Het bestuur van de Vereniging KITLV nodigt u graag uit voor de Algemene Ledenvergadering 2023 en de onthulling & presentatie van het kunstwerk van Theo Frids Hutabarat op vrijdag 16 juni a.s.
Presentation art work Theo Frids Hutabarat - Atelier KITLV.
On 20 June Vita Febriany, a PhD researcher in the KITLV research project on citizenship will defend her dissertation Can authoritarianism be good for women? Community-based health care, citizenship, and democracy in Indonesia
Framer Framed is delighted to present the exhibition Anonim by artist Theo Frids Marulitua Hutabarat, who has been the Atelier KITLV-Framer Framed artist in residence for the past year
This Keti Koti 2023, with the commemoration and celebration of the abolition of slavery in the Netherlands, KITLV fellow & artistic director of Reframing HERstory Art Foundation, Farida Nabibaks, and KITLV senior researcher Esther Captain would like to invite you to the lecture demonstration ‘Yesterday must reach today to bring tomorrow’ by Thomas Talawa Prestø.
This concluding part of the Radiant Shadow triptych takes us to the colonial past of Gelderland of 18th Century and the marginalized lives of women in those days. In this year’s 150th Commemoration of emancipation from slavery in the Kingdom of the Netherlands it is time to acknowledge and bring to light all the past, the hidden shadows
In this seminar I will introduce my dissertation project, The Craft of Care: Home Life, Ordinary Feelings, and the Intimate Public in Twentieth Century Indonesia. It offers a brief overview of my research
This paper traces the making of Bamiyan Buddhas beyond the Bamiyan valley in Afghanistan since 2002. The study focuses on one of these new Buddhas, the Bamiyan Buddha at Wat Saket in Bangkok
In honour of the UN International Decade for People of African Descent 2015-2024, the Anton de Kom University of Suriname is hosting a virtual conference to connect inter-disciplinary experts as they explore how archaelogical heritage, broadly defined, contributes to the UN International Decade themes of recognition, justice and development.
In honour of the UN International Decade for People of African Descent 2015-2024, the Anton de Kom University of Suriname is hosting a virtual conference to connect inter-disciplinary experts as they explore how archaelogical heritage, broadly defined, contributes to the UN International Decade themes of recognition, justice and development.