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International workshop | Art, material culture and the Dutch empire: Dirk Valkenburg and his worlds | Limited reserved seats for KITLV members

Museum Volkenkunde – Gerbrandtszaal Leiden

This program focuses on the visual and material culture of Dutch colonialism in the early modern period, especially in relation to the Atlantic world. It takes as starting point the works of Dutch artists such as Frans Post (1612-1680), Albert Eckhout (1607-c.1666) and Dirk Valkenburg (1675-1721), whose oeuvres represent some of the earliest moments of Dutch colonial encounter in the Atlantic world and offer a range of visual tropes about life under Dutch colonialism.

Seminar | Natural resource management in Maluku as well as the implications for the environment of indigenous people | Revency Vania Rugebregt

KITLV, Room 138 Reuvensplaats 2, Leiden

To protect the marine tenure in future, the key word that should be adhered to is the integrated management and sustainability. Thus it is necessary for legal tools that can give legitimacy tot he existence, structure, powers and functions of traditional governance institutions, including “kewang” on the island of Ambon and Lease Islands, which is collectively responsible for preserving the coastal environment fort he welfare of society at large.

Boekpresentatie | Tales of Southeast Asia’s Jazz Age | Peter Keppy

Spui 25 Spui 25-27, Amsterdam

In de jaren twintig brak in Zuidoost-Azië een wervelwind los van theater, muziek en creativiteit. Massaconsumptie en moderniteit, maar ook hernieuwde emancipatie bloeiden op in Nederlands-Indië en de Filippijnen. SPUI25 viert de Jazz Age in een theatrale, kritische boekpresentatie met feestelijke borrel. Het boek Tales...

Seminar | The gamelan and the mango tree: Javaneseness and the senses in Suriname | Emily Hansell Clark

KITLV, Room 138 Reuvensplaats 2, Leiden

This seminar draws from archival and ethnographic dissertation research on the historical construction and present-day performance of Javanese ethnicity in Suriname and the Netherlands. I focus on the musical tradition of the gamelan, an ensemble of pitched percussion instruments that traveled along with indentured laborers from Java to Suriname in the period of 1890-1939.

KITLV at ICAS

Leiden

Exciting times in Leiden this week, with the 11th International Convention of Asia Scholars (15-19 July) starting tomorrow. Wondering what our Indonesia researchers will be up to this week? Search for “KITLV”