[Indonesia] Creativity and Innovation thread!

[ncon]

even though havent found any article realted to this topic

but i believe there are some Creative article abt Indo

Show us ur Creativity !!!

[ncon]

can the moderator edit the title to

Creativity, Innovation and Talent thread?

or is it better

[Indonesia] Creativity and Innovation thread! ?

[paw25694]

how's about RyoChan's deviantArt thread??
(oh yeah, it's only for teens )

[ncon]

Originally Posted by paw25694

how's about RyoChan's deviantArt thread??
(oh yeah, it's only for teens )

agree its related but this is for Indonesia
kayaknya threadnya Ryochan uda ilank deh

some article

July 19th 2007 ; 3:32:57 PM
National film industry must keep improving itself

Indonesia Film Company or known as Perusahaan Film Indonesia must keep improving itself to produce good quality movies in this globalization era. “We once had a breakdown in film industry back then. However, it’s already growing and increasing because there are many Indonesian movies achieve international awards. Therefore, in order to improve national film industry, PPFI must keep improving itself, either in their organizational issue or the quality of movies they produce,” said Jakarta Governor, Sutiyoso, while opening the 17th Congress of Persatuan Perusahaan Film Indonesia (PPFI) at Crown Plaza Hotel in South Jakarta on Thursday (19/7).

Meanwhile, the Head of PPFI, Chand Parwez Servia, said that the development of national film industry shows a great improvement every year. Servia explained that in 2004, there were 21 movies with the viewers numbers reached to 6 million. In 2006, there were 32 movies. The 17th Congress of PPFI is held to celebrate 51st PPFI anniversary. PPFI consists of 120 film companies. The congress will be closed by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Jero Wacik, tonight at 7.30 p.m. The closing ceremony will also have performance from several artists like Ahmad Albar, Melly Goeslaw, Cici Paramida, Dorce Gamalama, Patrio group, Aksay and Sharmila.

[paw25694]

owh ok then. komik Indonesia versi baru
Indonesia's version of Japanese manga
MAQITA - Manga Qita
Splash














made by Machiko Maeyama and her students (a Japanese comic artist who fall in love with Indonesia, then she moved to Indonesia with her husband). She made a manga (comic) school named Machiko Manga School which is opened in Kemang.

this comic magazine have some comics inside. and already published 3 volumes. 4th volume is out in August 2007.

[ncon]

cool

jd org Japan yg tinggal di Indo?

[paw25694]

guru nya orang Jepang, terus dia bikin sekolah komik. nah itu yang bikin murid2nya

[ncon]

posted By Ryo

Jakarta Sees Future for Creative Industries

Financial Times (UK); Friday, October 26, 2007
By John Aglionby

Indonesia wants to more than double the creative industries’ contribution to the national economy in the next few years through aggressive development of the country’s rich, but largely untapped, artistic traditions and cultural heritage.

Mari Pangestu, the trade minister, says the creative industries contribute about 4.75 per cent of Indonesia’s $400bn (£195b) gross domestic product.

“I think we should be able to get it up to 10 per cent,” she said. “It will take five to eight years. But we think Indonesia can have a niche [in creative industries] because of the very rich artistic capability of Indonesia and the very rich cultural heritage, as well as very high skills.”

The move is seen as an important plank in a wider, long-term strategy to diversify Indonesia’s economy away from the resource-based industries and labour-intensive manufacturing on which it now relies.

Officials trumpet the recent arrival of Royal Doulton, the British tableware and collectables manufacturer, as a sign of how overseas companies can tap into Indonesian creativity. It has a large factory near Jakarta and recently transferred 1,400 jobs to it from Britain, opening a design studio nearby.

Narinder Arora, the head of Royal Doulton in Indonesia, said the local population’s creativity was something of a hidden talent. “They’re very poor at marketing,” he said, “and they’re very shy people, but what we’ve discovered with our products is that the quality and the creativity is as good as their British counterparts.”

