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Expressing Politics Through Art

Mella Jaarsma, Cemeti Art House

11-Aug-21 11:00

Expressing Politics Through Art

Mella Jaarsma is an artist who comments on social and political issues within the Indonesian society. Her most well-known work are body-covering shelters made out of unexpected materials like frog skins and squirrels. Through her work, she has received international recognition, having been presented in international art events and galleries including and as well as in Malaysia with A+ Works Of Art. We speak to Mella Jarsma to find out more about her work.

Image Credit: Mella Jaarsma | Facebook

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu


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