Press Release

Data shows that Indonesia is a potential market for the music industry. However, government policies to support musicians are still far from optimal. Latest Datareportal report (2022) shows that [...]

The promise to set an artwork as loan collateral still has a blurry future. The idea, as written in the Government Regulation No.24 of 2022 on the Creative Economy (PP Ekraf), has not been [...]

Indonesian Art Policy Advocacy Class (AKSI Class) was Commenced Jakarta – Art activists now have their new ammunition on policy advocacy with the launch of Indonesian Art Policy Advocacy Class [...]

Koalisi Seni, with the support from UNESCO, has developed a platform for artistic freedom violations in Indonesia.  Jakarta – Koalisi Seni has launched its latest initiative to improve the [...]

Jakarta – Arts and cultural activists encourage the national and regional government to accelerate the enactment of Cultural Strategy and enforce all derivative regulations of The Law Number 5 of [...]

Jakarta – After almost 5 years of waiting, the art and cultural workers will soon welcome the realization of the Art Endowment Fund. The government has finally issued Presidential Regulation [...]

The Launching of ‘Caring for The Arts’ Research: The Emotional Labor of Women Jakarta – Research by the Indonesian Arts Coalition (Koalisi Seni) found that emotional labor is more [...]

Jakarta – Art activists go through a lengthy process to come up with a work of art. For instance, there are processes of research, residencies, production, distribution,  marketing, policy [...]

Reflections from Indonesia and Afghanistan Jakarta – Guaranteed artistic freedom is an indicator of the health of democracy in a country, including Indonesia. This is because a good democracy [...]

Jakarta – Women who work in the arts and creative sectors are vulnerable to multi-layered obstacles because of their genders and social classes. The vulnerability is even greater for those who [...]