We work with the best of British talent to develop innovative, high-quality events and collaborations with artists and cultural institutions around the world in arts and creative economy.
For more information on our Arts work in Indonesia, email us at: arts@britishcouncil.or.id
Connections Through Culture grants support creative collaborations between Asia-Pacific and the UK.
This publication summarises the series of activities as part of Connecti:City 2022 and the resulting 7 point recommendations for the development of the creative economy sector.
Hana Madness, a visual artist based in Jakarta, shared her experience as International Delegate for Unlimited Festival 2022.
The report explores how festivals are driving impact across the region, as anchors and catalysts for an inclusive and sustainable creative economy, through case studies and country overviews
Musicians in Residence 2022 sees music creators virtually embedded with creative organisations in eight different cities in Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, South Africa and the UK.
With support from local and international partners, we commissioned and conducted research and mappings in various creative sectors to gather deeper understanding and build suitable programs
Crafting futures supports the future of craft around the globe. Crafting futures’ projects support practices and people, through research, collaboration and education.
This research is British Council’s first step for Crafting Futures which focuses on new and reusing existing materials to be then developed in the Indonesia craft sector.
This research is aimed to map out the development of the music landscape in Indonesia to find a suitable model that could help the practitioners in the sector.