A magazine on Documenta 15’s theme of collectivity and shared resources, edited by the exhibition’s curators
As part of Documenta 15, the Indonesian collective ruangrupa published two issues of a magazine (“Majalah”) in Indonesia exploring the exhibition’s pivotal concept—working collectively. “Lumbung,” which translates literally as rice barn, refers to a collectively governed building where a community’s harvest is gathered, stored and distributed according to jointly determined criteria as a pooled resource for the future; but the term is also understood in a broader sense as a way of working and living together. The two issues of ruangrupa’s magazine—Harvesting and Sharing––are combined here in one volume and explore the implications of sharing resources for collective well-being. Featuring short stories and features by leading journalists, researchers and writers from Indonesia, Majalah Lumbung touches on themes such as cosmology, food and architecture, providing a contextualizing foundation for Documenta 15.
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FORMAT: Pbk, 8 x 10.25 in. / 224 pgs / 200 color. LIST PRICE: U.S. $39.95 LIST PRICE: CANADA $55.95 ISBN: 9783775752855 PUBLISHER: Hatje Cantz AVAILABLE: 11/15/2022 DISTRIBUTION: D.A.P. RETAILER DISC: FLAT40 PUBLISHING STATUS: Active AVAILABILITY: In stock TERRITORY: NA LA
A magazine on Documenta 15’s theme of collectivity and shared resources, edited by the exhibition’s curators
As part of Documenta 15, the Indonesian collective ruangrupa published two issues of a magazine (“Majalah”) in Indonesia exploring the exhibition’s pivotal concept—working collectively. “Lumbung,” which translates literally as rice barn, refers to a collectively governed building where a community’s harvest is gathered, stored and distributed according to jointly determined criteria as a pooled resource for the future; but the term is also understood in a broader sense as a way of working and living together. The two issues of ruangrupa’s magazine—Harvesting and Sharing––are combined here in one volume and explore the implications of sharing resources for collective well-being. Featuring short stories and features by leading journalists, researchers and writers from Indonesia, Majalah Lumbung touches on themes such as cosmology, food and architecture, providing a contextualizing foundation for Documenta 15.
