Hizkia Subiyantoro dan Chonie Prysilia hope in the next 15 years, animation can support the lives of Indonesian youths.

For over 50 years, Kahi Ata Ratu, has immersed herself in the jungga. The woman dubbed the “Queen of the Jungga” never gives up. Kahi Ata Ratu is determined to keep playing the jungga until her last breath.

A Timun strip cartoon published in Kompas reveals his strong intention to always generate humor. Rahmat drew Timun, his wife Delima and a son named Terong.

For Agus Susilo, the theater serves as an art that unites Indonesia out of a number of regions. When talking about the theater, all artists of various backgrounds are unified.

With the many fine arts exhibitions he organized, Heriyanto became more popular after launching Jogja Art Fair #1 at the Yogyakarta Arts Festival 2008. It was the embryo of the annual Artjog 2010 in Yogyakarta,

Luddy Wullur have been familiar with the kolintang since his birth. His parents, siblings and grandparents were engrossed in the kolintang. Luddy has been nurturing his inborn love of the kolintang (wooden xylophone).