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Capturing the Tears of History

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

One of his works is a spiritual icon for people in their revolt against the New Order regime. Julian Sihombing’s photographs capture the human side of contemporary figures.

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Tuesday, May 12, 1998

IT was a fragment of a nerve-racking evening in Jalan Kiai Tapa, Grogol. The atmosphere grew more alarming as the drizzle began. Black clouds transformed the New Order riot police, who with their combat shields were moving in to round up university students, into silhouettes resembling Darth Vader’s troops. Since noon that Tuesday the students clad in their blue jackets had staged demonstrations in their Trisakti Universi

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