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Violence in Papua at Biennale Jogja

Monday, October 18, 2021

The Biennale Jogja is once again underway. This time the fine arts exhibition provided more space for artists from eastern Indonesia.

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A mural entitled Terbungkam by Yanto Gombo, a member of the Papuan artist group Udeido, is displayed at the Jogja National Museum in the art exhibition Biennale Jogja XVI Equator #6 2021, October 15. Tempo/Shinta Maharani . tempo : 176320993378.

A BULLET shell resembling a flaccid penis penetrates the underpants of a Papuan woman. Military brutality is depicted graphically in a projectile laced with a jockstrap and a bra, nailed on the wall in a darkened room.
 
Female underwear is strewn on the floor around some guns. A picture of a naked mother and baby adds poignancy to the scene. Violence is strengthened by black and white pictures of dozens of police in uniform carrying batons ...

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