Arahmaiani
Arahmaiani’s (b. 1961 Bandung, Indonesia) work deals with contemporary politics, violence, critique of capital and the female body. Her own identity as Muslim mediates between Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, and animist beliefs. She combines her critical attitude toward Islam with a fight against its general stigmatisation. Since 2010 she has been working with Tibetan monks at the Tibet Plateau to deal with environmental issues.
Arahmaiani is one of the participating artists of the exhibition On the Nature of Botanical Gardens (2020), curated by Sadiah Boonstra at Framer Framed, Amsterdam.
Exhibitions
Exhibition: On the Nature of Botanical Gardens
Contemporary indonesian perspectives by nine Indonesian artists
Agenda
Artist Talk: On the Nature of Botanical Gardens
With the participation of: Zico Albaquni, Arahmaiani, Lifepatch members Agung ‘Geger’ Firmanto and Agus 'Timbil' Tri Budiarto, along with the curator Sadiah Boonstra.
Magazine
Shared Heritage / Colonial history /
Shared Heritage / Indonesia /
Artist Talk: Arahmaiani at Museum Van Loon
Art and Activism / Action Research / Crisis Imaginaries / Ecology / Planetary Poetics /
Climate and Environmental Activism - #ActivismArchive
Ecology / Shared Heritage / Indonesia / Colonial history /
Digital Archive: Decolonise Botanical Gardens
Indonesia / Shared Heritage / Colonial history / Contested Heritage /