Wonderwhy Magazine Documents the Pulse of Southeast Asia

After years of digitally documenting micro-cultures across Southeast Asia, in the last year Wonderwhy ventured into the printed media landscape, sharing their stories through modern and design-forward publications that invite readers to explore authentic editorial takes. In October 2025, Wonderwhy published their third edition of the year, Mindful Eater, following the success of their two

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The Indonesian Society of Botanical Artists: Where Science Meets Beauty

Botanical art is a unique fusion of science and aesthetics, where the method of observation meets the grace of artistic expression. More than simple flower paintings, botanical art is the careful study of plants translated into images that are scientifically accurate and visually appealing. Botanical artists turn to plants as subjects of study and sources

Meet the Makers: Drinks Edition

Sip on something locally-brewed, crafted by local Jakartans to share their love for Indonesian ingredients, support local producers, and simply bring something completely fresh and innovative to the market.  From fruit wines to infused sodas, these two local drinks producers have found their way into bars, cafés and kitchens across the city, and are as

A Feast of Threads: Mulyana’s Playful Bites at Dia.Lo.Gue Artspace

Bandung-based artist Mulyana, better known as Mang Moel, brings his signature modular knitting and crochet techniques to the theme of food in his exhibition Food Monster: Playful Bites at Dia.Lo.Gue Artspace, Jakarta, running from 1 October to 31 December 2025. For over a decade, Mang Moel has been transforming yarn into imaginative, tactile worlds through

JICAF 2025 Officially Opens Doors For Indonesian Illustration On The Global Stage

The Jakarta Illustration & Creative Arts Fair (JICAF) officially opened on Thursday, 18 September 2025, at The Space, Senayan City, marking its third edition under the New Heights theme. This year’s event – JICAF 2025 – runs until 5 October, featuring more than 100 artists from 25 countries. As Indonesia’s largest illustration art platform, JICAF

Meet the Makers: Food Edition

Developing alongside Indonesia’s burgeoning culinary industry are the country’s food producers. With consumers becoming increasingly conscious of where their food comes from, locally produced goods are gaining popularity, with qualities rising enough to pique the interest of premium hospitality venues and even overseas interest. Two unique brands are shifting the status of Indonesian produce, one

Ki.Basic: Carrying Culture, Weaving Meaning

From its indigenous roots to its transformation into a contemporary fashion statement, the noken is more than just a bag. In the hands of Ki.Basic, this traditional woven bag from Papua has evolved into a stylish and meaningful fashion item that invites modern consumers to experience the cultural journey and philosophy behind each piece. Photos

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