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Moyang Kasih started her career at Tempo in 2014 covering stories on art and cinema and is actively engaged with the Indonesian Data Journalism Network.
Her educational background comes from the North Sumatera University’s faculty of psychology, studied religious pluralism and democracy at Philadelphia’s Temple University in 2013.
Kasih also received the 2018 Chevening scholarship to obtain her masters at the Social History of Art from the University of Leeds.
Tempo again presents a special report as an effort to verify the historical claims manufactured by Suharto’s regime surrounding the September 30, 1965 tragedy. This time, we wish to present the life, activism, and ideas of Gerwani Chair, Umi Sardjono.
Several Indonesian heavy metal bands combine hard rock music with lyrics based on the Qur'an and stories from the Islamic tradition.
The virtual festival titled Flores, the Singing Island initiated by local musician Ivan Nestorman highlighted the unique vocal skills of Flores from the eight points of the island.
The love for South Korean culture which has been growing for over a decade leads to the formation of a community of dedicated fans in Indonesia. They are looking to purchase items that can make them feel closer to their idols. It has created opportunities for businesses both large and small.
Pulau Plastik (Plastic Island) becomes one of a few documentary films about plastic waste made with Indonesia’s perspective.
Malaysian political cartoonist Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, known as Zunar, and non-profit organization Hujah Ehsan are holding an online exhibition of the ASEAN Human Rights Cartoon Exhibition from May 3 to 30. The exhibition, titled Human Rights at the Homeland, features 100 critical cartoons by 37 cartoonists from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and Myanmar. Tempo interviewed Zunar to understand the road and the importance of the exhibition, also the development of political cartoons in Southeast Asia.
The Rancage Literary Award has for the 33rd time endowed the best works of literature in local languages. Instigated by literary giant Ajip Rosidi, the award provides impetus to provincial writers to preserve local languages on the brink of extinction.
An influenza pandemic changed many things for the Dutch East Indies and the world. A new way-of-life was begun. Some things had to change for the pandemic not to recur.
The Spanish Flu is the deadliest pandemic in history, wiping out tens of millions of people between 1918 and 1919. It was also a nightmare in the Dutch East Indies.
Opera Gandari by Tony Prabowo was performed for the third time. Director Melati Suryodarmo gave a new interpretation imbued with her personal experience as a woman.
IN each of his performances, Stelarc remains expressionless, even when he is being pierced by metal hooks and hung in mid-air.
Stelarc, the controversial performance artist from Australia, known for going to extremes in using his own body as a canvas, was in Jakarta. He has made a name for taking his experiments to the limit, blurring the line between technology and human being.
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