Featured Writer
The Ubud Writers International Literary Festival 2006
October 2006
Ubud
Bali
Residency
Fall 2006
International Writing Program
University of Iowa
Iowa City
U.S.A.
http://iwp.uiowa.edu/writers/archive/2006bios.html


Producer
Indonesian Art Performance
Panji Sepuh
Theatre Dance Piece
November 2006
National Museum of Singapore
Singapore
Featured Writer
Public Appearance (Talk/Reading)
Kuala Lumpur International Literary Festival
January 2007
Bangsar
Kuala Lumpur
Guest Lecturer
Yale University
February 2007
Luce Hall
Southeast Asian department
Yale University
New Haven, CT
USA

Featured Writer
The Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2007
March 2007
Hong Kong 
Featured Writer
The Byron Bay International Literary Festival 2007
June 2007
Byron Bay
NSW
Australia
Featured Writer
The Ubud Writers International Literary Festival 2007
October 2007
Ubud
Bali


International Observer
The New Yorker Festival
October 2007
New York
U.S.A.
Featured Writer
The Wordfest International Literary Festival
October 2007
Calgary and Banff
Canada
Producer
Indonesian Art Performances
"Tony Prabowo in Concert" & "5 Pieces"
25 November - 4 December 2007
National Museum of Singapore (NMS)
produced by Laksmi Pamuntjak
Singapore
Guest Lecturer
Public Lecture/Reading
29 January 2008
Universiti of Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia 
The Launch of the Jakarta Good Food Guide 2008/2009
26 March 2008
Aksara Bookstore
Jakarta
Indonesia 
Guest Poet
Reading
30 March 2008
Perdu
Amsterdam
Holland 
Guest Lecturer
(with Goenawan Mohamad)
9 April 2008
College Francaise d'Extreme Orient
Paris, France 


Featured Writer
The Australian Poetry Centre National Poetry Festival
25-27 April 2008
Castlemaine
Victoria, Australia 
 
Guest Lecturer
1 May 2008
The University of Melbourne
Australia 

Featured Writer
Wordstorm International Literary Festival
15 - 18 May 2008
Darwin
NTT, Australia 

Guest Lecturer
9 July 2008
US Embassy
Jakarta 
Officiating at
FX Harsono's Exhibition Opening
26 July 2008
Koong Gallery
Jakarta, Indonesia

Guest Speaker
Speech on Indonesian Food
Indonesian Charity Dance and Food Event for IDF
9 September 2008
Singapore Residence
Jakarta, Indonesia


Featured Writer
Writing the Future Festival
18-23 October 2008
Sanskriti Kendra Museum & IIT
Delhi, India 
Guest Writer/Critic
The Miele Guide Media Program 2008
30 October - 2 November 2008
The Grand Hyatt, The Miele Kitchen, TWG Tea Company,
Jaan, Forlino, Kha, White Rabbit
Singapore 


Guest Lecturer
Indonesian Heritage Society Lecture Series
"Eating and Difference"
11 November 2008
Erasmus Huis
Jakarta, Indonesia 

The Prince Claus Award Ceremony 2008
2-3 December 2008
Muziekgebouw and Mayor of Amsterdam's Official Residence
Amsterdam, Holland 

Featured Writer
10-Hour Indonesian Literature Series
Roundtable Discussion
7 December 2008
Maison Des Cultures Du Monde
Paris, France 
Featured Writer
Winternachten Literary Festival
15-18 December 2008
The Hague
Holland 

Delegation Member
Australia-Indonesia Bilateral Relations Conference
19-21 February 2009
Sydney
NSW
Australia 
Featured Writer
Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2009
The launch of "Not a Muse: World Poetry Anthology"
8 March 2009
(International Women's Day)
Fringe Theatre
Hong Kong 
IMME
Text and performance for a project by Marij Nielen
Multimedia collaboration: Text-Music-Painting
23 April 2009
Teater Salihara
Jakarta
Imme is a person barely 30 centimeters tall. No one really knows if Imme is male or female and it is difficult to discover the native ground of this character. Imme’s age is also difficult to estimate. What is clear is that it is not an old person or a child. Imme looks strong and healthy with colored skin and short dark hair. A purple top and shorts leave Imme’s arms and legs uncovered. Imme goes barefoot round the world.
The production of Imme came into being from the desire to develop a character that as broad an audience as possible could identify with. Imme is “the human soul” of the 21st century and goes round in a fantasized world, which no one can say which country it is. The question here is whether the observers i.e. the audience from different countries and cultures (Holland, Indonesia, Ireland, Poland) also think this way. As such the project is also a study into the self-identification of people from different ethnic backgrounds with an imaginary figure outside the maker himself.
The Imme project in Jakarta—as part of the entire project that is to take place in several countries—consists of workshops, painting and audience interaction in public space, documentary making, and a performance involving visual artists, performers, writers, musicians, and a filmmaker. They are Marij Nielen, Jotja Bessems, Sylvia Volkert, Marleen van Geffen, and Laksmi Pamuntjak. The whole Imme project is organized by Maanzaad Foundation. 
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