiat Architects, Jasin Tedjasukmana, wants to share his five foremost pioneers of modern Indonesian art. This book exhibits an overview of
experience and knowledge to a wider audience, especially to young architects, the development of their works.
through GENTLE PROPORTIONS: RESIDENCE. Dedicating his life in the architecture
world for 40 years, Tedjasukmana always tries to give respect to the cultural aspects Because of Indonesia’s poor preservation of artworks, Dr. Oei Hong Djien had to
to bring to his design. He loves to observe the daily lives of Indonesian people, overcome many challenges in order to find and preserve the collection of Indonesian
and considers the local conditions in order to create a proper living residence. In artworks he wrote about in this book. However, because of his effort, we have now
these nine residential projects, Tedjasukmana has interpreted classical design discovered previously lost works of Indonesian Masters from the Revolutionary
into various artistic manifestations, whether adding it with a modern touch or a period. The works of the five foremost pioneers of modern Indonesian art, Affandi,
traditional Indonesian spirit. Combining his mature skills and in-depth knowledge, he S. Sudjojono, Hendra Gunawan, H. Widayat, Soedibio, are well-represented to show
proves that exquisiteness can be visually emerged through those well-constructed readers how they develop as an artist.
proportions, bringing a harmonious translation of comfort, timeless, and elegance
through architecture.
Jasin Tedjasukmana star ted his career by becoming an architectural practitioner at James Ferrie Dr. Oei Hong Djien, born in 1939 in Magelang, Indonesia, is the founder and curator of OHD Museum
& Par tners, a Singapore -based British firm that had a branch office in Jakar ta. He was a lecturer in which is a private museum open for public. He has been collecting for almost 40 years. He was an
Tarumanegara University from 1978–1983. In 1978, Tedjasukmana officially became a member of honorar y advisor to the Singapore Ar t Museum, 2001–2005, member of the Singapore Ar t Museum
IAI (Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia). After years of working on different firms, he founded KIAT Architects Board, 2005–2009 and advisor of the National Ar t Galler y Singapore for Indonesian ar t, 2010–2012.
in 1987. KIAT Architects has done many projects both in Indonesia and abroad, and has become a He was the curator of Museum H. Widayat, Magelang, Indonesia, 1994–2009, Member of Yogyakar ta
pioneer of residential architecture for diplomatic needs, such as residences for Ambassadors of Biennale, 2011–2018. He has written many essays on ar t and collecting ar t, some books, and curated
Indonesia-Swedia, Singapore, Malaysia, Germany, and a few other countries. exhibitions.
Category Architecture, Page 240 pages Phone +62 812 8368 4675 Category Art Dimension 30 x 30 cm Phone +62293 363 420
Interior Design Dimension 25 x 30 cm E-mail editorial@simpul-group.com Language English ISBN 9786021800201 E-mail info@ohdmuseum.com
Language English ISBN 9786025167904 Website www.simpul-group.com Copyrights World rights available Publisher OHD Museum Website www.ohdmuseum.com
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201810 ALFRED BOEDIMAN & GLORIA MORGEN BONDAN WINARNO 11
Inno-Fiction Kecap Manis:
Indonesia’s
National Condiment
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We are living in the Golden Age of Technology when human beings are free from A blend of soy sauce and palm sugar, kecap manis is a permanent fixture on an
having to perform menial, repetitive tasks in the workplace. Thus, we are now free Indonesian dining table. Indonesian cooks rely on kecap manis to create signature
to maximize our limitless creativity. However, this book is about what happens after Indonesian dishes such as nasi goreng, tongseng, and semur. Like most other
this current glory days. cultural traditions in the exotic archipelago, kecap manis is a part of Indonesians’
daily life, but few people are aware of the exciting history of this national condiment.
The mass production and dispersion of technology multiply like a mutating This book explores the world of kecap manis through folklore, anecdotes, and
virus. It is a random mutation that can go from harmless to life-threatening in an recipes that showcase this unique culinary creation.
instant. The only solution to this dangerous technological innovation is a social
innovation that will connect human beings to each other, to their actions, and to
those who experience the result of their actions. Inno-Fiction tries to examine and
promote this crucial social innovation in the midst of this exponential technological
advancements.
