Urban Indonesia

Indie designers rework commercial iconography – and the business of clothing production

Jakarta’s disabled are striving for a better deal.

A community takes a fresh look at water

Direct local elections give Jakartans a say in their city’s future

JASON PRICE talks with the new middle class and discovers they love progress but keep the poor at arms length.

After 20 years, LEA JELLINEK returns to Jakarta's kampungs only to find many demolished for condominiums. The mood of their constantly evicted residents oscillates between resignation and resistance.

Remember the election last May? MAS SUJOKO was there and listened in to the people's vote, recorded on walls all over Yogyakarta.

Punk rockers turn to Yogya craftsmen for ‘guitar weapons’.

What the guide books don't tell you about Surabaya

The street traders who feed and transport Jakarta are also its most unwelcome citizens

Lea Jellinek

Surviving thirty years in Central Jakarta

Review: Abidin Kusno examines trends in architectural design and urban planning in Jakarta

Manufacturing workers in Tangerang make a special effort to look good

Strange companions in Jakarta's Jalan Jaksa

Taking the law into your own hands is now commonplace in urban areas in Indonesia

Here’s looking at you, kids

Much more than just Indonesian without the grammar

Bandung’s outspoken rap group