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Nurdin Kalim is the Majalah Tempo main editor of art, film, music, and intermezzo. He is the member of a literature curator team at Koran Tempo. The Brawijaya University graduate joined Tempo in 2001. 

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Azyumardi Azra, then-Chairman of the Press Council, poses for a photo at his residence, Ciputat, South Tangerang, Banten, May 27.
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Edi Sumardi showing photos of his mother and father at his house in Magelang, Central Java, March 7.
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The (Literary) Arts in the New Reality

The pandemic brought changes to the arts in Indonesia in 2020. Many art events had to be delayed or even cancelled. Slowly, artists have bounced back. They began adapting the pandemic, refusing to be kept down. Despite the limitations imposed by the situation, artists have continued to put forward their best work—in part by utilizing digital technology as their medium. This new phenomena, which has impacted the world of arts, was taken into consideration when selecting and discussing the nominees before making decisions about Tempo’s choice for outstanding artists and artworks for 2020.

Art & Culture Edisi : Monday, January 11, 2021

A Batik Workshop in Leiden, Netherlands.

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