Longstanding uncertainty over intellectual property rights, endemic corruption and burdensome labour laws have long been regarded as brakes on investment in Indonesia.

South-east Asia’s largest economy languished in 123rd place out of 178 countries in terms of the ease of doing business in a recent World Bank ranking.

Mrs Pangestu said the drive to push investment in the creative industries would require a shake-up of government policies regarding intellectual property rights and education. But there are still those who see enormous potential in Indonesia’s initiative.

Yudhi Soerijoatmodjo, the head of a team at the British Council helping to develop Indonesia’s cultural industries, said the country had spent the past three decades focusing on securing investment in labour-intensive, low-end manufacturing rather than on product design and branding. But when it had ventured into creative industries it had found success.

Mr Yudhi said a good example was the music and related mobile phone ringtone industry. “Eighty per cent of music sales in Indonesia are now from local artists,” he said. “And bands have found they can make masses of money from just one song by making it into a mobile phone ring tone.”

Samson, a local rock band, made $1.8m from downloads last year.

The internet is also providing hitherto undreamt-of opportunities for creative Indonesians, according to Chris Kie, an Indonesian who draws the American GI Joe comic stories and designs matching action figures.

“Artists can put their work on sites ... and get noticed in a way that they couldn’t before because not many Indonesians can go abroad and showcase their talents,” he said.

The biggest impediment to success is seen as the government’s ability to abide by its promises of reform.

“The lack of co-ordination between government ministries is the big problem,” Mr Yudhi said. “If everybody can work in a co-ordinated way the challenges can be overcome because there’s a lot of buzz in the local media and society.”

Andrie Trisaksono, who started designing automated teller machines on a scrap of paper four years ago and turned a $4,000 loan into a multi-million-dollar company, said the government needed to address “economic creativity” issues.

“If they can make it easier to do business here and attract investment then our creative industries could be extraordinary,” he said.

[ncon]

posted By Ryo

Indonesian animator won best young animator in USA several days ago. Some of animators in Pixar are Indonesians. (quoted from AF1)

Kaum Muda Jadi Pelopor: Industri Kreatif Indonesia Tembus Pasar Mancanegara
Kompas; 31 Oct-07

Bandung, Kompas - Perkembangan industri kreatif di Indonesia sebenarnya cukup menggembirakan. Bahkan, beragam industri kreatif yang digerakkan anak-anak muda Indonesia yang mengandalkan pada kreativitas telah mampu menembus pasar mancanegara.

Kenyataan ini terungkap dari kunjungan ke beberapa perusahaan yang bergerak di bidang fashion, arsitektur, dan seni yang dibangun anak-anak muda di Bandung, Selasa (30/10). Kegiatan ini rangkaian dari simposium regional Strategic Dialogue in South East Asia-Developing Creative Industry yang digelar British Council dan diikuti pengambil kebijakan dan praktisi senior pendidikan dari 10 negara.

PT Urbane Indonesia yang didirikan tahun 2004 oleh M Ridwan Kamil, misalnya, mengembangkan pembangunan kembali dan desain urban, arsitektur, arsitektur lanskap, perencanaan regional dan kawasan, serta pembangunan yang menggabungkan beragam fungsi.

Dalam rancangan kreatif para arsitektur ini, fungsi dan estetika diterapkan secara selaras. Namun, juga tetap memerhatikan masalah lingkungan hidup, masalah sosial, termasuk ekologi, dampak visual, dan peluang ekonomi. Karya-karya kreatif para arsitek muda Indonesia ini sudah merambah mancanegara, seperti di China, Timur Tengah, dan kini mengerjakan proyek di Suriah.

Salah satu proyek arsitektur yang pernah dikerjakan adalah Beijing Islamic Center Mosque, bekerja sama dengan EDAW Hongkong. Untuk master plan, misalnya Huang Pu River Regional Master Plan di Shanghai, China, bersama SOM Hongkong.