Dr. Alfred Boediman is an adjunct professor in Booth School of Business, University of Chicago. He Bondan Winarno (April 29, 1950–November 29, 2017) was an Indonesian writer and journalist with a
received a scholarship during his study at the University of Indonesia where he studied electrical variety of skills. He pioneered and became chairman of Jalansutra, a popular culinar y community in
engineering. He did his graduate studies in Vrije Universiteit in Brussels and Rochester Institute Indonesia. He also became a presenter in the culinar y show Wisata Kuliner (Culinar y Tour) on Trans
of Technology and received his doctoral degree from the University of Chicago Booth School of T V that ran for nine seasons made him a celebrity in traditional cuisine. He is famous for his phrase,
Business where he studied econometrics and statistics. Pokoe maknyus! In writing this book, he worked together with fellow food enthusiasts Lidia Tanod
and Harr y Nazarudin.
Gloria Morgen was par t of the Indonesian delegation for Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative in
the United States in 2017. She was listed as one of the top Inspirational Young People in Indonesia by
the United Nations Population Fund in 2015. Gloria Morgen’s published works include Untold Stories
of College Life (2015), Unstopable Hopes (2016), and #UncoverExtrover tIntrover t (2017).
Category Business Management Dimension 21 x 14 cm Phone +6221 5365 0110 Category Cookbook Dimension 21 x 30 cm Phone +6221 8306 819
Language Indonesian, English ISBN 9786020450322 E-mail wedhasy@gramedia.com Language English ISBN 9786026990020 E-mail Info@AfterhoursBook.com
Copyrights Available Publisher PT. Elex Media Website www.elexmedia.id Copyrights World rights available Publisher Afterhours Website www.AfterhoursBooks.com
Page 296 pages Komputindo Page 300 pages12 F A D LY R A H M A N JANET DE NEEFE 13
Archipelago Flavor Bali: The Food of
Trail: History of My Island Home
Indonesian Food
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[Jejak Rasa Nusantara: Sejarah
Rasa Nusantara]
2018 Shortlist Culinary History Gourmand Bali: The Food of My Island Home is a cookbook and an incredible photographic
World Cookbook Awards journey through Bali. Arresting images sit alongside delicious recipes to tell the story
of this lush island and its people. The recipes will surprise and inspire. Each one is
Archipelago Flavor Trail is a thorough examination of Indonesian culinary history. accompanied by an insight into the local culture, while key Balinese ingredients are
While most Indonesian food lovers are aware that the cuisines of the Netherland, explained in an extensive glossary. Since 1984, Janet has been collecting Balinese
China, and other countries had some influence in shaping their favorite dishes, recipes, teaching local cooking methods and heralding the delights of this colorful
most of us probably had no idea how prevalent these influences are. The book also cuisine, and in this book, she is sharing her extensive knowledge with her readers.
explained how government policies, such as Soekarno’s failed attempt to establish
Indonesia’s “national culinary” and the government’s emphasis on rice consumption,
had influence not only the modern Indonesian diet but also the country’s current
dependence on imported rice. Archipelago Flavor Trail is a book for culinary lovers,
historian, and everyone who wants to know more about the Indonesian people and
the food that made them who they are.
Fadly Rahman was born in Bogor on 27 November 1981. Amidst his activities as a lecturer at the Janet De Neefe has lived in Bali for 30 years. Together with her husband, Ketut, Janet runs
Histor y Depar tment at Universitas Padjajaran, Bandung, West Java, he frequently writes historical three restaurants, Casa Luna, Bar Luna, and Indus, as well as the Casa Luna Cooking School and
pieces for Kompas and Republika newspapers. Having worked as an editor of histor y textbooks, he Honeymoon Guesthouse. She is also the director and founder of the Ubud Writers and Readers
star ted to become interested in culinar y histor y and did his research in Rijsttafel in 2006. He was Festival and Ubud Food Festival. Janet lives in Ubud with her husband and their four children. She is
a contributor for Indonesian Food (Anova Publisher, 2008) written by Sri Owen, and The Oxford the author of Fragrant Rice, a memoir of her life in Bali and To Stir with Love.
