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EPISODE · Dec 23, 2021 · 34 MIN

How Art and Politics Shape Each Other

from The Kaiwa Podcast · host The Kaiwa Podcast

Everything is Art, they say. But is it really? What makes Art, Art? And what makes Art political? Does the audience play any role in Art and its politicization? And how does Art contribute during crises or conflicts? These are all questions that guests Carin Budiarto and Mico Sentana dissect with host Dorcas in this episode. They also spotlight ArtLords, an organization in Afghanistan that is using art to promote peace and freedom in the nation's capital, Kabul. Listen to this reflective episode and feel free to message us through the mediums below to let us know what you think. 全てはアートである、と言われていますが、本当にそうなのでしょうか。何がアートをアートたらしめているのか。そして、アートを政治的なものにしているのは何でしょうか?アートとその政治化において、観客は何らかの役割を担っているのでしょうか。また、危機や紛争の際に、アートはどのように貢献するのでしょうか。今回は、ゲストのCarin BudiartoさんとMico Sentanaさんが、ホストのDorcasさんと一緒にこれらの質問について考えてみました。最後に、アフガニスタンの首都カブールでアートを使って平和と自由を推進する組織「アートロード」にもスポットを当てています。聞いてくださいね!そして、何か意見や質問などがあったら、以下のインスタグラムDMにメッセージを送ってください。お楽しみに! Get in touch with us on Instagram or via [email protected] Read our episodes summaries in English and Japanese on Note Guest profile Carin Budiarto Indonesia APS, 3rd year Student International Relations Major Mico Sentana Indonesia APS, 4th year Student International Relations Major

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