First day of International #FieldSchool @ #KampungAkuarium: Layers of Memories & Our Common History.
First presentation is a critical view on cultural landscape and the shifting in heritage discourse from Prof Kiyoko Kanki.
Now, kampung coordinator is giving a welcome remark.
Participants from #KampungAkuarium.
Nice quotable conclusion from @HirotoOta_JP presentation: "you can learn kampung from books, but more importantly you have to learn from the people, because they are the one who make the actual landscape through self-organizing & their collective homesphere."
We have 5 #fieldschool mentors from 5 cities: Surabaya, Lasem, Solo, Semarang and Kyoto.
Such as Tinta from C2O Surabaya, famously known with her walking activities. Currently she's doing research on traditional market in Surabaya.
Another exceptional mentor is Anastasia Dwi Rahmi, or Ami, from Semarang. She's also a community museum activist and a curator. She's a curator for Thomas Karsten's exhibition: "Indonesia Bersatoelah, Indonesia Bermoelialah".
Our mentor for architecture design group in #fieldschool is @HirotoOta_JP. He's a assistant professor and an architect.
hirotoota.net/en/profile-2
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