Perhimpunan Indonesia – Inggris
Wednesday 25 November . 2.30pm. Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia. 30 Great Peter St. London SW1P 2 BU Historian Peter Carey author of !830 and Roekmini and visual artist Melissa Sunjaya, both prominent figures in their own rights. 1830 published by Tulisan, is a bilingual (Indonesian-English) collaborative work by Melissa Sunjaya and Peter Carey…
If any members (including student members) would like to attend but are facing financial hardship, please email petty.elliott@gmail.com by 20 December and the Society will consider a partial subsidy.
The Revolusi’s London Front: British Support for the Indonesian Revolution, 1945-49by Rhys Griffiths. Rhys is co-editor of History Today. Tuesday 8 December 2026 at 6:30pm at the Indonesian Embassy,30 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2BU,and by Zoom. Rhys’s research is on Southeast Asian independence organisations operating in London in the postwar era.
To hear the Council’s reports on the year’s activities and to elect the Council for the next 12 months. And a panel discussion onHow to make Indonesian cuisine more popular in the UK with three Indonesian/Pan-Asian restaurant owners/managers in London: Zulfan Ibrahim of Bali Bali, Teja Sukmana of Moonlight, and Umi Afrah Fadilah of Warung…
By Mariska Adamson Gathone Cranbrook en route to Mantanani Island in the Malaysian state of Sabah. (Photo provided by Jamie Curtis-Hayward) From giving talks on subjects such as Borneo through the last Ice Age to writing book reviews on Indonesian Chinese Peranakan (descendants) and moderating events on the naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, Lord Gathorne Cranbrook…
Tuesday 13 October 2026 at 6:30pm at the Indonesian Embassy,30 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2BU, and by Zoom Dr. Mulaika Hijjas shared her expertise in 18th-and-19th-century Sumatran manuscripts in a talk that was followed by a lively Q&A session. As Principal Investigator of the Naskah Sumatra Manuscript Project, Dr Hijjas leads a team of…
Judging by the numerous clever questions, the audience found Gindo Tampubolon’s presentation on dementia at the AIS meeting in September fascinating. Gindo’s talk was titled Shaping the fading mind: how inequality and our senses predict dementia around the world.Unusually for an AIS talk, it did not specifically relate to Indonesia; much of the research Gindo…
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If one had to conjure up an ideal summer picnic, the 2026 Anglo-Indonesian Society event would probably come close. The weather was warm and sunny, the setting was immaculate, the entertainment was richly varied, the food was delicious and plentiful, and most importantly, people enjoyed themselves The organiers estimated 120 people attended, but the joyous…
Tuesday 9 June 2026 at 6:30pmat the Indonesian Embassy, 30 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2BU and by Zoom We moved forward several centuries from our talk about keris in April to cutting edge technology with our discussion about Artificial Intelligence (AI) in June. Adhiguna Kuncoro of Google DeepMind delivered a broad-ranging and informative talk on…