Reza A Nurtjahja dari PT Urbane Indonesia mengatakan, karya para arsitek Indonesia ini mampu menembus pasar global karena menawarkan gagasan yang tidak biasa, tetapi tetap memerhatikan kepuasan pengguna. "Yang ditawarkan harus karya yang universal, bisa diterima pasar global," kata Reza.

Menyebar ke mancanegara

Fikki C Satari dari Airplane Systm, yang bergerak di industri kreatif fashion, mengatakan, pangsa pasar fashion yang dihasilkan dari Bandung sudah menyebar ke seluruh Indonesia dan mancanegara. "Kami mengandalkan pada desain yang lahir dari ide-ide kreatif. Fashion yang dihasilkan pun jadi unik dan tidak pasaran, malah bisa jadi trendsetter," kata Fikki.

Kreativitas pun bukan berhenti pada produksi, tetapi juga dalam pemasaran. Fikki dan teman- temannya membuat toko berjalan dengan memanfaatkan bus yang didesain secara kreatif pula. Bus ini menjadi toko berjalan yang menghampiri para pembeli di banyak tempat di Bandung. Bahkan, tahun ini mereka direncanakan menambah bus untuk di luar kota Bandung.

Selain itu, pemasaran dijalankan dengan menggabungkan industri kreatif musik independen atau musik indie yang digemari generasi muda. Dengan demikian, pembeli dikenalkan dengan budaya indie untuk menyerap semangat positif dari budaya ini.

Adapun Gustaff H Iskandar dari Common Room Network Foundation mengembangkan suatu tempat di mana orang dari berbagai kalangan bisa berkumpul untuk menyajikan kreativitas mereka. Seniman bisa memamerkan kreativitas seni mereka, atau ilmuwan bisa memperkenalkan pengetahuan dan teknologi yang sedang dikembangkan.

Pengusaha-pengusaha muda yang menggerakkan industri kreatif di Bandung tersebut juga mengembangkan kegiatan-kegiatan yang mendorong semakin banyak anak muda yang berani mengembangkan diri dengan kreativitas mereka. Pendidikan di luar sekolah dikembangkan bagi anak-anak muda yang tertarik untuk mengeksplorasi diri. (ELN)

[XxRyoChanxX]

thanks encon!

[kamski]

Kayaknya Urbane itu mendunia yah? Mantap...

[AceN]

Originally Posted by kamski

Kayaknya Urbane itu mendunia yah? Mantap...

Iya bangeddd..

[ncon]

Originally Posted by kamski

Kayaknya Urbane itu mendunia yah? Mantap...

Urbane ? u mean the architect?

[ncon]

Originally Posted by XxRyoChanxX

thanks encon!

welcome

[AceN]

Originally Posted by encon

Urbane ? u mean the architect?

Urbane is a design firm rite..?.. headed by Ridwan Kamil ?...

[materialistus]

Originally Posted by kamski

Kayaknya Urbane itu mendunia yah? Mantap...

Dear Mr. Kamil,

I believe this is you!

Ha ha ha

[Dazon]

Originally Posted by paw25694

owh ok then. komik Indonesia versi baru
Indonesia's version of Japanese manga
MAQITA - Manga Qita
Splash














made by Machiko Maeyama and her students (a Japanese comic artist who fall in love with Indonesia, then she moved to Indonesia with her husband). She made a manga (comic) school named Machiko Manga School which is opened in Kemang.

this comic magazine have some comics inside. and already published 3 volumes. 4th volume is out in August 2007.

Japan bgt....

btw ini thread utk apa sih sebenernya? bwat orang2 SSC Indo yg suka buat sesuatu misalnya: bwat gambar gitu?

[ncon]

abt creativity of course

as long as related to indonesia (ya kaya ada improvement) photos2 bla2

[XxRyoChanxX]

Visit Indonesian Deviant Art
...and check out the gallery of those creative Indonesian teens

http://indonesia.deviantart.com/


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[AceN]

ThanX 4 u'r info !