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Day 7 of Seven: Draw Your Days!
bicycle. good meeting. cleaning up. drawing blood. closing my account. enjoying the friday. grilled steak + bean salad. one fine friday. the end. fine!

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Day 6 of Seven: Draw Your Days!
A visit of an architect friend. Immersed in the organic architecture.
Nature. Maze. Triangle.
Human scale. Timeless.
Taliesin. Frank Llyod Wright.

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Day 5 of Seven: Draws Your Day!
it’s a holiday. morning coffee. miso soup, crab dumpling and edamame for lunch. commenting grad students’ papers. writing my own paper. cycling around the neighborhood. more writing. grilled mackerel and baked acorn squash for dinner. a calm veteran’s day. a quiet wednesday.
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Day 4 of Seven: Draw Your Days!
cycling. leading e-lunch seminar. grabbing a late coffee. teaching senior seminar. finishing some paperwork. teaching graduate seminar. a little evening guitar serenade. what a flocky tuesday — meeting more than 80 people today.

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Day 3 of Seven: Draw Your Days!
sipping a morning coffee. a doc visit. working on my blog paper. reading grad students’ papers. picking up a dress. getting a happy email-news. munching a rangginang (rice cracker snack) from cimahi. meeting an old friend from jakarta.
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notes on participatory culture (2)
Social networking platforms have turned interactivity between individuals into relational and relational into participation. Through this participation, not by formalized membership, community is formed.
Using blogs and social network sites such as Facebook, the Seven initiator called individuals not to only ‘join’ …

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Here is another work submitted to “Seven: Draw Your Days!”

morning coffee with bailey and kahlua. squid bean sprout rice for lunch. having ears pierced after waiting for 15 years. some quiet night with two instruments. another lazy Sunday.
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notes on participatory culture (1):
As mentioned earlier, as a new media researcher, I thought it’s important to occasionally be engaged in a sort of activities emerged in new media sphere, in addition to observing/researching what’s happening. That’s why I am blogging and (now) participating in some activities such as Seven: Draw Your …

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this is part of “SEVEN: Draw Your Days!”
one of my attempts to actively participate in participatory culture — instead of just ‘observing and researching’ it…
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el tocador del sábado

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Just coming out…..
From:
Lim, M. and Padawangi, R. (2008), ‘Contesting Alun-Alun: Power Relations, Identities, and the Production of Urban Spaces in Bandung Indonesia’ International Development and Planning Review, Vol. 30 (3), pp. 307-326.
After being closed for almost three years, in early 2007, the alun-alun – the main square – in Bandung1 was finally opened to the general public. In front of thousands of people including the Mayor of Bandung, Governor Danny Setiawan opened the square and renamed it Taman Alun-Alun Masjid Raya Bandung Jawa Barat (Main Square Garden of the …