Companion to Southeast Asian Food (2008– 2009) edited by Roger Owen and Sri Owen. He was also
involved in a television program hosted by leading Indonesian culinar y figure, William Wongso
Category Culinary, History Dimension 15 x 23 cm Phone +6221 5365 0110 ext. 3505 Category Cookbook Dimension 23 x 32.5 cm Phone +6236 1973282
Language English ISBN 9786020335216 Fax +6221 5300 545 Language English ISBN 9780648001201 E-mail janet@janetdeneefe.com
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Page 428 pages 2016 Website www.gpu.id Page 254 pages14 PETTY ELLIOTT RENO ANDAM SURI 15
Jakarta Bites
Exploring Indonesia’s vibrant street food
and interesting recipes for trying at home Jakarta Bites: Rendang: Minang
Exploring Vibrant Legacy to the World
Street Food From
the Heart of
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Indonesia
Petty Elliott
Experience the exotic flavors of Indonesia’s spice islands archipelago, from street stall favorites A signature dish of Indonesia, rendang is now gaining worldwide recognition. This
to regional specialties in recipes that are practical and easily prepared in the modern kitchen. book delves into the origins of this simmering meat in coconut milk and spices to
produce one of the tastiest dishes in the world. Through a journey across West
Petty Elliott draws inspiration from the many popular dishes served by vendors plying the Sumatra, the birthplace of rendang, this book explores the rich philosophical and
streets and wet markets of Jakarta. From centuries past, migrants to the capital city have cultural values of rendang, affirming that it is indeed a national treasure worth
created a unique range of street foods using a varied combinations of ingredients, cooking sharing with the world.
styles and influences from Europe to Arabia, India, and China. Against the relentless onslaught
of international fast foods, Petty has set out to preserve this tradition from being lost and
added some of the best dishes from regions around Indonesia. The result is over 200 pages
of recipes put together with easy, practical instructions suited for any modern kitchen with
sensible alternatives when specific ingredients are hard to come by. The author has been
writing about Indonesian food for over 14 years, consulting to the leading establishments,
collaborating with Indonesian and international chefs, and giving culinary demonstrations. Her
website is at www.pettyelliott.com.
Petty Pandean Elliott has pioneered modern Indonesian cuisine for over a decade through conventional print Reno Andam Suri is a chef, public speaker and blogger specializing in all things about rendang.
media, cooking demonstrations and special menus at leading Indonesian and UK hotels and resor ts. Papaya She has appeared in many discussions about West Sumatran cuisine, and today she organizes
Flower, Manadonese Cuisine, Provincial Indonesian Food was her first book, published in 2009. Her latest, Jakar ta educational trips and travel tours to West Sumatra which highlights the region’s rich culture and
Bites was voted best in the categor y at the World Gourmand Cookbook Awards 2017. She continues to appear at culinar y delights, inviting par ticipants to become better acquainted with the daily lives of West
international culinar y events, designs food products, and writes for Indonesian press, Garuda ‘Colours’ inflight Sumatrans. She dreams of promoting rendang to an even wider audience, not just as a delectable
magazine, the international Four Seasons hotel group magazine and others. She is a member of The Guild of Food dish, but also for the wealth of amazing stories behind it, as par t of an enduring culture.
Writers in London.
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Language English ISBN 9786029571714 E-mail esty@komunika-partners.com Language English ISBN 9786026990044 E-mail Info@AfterhoursBooks.com
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Leaf It to Tea: Iconic Indonesian
Exploring the Dishes
Fascinating Culture
of Indonesian Tea
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With its well-watered, sun-drenched highlands, Indonesia is a natural place to grow Chef Vindex Tengker has put Indonesia on a plate. Covering dishes from the length
top-quality tea. This book recounts the history of Indonesia’s contribution to the and breadth of the archipelago, Iconic Indonesian Dishes is Chef Tengker’s ode to
world of tea, from the pioneering plantations in the seventeenth century to the role his homeland. This cookbook features recipes he has personally compiled from his
of this refreshing, soothing beverage in contemporary Indonesian culture. The book many trips to the various provinces and cities of Indonesia. All recipes have been
includes recipes for various types of herbal teas and specialty tea beverages. tested and are accompanied by suggestions for alternatives in place for hard-to-
find indigenous Indonesian ingredients so that readers and budding cooks all over
the world can replicate the dishes as authentically as possible. Iconic Indonesian
Dishes by Chef Vindex Tengker is a must-have for admirers of Indonesian cuisines
everywhere.
