Ritual Making Paper Lanterns Workshops – the Monash Herb Feith Centre Conference 2019 – ‘Chinese Indonesians: Identities and Histories’ on 1 – 3 October 2019 and Inner west council ashfield.

As a child, Jayanto would sit and watch his beautiful mother delicately fold papers into Yuan Bao Lanterns for his Taoism father. These lanterns imitate the gold ingot currency of Imperial China and announced good luck. In Ritual Looking For The Enlightenment, Jayanto recreates these lanterns to express personal experiences of ‘otherness’.

https://www.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/live/living-arts/edge/previous-edge-activations/edge-ashfield-2019/moon-art-2-to-15-september

Photos credit by Jayanto Tan

https://ozip.com.au/index.php/catatan-dari-chinese-conference-2019-bukan-sekadar-masalah-rasial-dan-nasionalisme/

https://www.monash.edu/arts/Herb-Feith-Indonesian-Engagement/news-and-events/events/events/chinese-indonesians-identities-and-histories

https://www.monash.edu/mpavilion/whats-on

Photos credit by Monash University and AIYA

mon amour, not there, not here nowhere (buah simalakama), Group Show at PARI ARI, 2019 (detail)
Curators by Kalanjay Dhir, Namika Parajuli, Amy Toma, Tian Zhang

mon amour, not there, not here nowhere (buah simalakama), Group show at PARI ARI, 2019
Curators by Kalanjay Dhir, Namika Parajuli, Amy Toma, Tian Zhang

https://pariari.org/programming/05-lemonade/

Photo credit: PARI ARI