2026-08-26T21:27:07Zhttps://glam.asiana.net/oai/oai:glam.asiana.net:core/52025-05-12T16:07:30Zcountry:indonesiatype:painting5Orang Irian dengan Burung Tjenderawasih (Irian Man with Bird of Paradise)Irian and Cenderawasih peopleIndonesiaEmiria Sunassacirca 1950Image of an indigenous man from Papua New Guinea with a bird of paradise. Reflecting the beauty of native culture and naturenonePaintingOil on canvasNGS-A005National Gallery Singaporehttps://www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en/our-collections/search-collection.artwork.html/national-collection/emiria-sunassa/2017/2017-00236(1).jpg.html2025-05-12 23:07:30oai:glam.asiana.net:core/12025-05-14T08:49:26Zcountry:indonesiatype:painting1Boschbrand (Forest Fire)BoschbrandIndonesiaRaden Saleh1849This oil painting depicting a forest fire is known as a masterpiece of natures chaos and romantic spirit.not specifiedPaintingoil on canvasNGS-A001National Gallery Singaporehttps://www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en/our-collections/search-collection.artwork.html/national-collection/raden-saleh/2014/2014-00321_NGS.tif.html2025-05-14 15:49:26oai:glam.asiana.net:core/792025-08-06T05:43:42Zcountry:indonesiatype:statue79Statue of Raden Wijaya as HariharaStatue of the King of the Majapahit KingdomIndonesiaUnknowncirca 14th century CE (Majapahit period)A stone statue representing the deified image of Raden Wijaya, the first king of Majapahit, as Harihara—a fusion deity of Shiva and Vishnu. Found in Simping Temple, Blitar.NoneStatueStonePossibly 103a/256 (museum inventory)Public domain (ancient artifact)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raden_Wijaya#:~:text=Statue%20of%20Harihara%2C%20a%20combination,National%20Museum%20of%20Indonesia%2C%20Jakarta.2025-08-06 12:43:42oai:glam.asiana.net:core/802025-08-06T07:29:30Zcountry:indonesiatype:ancient-poetic-manuscript80Negarakretagama ManuscriptAncient manuscripts about the Majapahit Kingdom (Kakawin Nāgarakṛtāgama)IndonesiaMpu Prapañca (author, 1365 CE)1365 CE (Saka year 1287) An Old Javanese kakawin (poetic eulogy) detailing the reign of Maharaja Hayam Wuruk and describing temples, ceremonies, territories, and social order of the Majapahit Empire at its heightOld Javanese (Kawi)Ancient poetic manuscriptPalm-leaf manuscript (lontar)Inventory code NB 9 at National Library of Indonesia; formerly Leiden University code L Or 5.023Public domain (over six centuries old)https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nagarakretagama_of_Indonesian_14th_century_Majapahit_manuscript.jpg2025-08-06 14:29:30oai:glam.asiana.net:core/612025-08-22T02:36:13Zcountry:indonesiatype:newspaper61The Jakarta Post newspaper, 1998 editionThe Jakarta PostIndonesiaPT Bina Media Tenggara1998English‑language daily newspaper covering key events in Indonesia in 1998, including the Reformasi period initiated by Suharto’s resignationEnglishNewspaperBroadsheet print, also available in digital archivesISSN 0215‑3432The Jakarta Post; usage restricted to licensed or educational purposeshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jakarta_Post2025-08-22 09:36:13oai:glam.asiana.net:core/722025-08-26T06:33:24Zcountry:indonesiatype:parliamentary-minutes-hansard72Minutes of the meeting of the Indonesian House of Representatives, 1950. Risalah Rapat Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia, 1950IndonesiaSecretariat General of the Indonesian House of Representatives1950-08-19 (first DPR-RI sessions following the transfer of sovereignty and establishment of the Republic of the United States of Indonesia transitioning to the unitary Republic)Official verbatim record of proceedings and debates in the Indonesian House of Representatives during 1950, documenting the transitional political landscape after Dutch recognition of independence (December 1949) and the early constitutional debates leading toward the 1950 Provisional Constitution.Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), some Dutch terms in legal contextParliamentary Minutes / HansardPrint (bound volume; later microfilmed and digitized)IDN-DPR-1950-MIN-001© Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesiahttps://data.ipu.org/parliament/ID/ID-LC01/2025-08-26 13:33:24oai:glam.asiana.net:core/62025-09-01T02:09:34Zcountry:indonesiatype:historical-nationalist-painting6Kami Present, Ibu Pertiwi (Stand Guard for our Motherland)IndonesiaS. Sudjojono1965A monumental oil-on-canvas painting (176 × 300 cm) depicting villagers and guerrilla fighters under a dramatic sky, with Prambanan Temple silhouette in the distance—symbolizing national struggle and patriotic resolve. Includes an inscription: "With every instrument and method, let us defend our beautiful Motherland."Indonesian (inscription on canvas)Historical/Nationalist PaintingOil on canvasNGS‑A006© National Gallery Singaporehttps://www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en/our-collections/search-collection.artwork.html/national-collection/s--sudjojono/2011/2011-02252%20(cropped).jpg.html?search=Kami%20Present,%20Ibu%20Pertiwi%20(Stand%20Guard%20for%20our%20Motherland)2025-09-01 09:09:34oai:glam.asiana.net:core/232025-09-02T07:40:54Zcountry:indonesiatype:abstract-cityscape-painting23Skyline of New YorkIndonesiaAhmad Sadali (1924–1987), notable Indonesian modernist painter and lecturer at Bandung Institute of Technology1957Abstract oil painting depicting New York’s skyline through simplified geometric forms and textured layers—reflecting Sadali’s synthesis of cubist influence and emerging abstract expressionismAbstract cityscape paintingOil on canvasNGS‑A023© National Gallery Singaporehttps://www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en/our-collections/search-collection.artwork.html/national-collection/ahmad-sadali/2005/2005-00464%20(cropped).jpg.html?search=Skyline%20of%20New%20York2025-09-02 14:40:54oai:glam.asiana.net:core/392025-09-04T05:49:51Zcountry:indonesiatype:feminist-literature-political-fiction39SamanSamanIndonesiaAyu Utami1998A groundbreaking Indonesian feminist novel interweaving the lives of four urban women and a Catholic priest-turned-activist (Saman). Tackles issues of sexuality, politics, religion, and authoritarianism during the late Suharto era. Credited with opening the Sastra Wangi (“fragrant literature”) movement of Indonesian women writers.Indonesian (translated into English, Japanese, German)Feminist Literature / Political FictionPrint (Book), eBookISBN 9799629422 (Indonesian first edition)© Ayu Utamihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saman_(novel)2025-09-04 12:49:51oai:glam.asiana.net:core/402025-09-04T05:59:09Zcountry:indonesiatype:feminist-literature-political-fiction-magical-realism40LarungLarungIndonesiaAyu Utami2001Sequel to Saman. The novel continues the intertwined stories of four urban women and Larung, a shaman-like figure who explores political and spiritual themes. It examines sexuality, mysticism, activism, and Indonesia’s struggles during the post-Suharto Reformasi period.Indonesian (translated into English, German)Feminist Literature / Political Fiction / Magical RealismPrint (Book), eBookISBN 9799251957 (first edition)© Ayu Utamihttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1337751.Larung2025-09-04 12:59:09oai:glam.asiana.net:core/412025-09-04T06:08:09Zcountry:indonesiatype:historical-fiction-postcolonial-literature41This Earth of MankindBumi ManusiaIndonesiaPramoedya Ananta Toer1980 (first published)The first novel in the Buru Quartet, written while the author was imprisoned on Buru Island. It tells the coming-of-age story of Minke, a Javanese student in colonial Indonesia, who navigates race, class, and colonial oppression. Considered one of Indonesia’s greatest modern novels.Indonesian (translated into English, Dutch, German, Japanese, Thai, etc.)Historical Fiction / Postcolonial LiteraturePrint (Book), eBookISBN 9799731205 (Indonesian edition); ISBN 0140256350 (Penguin English edition© Pramoedya Ananta Toerhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/301304.This_Earth_of_Mankind2025-09-04 13:08:09