Born in Bandung in 1972, Santhi H. Serad actively promotes herbal tea with a passion equaled only Having broad culinar y exper tise in ever y thing from Indonesian and Indian to Mediterranean and
by her love of Indonesian culture. She believes in the efficacy of tea for health maintenance. As the Californian cuisines, Vindex Tengker is well-known for his specialty in Asian Fusion food and
President Director of PT Ilthabi Sentra Herbal that operates a tea plantation, Kebun Bumi Herbal impeccable presentation. He star ted his career as a chef de par tie at 21, working at a five -star
Dago, in Bandung, West Java, she leads her company in the conser vation and cultivation of tea as an hotel after completing his studies in hospitality. He also studied under the mentorship of Sur yatini
Indonesian medicinal plant. N. Ganie, the Chief Editor of Selera, a famous food magazine. He has judged more than 15 cooking
competitions. He has been named one of the ten top chefs in Indonesia by Harper’s Bazaar
Indonesia.
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Language English ISBN 9786027128477 E-mail Info@AfterhoursBooks.com Language English ISBN - E-mail richmond@boldprintspublishing.com,
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Wayang Potehi Floating Threads:
of Java Indonesian Songket
and Similar
Weaving Traditions
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Indonesia is a melting pot of culture and traditions. Every people group who came to Floating Threads represents an attempt to catalog float weave techniques used to
the Archipelago brought their stories and artform along with them. Wayang Potehi decorate cloth throughout the archipelago and hints at possible lines of distribution.
originated from the puppet theaters in China but the Javanese people enthusiastically Float weaves are made by the threads running one way in a fabric that skipped over
received it and made it into their own. Thus, Wayang Potehi managed to maintain a calculated number of threads running the opposite direction to create little motifs.
its relevance despite the New Order’s three decades of repression towards Chinese Goldthread songket, in which an extra or supplementary (gold) thread in the weft
Indonesians and their culture. Today, Wayang Potehi is again thriving by telling direction is floated over threads in the opposite (warp) direction to create patterns,
stories of people, power, and politics in Java and Indonesia. Learn more about this is the most outstanding of these regarding luxuriousness and exposure. The all-
half-Chinese, half-Javanese, and 100% Indonesian artform in Wayang Potehi of cotton pathudu of East Sumba, in which an extra or supplementary warp is floated
Java by Ardian Purwoseputro. over wefts to create more exotic and attention-getting motifs, is another example.
Ardian Purwoseputro, born in 1980 in Blitar, East Java, is an ar t, culture, histor y, and nature Judi Achjadi, a Canadian, came to Indonesia in 1958. She then became the wife of an Indonesian
obser ver/enthusiast, specifically on Indonesian subjects. After a brief career as a banker, he followed diplomat and then Indonesian citizen soon afterward. She has spent the rest of her personal life
his passion for writing books and producing documentar y movies. Ardian initiated the performance studying traditional Indonesian clothing, of which traditional textiles are an essential component.
of Wayang Potehi in several galleries in Indonesia in 2012. Author of Wayang Potehi Peranakan Judi says she came in at an oppor tune time when usage of the Western fashion was increasing
Tionghoa Indonesia that became the embr yo of this book–Wayang Potehi of Java–and Blue exponentially, but there were still elderly exper ts wanting to pass on their knowledge so that this
Economy, a prestigious book on Indonesia’s marine culture for the APEC Summit 2013 in Bali. great craftsmanship will pass on to the next generations. Judi has written many ar ticles and books,
including the Glor y of Batik: The Danar Hadi Collection, Exquisite Indonesia: The Finest Crafts of the
Archipelago and Batik Spirit of Indonesia.
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Indonesia Indonesian
Embroidery Economy
Heritage [Ekonomi Indonesia]
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There are many unfamiliar, unknown, and fascinating facts about Indonesia’s Chinese rights sold
embroidery. Triesnawati Jero Wacik went on a journey through several Indonesian
provinces renowned for their embroidery to reveal the stories behind the diversity of Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world, but many aspects of
Indonesia’s embroidery. its economic history remain poorly understood. This book presents a concise and
comprehensive survey of Indonesian economic history since the 17th centuries
This book records the existence of embroidery in Indonesia—its history, the diversity to the present, examining both the Dutch colonial era and the post-independence
of its ornamental qualities, the techniques, as well as the story of the embroidery period, with more emphasis on the later.
centers scattered throughout the country. This book also describes how every
region in Indonesia—Sumatra, Borneo, Java, Sulawesi, Bali, Nusa Tenggara, and Written by a critical figure involved in crucial decision making during several terms
Papua—has developed its own unique embroidery techniques that adapts to the of the Indonesian government, this book will be a valuable reference for researcher
culture and customs of each region. and students and provide an excellent resource for case study materials. The
presentation is accessible to both public and academic readers.
