Universitas Gadjah Mada EXPLORING NEW FUTURES FOR INDONESIAN OBJECTS
Dismantling Colonial Knowledge Production
and Recovering Lost Histories and Memories
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Registrasi Seminar “Reclaiming Narratives” Telah Dibuka

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  • 13 Juni 2026, 05.16
  • Oleh : New Futures For Indonesian Objects

Program New Futures for Indonesian Objects akan menyelenggarakan seminar musim panas pada 8-16 Juli 2026 di Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, serta di Lombok, Nusa Tenggara Barat. Program ini akan mempertemukan mitra konsorsium, pembicara eksternal, dan komunitas lokal untuk mendiskusikan objek-objek warisan budaya dengan konteks kolonial.

Dengan menjadikan objek rampasan Lombok sebagai studi kasus utama, seminar ini juga akan mengangkat pertanyaan yang lebih luas mengenai objek warisan budaya lainnya beserta dinamika lebih lanjut dari objek-objek tersebut. Diskusi dalam seminar ini akan mencakup bagaimana klasifikasi kolonial masih membentuk pengelolaan objek hingga saat ini, upaya peninjauan kembali riset provenance (penelitian asal usul) sebagai ruang restitusi, serta mempertimbangkan bagaimana objek warisan budaya yang telah dikembalikan dapat berkontribusi pada pembentukan memori, pemulihan, dan rekonsiliasi, terutama bagi komunitas yang terpisah dari warisan leluhur mereka. Menghadirkan perspektif dari Indonesia, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, serta komunitas asal, seminar ini juga menawarkan pendekatan Selatan-Selatan (South-South Approach) untuk menantang struktur kolonial yang masih melekat dalam praktik pengelolaan objek warisan budaya.

Sesi Publik – 9 Juli 2026

Sebagai bagian dari upaya memperkaya diskusi, seminar ini membuka kuota terbatas untuk publik untuk sesi 9 Juli 2026. Sesi ini akan menghadirkan presentasi dari anggota konsorsium dan pembicara eksternal, dengan beragam topik mulai dari produksi memori hingga upaya pengembalian objek rampasan Lombok maupun objek budaya lainnya dari Indonesia, Nigeria, dan Sri Lanka. Pendaftaran untuk sesi 9 Juli kini juga telah dibuka. Bagi yang berminat dapat mengajukan pendaftaran melalui bit.ly/reclaimingnarratives2026 paling lambat 19 Juni 2026. Mengingat keterbatasan tempat, pendaftar disarankan untuk mengirimkan aplikasi lebih awal guna memastikan partisipasi dalam diskusi penting ini. Apabila ada pertanyaan lebih lanjut, silakan menghubungi tim New Futures for Indonesian Objects melalui pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm@gmail.com atau +62 838-9145-8220 (Ayu Wulandari).

