The Indonesian Street Art Database is a project that documents street art and urban art culture in Indonesia. One of the themes in the past was to promote tolerance in response to religious violence in the country
Written byMong Palatino
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Art Radar Asia features ISAD and Indonesian street art! Part 1 in three-part series: http://bit.ly/TEmhzg . Part 2 features an interview with Andi Rharharha, director of ISAD: http://bit.ly/QZg4Kk .
Finale in 3-part series on Indonesian street art on Art Radar Asia: http://bit.ly/OzqUdw