The Indonesian Embroidery Foundation chaired by Triesnawati Jero Wacik is one of the Dr. Boediono is former Vice President of Republic of Indonesia (2009 -2014). For more than thir ty
organizations that are committed to preser ving Indonesian traditional ar t. years he held various positions in government related to economics. He is now a professor of
Economics at Gadjah Mada University.
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Kompas Expedition: Typography in
Buku Tipografi dalam Desain Grafis mengulas Dilengkapi dengan desain
pengetahuan tentang huruf dan olah huruf yang type specimen karya para
desainer grafis Indonesia:
merupakan komponen penting dalam desain
grafis (desain komunikasi visual). Alvin Raditya
Cecil Mariani
Sejak 2001, buku Tipografi dalam Desain Grafis Cempaka Surakusumah
Live and Die in the Graphic Design
telah digunakan oleh berbagai perguruan tinggi Danis Sie
di Indonesia sebagai buku referensi untuk mata Danton Sihombing
perkuliahan Tipografi bagi para pengajar dan
Diaz Hendrassukma
mahasiswa jurusan Desain Komunikasi Visual.
Eric Widjaja
Gumpita Rahayu
Tipografi dalam Desain Grafis-Edisi Diperbarui
Irma Widya
disusun dengan menghadirkan nilai tambah
Ring of Fire’s Land
dalam berbagai pendalaman materi, termasuk Nico A. Pranoto
evolusi terbentuknya huruf Latin, dan sejarah Novita Angka
[Tipografi dalam Desain Grafis]
tipografi dalam seni rupa dan desain yang Rege Indrastudianto
mengulas perihal keterkaitannya dengan seni Zinnia Nizar-Sompie
rupa dan arsitektur, budaya, kekuasaan,
hingga penyebaran agama.
Selain itu, buku ini juga membahas landasan
desain tipografi yang mengedepankan kaidah-
kaidah persepsi visual yang bersumber dari teori
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Climbing the most active volcanoes in the world. Pursuing brittle rocks at the edge of giant Universities in Indonesia have used Typography in Graphic Design as a reference
calderas which eruptions have buried the human civilization and darkened the sky of the for Visual Communication Design students since 2001. The book includes Type
world. Venturing down giant fault lines that give birth to tsunamis. Exploring jungles filled with Specimen Designs made by selected Indonesian graphic designers.
biodiversity created from the world’s most impressive geological complexity. These are the
stories from the Ring of Fire. Millions of people live within reach of volcanic eruptions, and Typography in Graphic Design discusses the knowledge of alphabets and the
even some lived inside the caldera without realizing it. Cities built on bricks without earthquake process which constitutes the essential component of Graphic Design (Visual
safety measurements lie on top of the fault lines and the only protection they have against Communication Design). This revised edition includes more in-depth typography
tsunamis are defect embankments, dredged hills, and decreasing mangroves-early detection discussions, including the evolution of Latin letters formation, the history of
tools stolen by neglectful people. A survey conducted by Kompas Research Department in typography in fine arts, and designs that are related to fine arts and architecture,
June through July 2011 revealed lacks of knowledge and disaster precautions. Almost half of culture, power, and the advancement of religion. This book also provides systematic
the 806 respondents living in the dangerous zones are not aware of the threatening disasters exercises on typography.
that are likely to hit their areas. It is time for the nation to learn the truth about the powerful
force swirling beneath our feet...
Ahmad Arif is a journalist worked in Kompas since 2003. He received several awards from the Depar tment Danton Sihombing earned his Master of Fine Ar ts (MFA) degree in the area of Graphic Design from
of National Education in 2007, National Geographic Indonesia in 2007, and the Ministr y of National Education Savannah College of Ar ts and Design (SCAD), Georgia, USA , in 1997. He graduated with Outstanding
in 2010. Ahmad Arif also received Jakar ta Journalism Award 2012 from the Independence Association of Achievement in Graphic Design Awards distinction. Before establishing Inkara, he worked with AGA
Journalists, and in the consecutive years of 2008-2009, he won the Mochtar Lubis Award. His works mainly relate Marketing and Design, New York, USA . One of his works has been archived in the Linotype Take Type
to environmental disasters. Mr. Arif has published his journalistic works in a few books. During 2011–2012, he led Librar y, 1998, organized by Linotype, Germany- one of the world’s largest font libraries. Fur thermore,
Kompas Ring of Fire Expedition. You can contact Mr. Arif through email: arifkompas@gmail.com. Danton Sihombing is listed as an international type designer in the Type Designer and Punchcutter-
from Gutenberg until Today edited by Hans Reichardt for Klingspor-Museum Offenbach, Germany.
