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Case Study: Creative Culture in Bandung 2005 - 2006

Class of ‘95 | Exhibition & Music Performance | Curated by Helvy Sjarifuddin & Ahmad Marin| Common Room, 2005

Urban Cartography Project V.01, 2005| Exhibited at CP Open Biennale 2005 | Jakarta - Indonesia

Urban Cartography Project was inspired by the work of Indra Ameng and Keke Tumbuan (Secret Places, 2005), thatwas exhibited at 347/EAT exhibition space in 2005. The ongoing Urban Cartography Project involves its audience totrace out locations with particular information for the public in Bandung in order to represents the dynamicpsychogeography of Bandung from the view of its inhabitants. In 2005, this project started to recognize the emergingcreative practice that is being developed in Bandung for the past 10 years, which is compiled in Urban CartographyProject V.01: Bandung Creative Communities 1995 - 2005.Urban Cartography Project V.02, 2006 |Exhibited at Artepolis 2006: Creative Culture and the Making of Place | Galeri Arsitektur ITB | Bandung Centerfor New Media Arts in collaboration with Center Studi for Urban Design (PSUD) & Department forArchitecture, Planning and Policy - Institut Teknologi Bandung

Hetero Utopia: Mapping the Urban Terrain (Artepolis 2006, Galeri Seomardja, ITB)Visual Arts

Biosampler (The Third Asia Europe Art Camp 2005, Selasar Sunaryo Artspace)Performing Arts

Image Nation (Pasar Seni ITB 2000, Kampus ITB)Design

After Party Exhibition by Tiarma Sirait (Common Room, 2004)Fashion

Karinding Attack!! (Community Festival Jendela Ide, 2009)Music

Battle Army (NoLabelStuff, 2006)Games/Software

Early 1990 - presentDesignerTaylorPrint MasterRetailerTextile IndustriesIT/Web ProgramerRecording Company FashionPrinted MediaMediaHotelWriterSoftware/MusicianHardwareTVMusicTransportation RestaurantTourismVideo ClipTelecomunicationEvent OrganizerFilm Music Instruments Infrastructure

Design (47 %)Visual Arts (16 %)Craft (12 %)Performing Arts (7 %)Advertising (3 %)Literature & Publishing (3 %)Etc. (12%)3%3%12%7%47%12%16%Business Activity*Data sampling from 33 company (SME)(2006)

1 - 5 Employee (26 %)5 - 10 Employee (42 %)10 - 25 Employee (32 %)32%26%42%Number of Employee*Data sampling from 33 company (SME)(2006)

0 - 10 Mio (19 %)10 - 20 Mio (26 %)20 - 30 Mio (0 %)30 - 40 Mio (19 %)40 - 50 Mio (36 %)19%36%26%19%*Data sampling from 33 company (SME)(2006)Turn Over in IDR (per Annum)

Local/ Within Bandung (21 %)West Java Province (12 %)Java Island (21 %)National (24 %)Asia (6 %)International (4 %)Internet (12 %)6%4%12%21%12%24%21%Market Spread*Data sampling from 33 company (SME)(2006)

Local/ Bandung (31 %)West Java Province (16 %)Java Island (28 %)National (16 %)Asia (2 %)International (5 %)Internet (2 %)5% 2%2%16%31%28% 16%Supplier*Data sampling from 33 company (SME)(2006)

Financial (12 %)Staff (15 %)Customer & Marketing (14 %)General Support (14 %)Public Policy (15 %)Infrastructure (30 %)12%30%15%15%14%14%Expected Support*Data sampling from 33 company (SME)(2006)

New and Emerging Creative Culture in BandungCreative movement in Bandung reached its momentum on Indonesia economic crisis in 1996 - 1998.Subsequently, the city became barometer on independen music, fashion, and alternative media thatinitiate youth counter culture movement that in opposition with mainstream culture and industry. Amongmany aspect that has become the source of influence in this new and emerging creative practice andculture is the use pirated software, which widely available in local market or easily downloaded from theinternet; including new knowledge and information that is provided by digital media and internettechnology.- HIVOS ICT/ Media Report 2009

Local Situation

AACC Incident | 9th February 2008On AACC incident, 11 youngsters passed away, 8 police officers been deportedand 3 young students go to prison. This particular incident is caused by a stompedafter Beside, underground band from Ujungberung is finishing their show.

- Urban Distress- Urbanization- Pollution- Ecological Disaster- Historical Dementia- Brain Drain- Gentrification- Wild Capitalism- High Cost Economy- Open Community- New Technology- Wireless Network- Free & Open Source Software- Smart Mob- Gift Economy- Generic Infrastructure- Knowledge- Creativity- Superstructure- Infrastructure- Institution- Ethics- Protocol- Regulation- Public Policy

InfrastructurePublic PolicyHabitusCapitalSuperstructureCommunityFieldInstitutionPrivate SectorCivil Society

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