Indonesia on the BBC
A fantastic programme about one of the jewels in Indonesia’s biodiversity crown. Available on iPlayer
Author: Ati Kisjanto
January’s meeting. Topical Talk and Tropical Tastes. Tuesday January 9, 2024. 6.30pm for 6.45pm
at the Indonesian Embassy, 30 Great Peter Street, London (In-person only) We welcomed the new year with a presentation about PresidentJoko Widodo and the forthcoming political transition in Indonesia, followed by a three-course Indonesian buffet dinner(£25 per person, including wine. Full details below) Note: The meeting was not broadcasted via Zoom. It was in-person only. Apologies for…
AIS Book Club. Laut Bercerita/The Sea Speaks His Name by Leila Chudori. Wednesday 10th January. 1 pm on Zoom.
The Anglo-Indonesian Society Book Club will hold it’s next meeting, by Zoom, at 1pm on Wednesday 10th January, when it will discuss Laut Bercerita/The Sea Speaks His Name by Leila Chudori. The book can be read in either English or Indonesian, and the discussion will be in English. If you would like to take part, find yourself a…
The Rice Book by AIS member Sri Owen
Curious about rice? Unsure how to cook it?Longtime AIS member and eminent food writer Sri Owen has just had her 1993 classic updated and republished. The new volume combines history, culture and dozens of recipes from around the world. It was among the Guardian’s “Five of the best food books 2023“
Annual General Meeting. Followed by a talk by John Carlile:Indonesia: Collisions, Riches and Diversity. A Product of Geology. Tuesday 14 November 2023. 6pm for 6.15pm. Please note the earlier than usual start time.
at the Indonesian Embassy, 30 Great Peter Street, London and simultaneously via Zoom AGM Agenda 1. Apologies for absence 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting 3. The Fifty-eighth Annual Report(This is available on request from fkerlogue@gmail.com) 4. Financial Accounts for 2022-2023(These are available on request from fkerlogue@gmail.com) 5. Election of Council membersMembers of the Society are…
Indonesian Night. Thursday 5 October 2023. 6.30 – 9pm
INDONESIAN NIGHT is coming to you, get ready for a one-of-a-kind cultural experience! : 5 October 2023 Central Hall Westminster, Storey’s Gate, London SW1H 9NH 18:30-21:00 BST (17.00 BST : Doors Open, SMEs product showcase) FREE ADMISSION To secure your attendance https://bit.ly/IndonesianNight2023 More info: #Inidiplomasi #RintisKemajuan #IndonesianNight2023
The Anglo-Indonesian Society has joined Instagram!
We are excited to announce that the society is now active on Instagram, thanks to the hard work of Sanya and Nadia, two students who are interning with the Council. Please start following @angloindonesian on the social media platform and spread the word to your friends and contacts.
The ANGLO-INDONESIAN SOCIETY Membership Subscription Renewals
FOR 1 JULY 2023 – 30 JUNE 2024 On behalf of the Anglo-Indonesian Society’s Council, I hope that you have been finding the newsletters, talks and events informative and enjoyable over the last year. Prior to the AGM in 2022 Council agreed that Ordinary individual membership should be increased to £20. Notice of the increase…
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Inscriptions on the Move: Repatriation & Collaboration in UK & Indonesia. Monday, 18 September. 9am – 5pm BST. Online
Click here to reserve a spot How did Indonesia shape the British empire, global science, and knowledge? How can repatriation build new global collaborations? In-person at The Advanced Research Centre University of Glasgow Studio 2 Online via Eventbrite Organizing committee Dr Adam Bobbette Dr Bagus Muljadi CONTEXT Inscriptions on the Move will explore collaboration between Britain…
Proyek Repatriasi : Empty Gallery
By Dr Lesley Pullen, History of Art and ArchaeologySOAS, University of London, and AIS Council Member In the first half of the nineteenth century, during the extended period of the Dutch administration of the Netherlands East Indies, a Dutch colonial official arranged for a group of six stone sculptures up to 1.7 metres high of Hindu Buddhist…