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Indonesian Graphic Beauty Undercover
Design in World for Muslimah
Graphic Design’s
Rotation
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Putaran Desain Grafis Dunia]
Where did Indonesian graphic design come from? How did it develop to what it Beauty Undercover for Muslimah seeks to help modern Muslimahs to be more
is today? What can we envisage as the accrual of Indonesian graphic design’s confident with their appearance. This book consists of everything a modern Muslim
development in the future? Indonesian Graphic Design in World Graphic Design’s woman would need to look confident as she takes on the world: dermatology
Rotation contains Indonesian graphic design’s records that have aligned with techniques, healthy eating advice, and time management skills. Because for Muslim
worldwide graphic design affairs in the 20th and 21st centuries. women today, looking confident is no longer just a dream; it is a basic daily necessity.
Hanny Kardinata was born at Januar y 7th, 1953, and graduated from STSRI Asri–now ISI (Indonesian Davrina Rianda is a medical doctor who is passionate about writing, women’s health, and disease
Ar ts Institute). In 1980, Hanny Kardinata and his colleagues formed IPGI (Indonesian Association of prevention through a healthy lifestyle. Davrina studied at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of
Graphic Creators)–now ADGI (Indonesian Association of Graphic Designers) that popularized graphic Indonesia and in 2013 became the general leader of Aesculapius Media Press, a national medical and
design as a profession in Indonesia. health newspaper with 5,000 copies distributed free of charge to 4,700 community health centers
and peripheral hospitals throughout Indonesia.
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category/dgi-press/26 P R O F. D E D D Y M U LYA N A SUSAN-JANE PE E RS 27
Health and Jamu: The Ancient
Therapeutic Art of Indonesian
Communication: Herbal
An Intercultural
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Health care issues are often life and death issues that require critical decision Little-known in the U.S., jamu is the Indonesian practice of herbal healing for medical,
making from both the healthcare professionals and their patients. So healthcare sexual, hygienic, and cosmetic complaints. Peers examines important parts of
professionals are not only responsible for giving the correct information, but also jamu’s long history. The photographs of plants, scenery, and prominent individuals
to communicate this information in a way that will facilitate their patients make the make Jamu: The Ancient Art of Herbal an appealing as well as an informative book.
best decision for themselves and their families.
Those associated with jamu say that its preparations have few or no side effects
This book wants to help health care professionals in Indonesia, everyone from and can cure or substantially ameliorate almost any disease. The gendong, or
local pharmacists to the chief physicians of Jakarta’s finest hospitals, improve practitioner of jamu, may come from any level of education and society, and much of
both their verbal and non-verbal communication skills. The book offers a method jamu lore is in poetic form and so can be learned by the illiterates. But now jamu is a
of communication that will help Indonesian health care professionals share their multimillion-dollar business, and modern manufacturers of jamu’s herbal remedies
message to the ethnically, economically and religiously diverse people of Indonesia. are planning an expansion to take control of the overseas markets.
Prof. Deddy Mulyana, M.A., Ph.D. earned his Drs. from Padjadjaran University Faculty of Susan-Jane Beers is an Asia-based writer for a variety of regional magazines. She researched
Communication Sciences (1981); M.A. of the Depar tment of Communication Studies, Nor thern Illinois this book while living in Indonesia from 1990 to 1995. Ms. Beers is committed to demystifying and
University (NIU) United States (1986), and Ph.D. of the Depar tment of Anthropology and Sociology, promoting the use of jamu internationally.
Monash University, Australia (1996). He has been a researcher and Professor in the U.S., Germany,
the Netherlands, Australia and has been a speaker in hundreds of seminars, symposia, scientific
speeches, workshops and training of local, regional, national and international scales. He has
produced more than 30 books, some are translations, and was rewarded Inspirational Award from the
Government of Australia (2009) as one of the best Australian alumni of exceptional achievement in
the development of Communication Studies in Indonesia.