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📢 Meet the Speakers of “Reclaiming Narratives”! “ 📢 Meet the Speakers of “Reclaiming Narratives”!“Reclaiming Narratives: Recovering Histories and the South-South Approach to Dismantling Colonial Knowledge”We’re excited to introduce our speakers for the public seminar, bringing together critical perspectives on memory, restitution, and decolonial approaches across the Global South. Swipe left to meet the speakers!🗓 9 July 2026⏱️ 08.30–16.00 WIB📍 Room S709, Soegondo Building, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada⚠️ Registration is extended until 25 June 2026!Secure your seat now:🔗 bit.ly/reclaimingnarratives2026📱 Or scan the QR code on the last slideVisit our website:🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.id#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
📢 REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!!! Public Semina 📢 REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!Public Seminar“Reclaiming Narratives: Recovering Histories and the South-South Approach to Dismantling Colonial Knowledge”Hear from consortium members and invited speakers as they will explore topics ranging from memory production to the return of Lombok War booty and other cultural objects from Indonesia, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka.🗓 9 July 2026⏱️ 08.30-16.00 WIB📍 Room S709, Soegondo Building, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah MadaRegister now:🔗 bit.ly/reclaimingnarratives2026📱 Or scan the QR code on the last slide🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.id#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
📢 Join the Public Seminar by New Futures for Indon 📢 Join the Public Seminar by New Futures for Indonesian Objects!“Reclaiming Narratives: Recovering Histories and the South-South Approach to Dismantling Colonial Knowledge”Hear from consortium members and invited speakers as they will explore topics ranging from memory production to the return of Lombok War booty and other cultural objects from Indonesia, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka.🗓 9 July 2026⏱️ 08.30-16.00 WIB📍 Room S709, Soegondo Building, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah MadaRegister now:🔗 bit.ly/reclaimingnarratives2026📱 Or scan the QR code on the last slide🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.id#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
A recent publication by Aditya Bayu Perdana and Ah A recent publication by Aditya Bayu Perdana and Ahmad Sugeng revisits a painting looted from Cakranegara Palace in 1894, long believed to depict a Mataram prince. More than about one painting, the publication highlights a broader issue, challenging colonial frameworks that have shaped interpretations of looted objects.Swipe left to get more insight!Sources: Perdana, Aditya Bayu, and Ahmad Sugeng (2026), “Prince or Pembekel? The Man in the Painting Looted from Cakranegara, Lombok”, in Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 139(1): pp. 4-26.Image Sources: Leiden University Library & Wereldmuseum🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.id#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
The return of Lombok objects was not a simple proc The return of Lombok objects was not a simple process. It required careful provenance research, tracing each object to determine what was looted, what was misplaced, and whether it truly originated from Lombok.Swipe left to learn more about the provenance research.Sources: (1)Colonial Collections Committee Recommendation, accessed via https://committee.kolonialecollecties.nl/documents/2023/05/12/indonesia.(2) Tom Quist, “War loot from Lombok (1894) in the collections of NMVW and the Wereldmuseum”, published as an appendix in Colonial Collections Committee Recommendation, accessed via https://committee.kolonialecollecties.nl/documents/2023/05/12/indonesia.#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar #DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
The return of Lombok objects was not a simple proc The return of Lombok objects was not a simple process. It required careful provenance research, tracing each object to determine what was looted, what was misplaced, and whether it truly originated from Lombok.Swipe left to learn more about the provenance research.Sources: (1)Colonial Collections Committee Recommendation, accessed via https://committee.kolonialecollecties.nl/documents/2023/05/12/indonesia.(2) Tom Quist, “War loot from Lombok (1894) in the collections of NMVW and the Wereldmuseum”, published as an appendix in Colonial Collections Committee Recommendation, accessed via https://committee.kolonialecollecties.nl/documents/2023/05/12/indonesia.#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar #DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
The return of Lombok objects was not a simple proc The return of Lombok objects was not a simple process. It required careful provenance research, tracing each object to determine what was looted, what was misplaced, and whether it truly originated from Lombok.Swipe left to learn more about the provenance research.Sources: (1) Colonial Collections Committee Recommendation, accessed via https://committee.kolonialecollecties.nl/documents/2023/05/12/indonesia.(2) Tom Quist, “War loot from Lombok (1894) in the collections of NMVW and the Wereldmuseum”, published as an appendix in Colonial Collections Committee Recommendation, accessed via https://committee.kolonialecollecties.nl/documents/2023/05/12/indonesia.#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar #DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
The terminology we use to called the cultural obje The terminology we use to called the cultural objects, historical events, and their return processes shapes the way we understand history itself. Through the Consortium Lab with Dr. Sadiah Boonstra (@sadiahcurates), “New Futures for Indonesian Objects” reflected on the meanings behind terms related to the war of 1894 in Lombok, the transfer of cultural objects, and also the objects itself. Swipe left for more insight!🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.idSources: Rassool, C., & Gibbon, V. E. (2023). "Restitution versus repatriation: Terminology and concepts matter". American Journal of Biological Anthropology, 184(1). Accessed via https://doi.org/10.1002/ajpa.24889. #NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar #DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
"New Futures for Indonesian Objects" introduces th "New Futures for Indonesian Objects" introduces the Consortium Lab, a monthly discussion forum that creates space for dialogue, reflection, and knowledge exchange on cultural objects. Bringing together consortium members and invited speakers, the Consortium Lab explores diverse perspectives to better understand both the Lombok objects and other cultural objects.Stay tuned to get more information on our Consortium Lab!🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.idImage source: Research Documentation#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
The return of Indonesian cultural objects continue The return of Indonesian cultural objects continues to raise important questions about history, justice, and cultural meaning. Based on Dr. Sadiah Boonstra’s work, the return is not just about bringing objects back to Indonesia, but about understanding the long and complex process of debates and negotiations behind the transfer of the objects. Swipe left to gain insights from Dr. Sadiah Boonstra!🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.id#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
"New Futures for Indonesian Objects” is committed "New Futures for Indonesian Objects” is committed to fostering collaborative research that rethinks and decolonizes knowledge about Indonesian cultural objects. In 2025, the consortium held its annual meeting to reflect on the first year of collaboration and to plan future initiatives. From internal consortium labs to upcoming summer seminars, the programme continues to grow as a space for critical dialogue and shared learning.Swipe left to explore the key discussions and future programmes of the consortium!🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.idImage source: Research Documentation, Hizkirani Jatiningrum, S.IP & Ayu Wulandari, M.A.#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar1894#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
“New Futures for Indonesian Objects" is committed “New Futures for Indonesian Objects" is committed to nurturing scholars dedicated to decolonizing knowledge about Indonesian objects. Our PhD researcher, Ayu Wulandari, M.A., follows this path by uncovering local knowledge and memories connected to the looted objects from Lombok.Swipe left to explore her ideas and the progress of her research!🌐 pastfutureheritage.fib.ugm.ac.idImage source: Personal and research documentation, Hizkirani Jatiningrum, S.IP & Ayu Wulandari, M.A.#NewFuturesForIndonesianObjects#LombokWar#DecolonizingLombokObjects#DecolonialFutures#SejarahUGM
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