Of Fat Hogs and the Constitutional Court
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
At sundown on Monday two weeks ago, a dozen men could be seen busy moving a huge sculpture in the courtyard of Hall A at the National Gallery in Jakarta. Two statues in the work, depicted as being bare-chested with their pants rolled up to the knees, resembled the bearded artist, Djoko Pekik. The two Pekiks were shown carrying a very fat wild boar on a bamboo spit.
"Move it over a bit towards here. This part will be reserved for a chair. The spot
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