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Malay History HIKAYAT KRETEK
HIK AYAT Cigarette Saga
HIKAYAT KRETEK
KRETEK
Karya Onghokham dan Amen Budiman ini boleh dibilang cukup komprehensif
dalam membahas asal-usul tembakau dan penyebarannya ke dunia, terentang sejak
kedatangan Columbus dan rombongannya ke Benua Amerika pada akhir abad ke-15.
Menarik pula membaca uraian mengenai perkenalan masyarakat Jawa—tempat lahirnya
[Sejarah Melayu] [Hikayat Kretek]
kretek—dengan tembakau.
Menurut kedua penulis, tembakau yang kemudian diikuti kebiasan merokok masuk
ke Jawa pada 1523 Saka atau sekitar 1601-1602, bertepatan dengan kemangkatan AMEN BUDIMAN
Panembahan Senopati, ayah Sultan Agung. “Waktu mendiang Panembahan meninggal
di Gedung Kuning/ adalah bersamaan tahunnya dengan mulai munculnya tembakau/ ONGHOKHAM
setelah itu mulailah orang merokok.” Demikian tertulis dalam Babad Ing Sangkala.
Penemuan kretek sendiri—campuran tembakau dan cengkeh—awalnya dimaksudkan
sebagai obat sesak napas oleh penemunya, Haji Jamhari. Karena temuan ini diminati
orang, sebuah perusahaan kecil pun didirikan oleh Haji Jamhari. Akhirnya, banyak
AMEN BUDIMAN & ONGHOKHAM
orang berusaha mengikuti jejaknya. Dengan cara demikian lahirlah industri kretek di
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Ditulis dengan gaya bercerita, Onghokham dan Amen Budiman berhasil membawa
kita ke dalam suatu kisah tentang Hikayat Kretek.
KEBUDAYAAN
ISBN: 978-602-6208-24-8
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Jl. Palmerah Barat 29-37, Jakarta 10270
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This book contains a comprehensive history of the nation and the Malayu Empire. This work of Onghokham and Amen Budiman is a comprehensive study of the
Based on many sources such as Sulali’s Salatin by Tun Sri Lanang fieldwork and origin of tobacco and its spread around the world. It is an exciting introduction to
interviews, the author provides an alternative view of Malayu history which is the Javanese society-the birthplace of the kretek tobacco industry.
origin of the Malay Empire from Bukit Siguntang through the Land of the Peninsula,
Riau Islands and Riau mainland, and other regions. Tobacco entered Java in 1523 Saka or around 1601-1602 CE, coinciding with the
departure of Panembahan Senopati, the Sultan Agung’s father. The discovery of
kretek itself-a mixture of tobacco and clover-was initially intended as a medication
for shortness of breath by Haji Jamhari. Because of high demand, Haji Jamhari
founded the first kretek tobacco company, the first of many that would grow to
become titans of Indonesian industry. This is how the tobacco industry started in
Kudus, Java.
Ahmad Dahlan was born in Batam, April 10, 1954. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Malaya, Amen Budiman (194 8-1986) was a prolific writer of histor y and culture. He had written around 60
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) with a study in Histor y and Tamaddun (Civilization). In 2008, he joined the books. They include Sejarah Masyarakat Islam Tionghoa di Indonesia (The Histor y of the Chinese
Lemhanas program in Jakar ta. In 2013, he attended education at Har vard University, Boston, USA , Islamic Society in Indonesia/1974), Babad Dipanegara (Legend of Dipanegara/1980), and Wali Sanga:
studying Government Science. Then in the same year, he attended Nor thwestern University, Chicago, Antara Legenda dan Fakta Sejarah (Nine Saints of Islam: Between the Legend and the Historical
USA . In 2009, he was awarded the title Tun Perak from the World of Malay World of Islam (DMDI) Facts/1987).
based in Melaka (Malaysia) as a tribute to his attention and concern for the world of Malay and Islam.
Onghokham (1933-2007) earned his doctorate degree from Yale University. His published books
are Runtuhnya Hindia Belanda (The Collapse of the Dutch East Indies/1987), Negara dan Rakyat
(The State and the People/1983), and Riwayat Tionghoa Peranakan di Jawa (The Histor y of Chinese
Descendants in Java/2005).
