Interview: Alexa
“It was hard to be someone who didn’t fit into the norm and didn’t fit squarely in an identity.” Continue reading Interview: Alexa
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Interview: Matt
“It’s such a difficult thing for me to pin down, what it means to be Indonesian or Indonesian-American.” Continue reading Interview: Matt
Audio: Work in Progress podcast episode
New York City-based student Karissa Munaf wanted to share a recent episode of her podcast, Work in Progress, with Buah zine. Here’s what she has to say about it. Continue reading Audio: Work in Progress podcast episode
Discussion: Indonesian heritage and whiteness
Buah zine had a virtual discussion with three past interviewees about multi-Indonesian heritage. Listen to the conversation. Continue reading Discussion: Indonesian heritage and whiteness
Interview: Adithya Pratama
“I enjoy the aspect of the live performance. I enjoy the fact that, with theater, one performance will be very different from the other.” Continue reading Interview: Adithya Pratama
Interview: Zavé Martohardjono
“Art opens up entry points for me to learn about the colonial history around me and in me, and about my cultural history as well.” Continue reading Interview: Zavé Martohardjono
Interview: Ashley Aisyah Hamel
“Because I’m an artist, in this sense, being Indonesian means having a deep culture for musical expression, for embodied theatrical, artistic expression.” Continue reading Interview: Ashley Aisyah Hamel
Interview: Denny
“I don’t want you to clap for me at the end of the race when you know this was a race in the first place.” Continue reading Interview: Denny
Interview: Rio
“Because I knew I couldn’t really go back, I tried really hard to connect with Indonesian culture in other ways.” Continue reading Interview: Rio
Interview: Nadira
“Hopefully, after I graduate, I’m pursuing a career in publishing, because I really want to help publish diverse books.” Continue reading Interview: Nadira
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