The History of Our Memory
What is the importance of telling a story of the time we live in? And how do we tell it? ...
Main Program
Panel Discussion
This program provides a space for readers and writers to talk about current issues in literature. This year’s theme challenges how the history has been told, and offers a place for different narration to be delivered. Panel Discussion allows an exchange of fresh ideas and new perspectives on how to view and recognise the past and current events.
Accomplished writers and intellectuals from across the world are called upon to share their thought-provoking ideas.
Bonni Rambatan (Indonesia) • Brilliant Yotenega (Indonesia) • Clara Ng (Indonesia) • Eunice Andrada (Philippines -Australia) • Jeremy Tiang (Singapore) • M. Hilmi Faiq (Indonesia) • Maria Tri Sulistyani (Ria Papermoon) (Indonesia) • Mulya Amri (Indonesia) • Richa Kaul Padte (India) • Khairani Barokka (Indonesia-United Kingdom) • Nguyen Phan Que Mai (Vietnam) • Norman Erikson Pasaribu (Indonesia) • Raisa Kamila (Indonesia) • Tiffany Tsao (Indonesia-Australia) •
Moderators:
Evi Mariani (Indonesia) • Hera Diani (Indonesia) • Inaya Wahid (Indonesia) • Reza Idria (Indonesia)
Donning The Cape – On The Power and Limit of Representation
In a world where we still experience cultural dominance, representation is seen as a way to bolster diversity of thoughts. ...
The Fantastics
Who do we imagine as ‘heroes’ and what does that implies? How do we define and redefine the meaning and identity of ‘hero’, and in consequence, ‘the antihero’, ...
Future Stories/Future Realities
If realities help shape our stories, what would our literature look like when we are not experiencing the same things? ...
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Upcoming Events
Nov 29 2020
Imagining the Present As History
Dec 01 2020
Heroes of Childhood
Dec 03 2020
Future Stories/Future Realities
Dec 04 2020
The History of Our Memory
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