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30 B E R N D S C H A E F E R & B A S K A R A T. W A R D AYA
The realm of formlessness
The division of
the universe into
DAOED JOESOEF 31
three realms
BERND ScHAEfER The realm of forms
BASkARA T. WARDAyA
1965: Indonesia and Borobudur: Human
The realm of desires
EDITOrS
BOROBUDUR
the World Heritage
Chandi
Hill
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NDONESIA DAN DUNIA
ada tahun 1965–66, salah satu tragedi
emanusiaan terburuk dalam sejarah
modern berlangsung di Indonesia. Sekitar
00.000 sampai 1.000.000 orang tewas
ibunuh karena dicurigai mendukung
[1965: Indonesia dan Dunia]
udeta komunis. Sampai sekarang dimensi
The division of
nternasional rangkaian kejadian itu belum Thirteen centuries ago, a number of unknown
the universe into artisan
The realm of formlessness
idalami. Meskipun dari segi pelaksa and priest constructed a structure three
fromrealms
massive stones in an area
considered to be sacred in Central Java and also surrounded
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aan tergolong urusan dalam negeri, The realm of forms
eseluruhan peristiwa tersebut ber by several volcanoes.
angsung dalam konteks Perang Dingin They
The realm were
of desiresaware that they would not be able to witness the completion
of this structure but they were convinced that the generations to come
lobal. Negaranegara asing bukanlah
would improve it, admire their initial creation, and take care of it.
engamat yang netral: Dalam rangka
This book describes the archeological, historical, spiritual, cultural,
mengamankan kepentingan masing
scientific, aesthetic, economic, and political values of Chandi Borobudur
Daoed JOESOEF
masing, negaranegara itu memberikan and also the mistery of the Unfinished Buddha.
ukungan kepada kelompokkelompok
ndonesia yang tengah bertikai—dan
emuanya menyalahkan pihak lain atas
ragedi yang terjadi.
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During the period from 1965 to 1966, one of the worst tragedies of humanity Thirteen centuries ago, a team of unknown artisans and priests worked together
occurred in Indonesia. Between five hundred thousand and a million people were to build a megastructure from massive stones on sacred land in Central Java that
massacred after being accused of being communist supporters. The international was surrounded by several volcanoes. The original constructors were very aware
dimensions of these events have never previously been evaluated. Although that they would not be able to witness the completion of this megastructure, but
considered a domestic affair, the communist purge happened in the context of the they had faith that future generations would improve, honor, and preserve their
global Cold War. Foreign nations were not neutral observers: they were supporters magnificent creation. Borobudur: Human Heritage describes the archeological,
of different factions in line with their interests, and all of them blamed each other for historical, spiritual, cultural, scientific, aesthetic, economic, and political values of
the ensuing tragedy. Chandi Borobudur. It also resolved the mystery of the Unfinished Buddha.
Baskara T. Wardaya is a Jesuit priest and an Indonesian historian. He obtained his doctorate in Dr. Daoed Joesoef was born in Medan, 8 August 1926. He completed his two doctorates at Université
histor y from Marquette University in 2001; his thesis was on American-Indonesian relationships Pluridisciplinaire de Paris, I Panthéon-Sorbonne (1964 -1972). He was appointed Minister of Education
during the Eisenhower and Kennedy eras. He taught Histor y and Philosophy of Histor y at Sanata and Culture in the Third Development Cabinet (1978-1983). He has written several books, including
Dharma University and Gadjah Mada University. He has written ar ticles about Indonesian histor y in Borobudur and also a memoir dedicated to his mother, Emak (Mama). He was awarded Commandeur
the media and works as a par t-time researcher at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI). He is de l’Ordre des Ar ts et des Lettres from the French Government in 1983. In March 2015, he received
the founder and director of the Centre for Histor y and Political Ethics (Pusdep). a letter of recognition from His Holiness the Dalai Lama for his effor ts in securing UNESCO funds to
safeguard Borobudur Temple as a human heritage.
Bernd Schaefer is a Cold War International Histor y Project Senior Research Scholar. Previously, he
was a research fellow at the German Historical Institute in Washington DC and the Hannah Arendt
Institute at the Technical University of Dresden. He ser ved for four years as a secretar y for the
East German Catholic Church’s Stasi lustration commission in Berlin and is a a former fellow of the
German Historical Institute in Washington DC (www.wilsoncenter.org/staff/bernd-schaefer).
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