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A wall-mounted text panel in Indonesian, featuring the title "Orde Baru: Medan Baru," is displayed in a gallery space located at -6.134 latitude, 106.814 longitude, in West Jakarta, Indonesia. The text discusses the "Orde Baru" (New Order) period in Indonesian history, which lasted from 1966 to 1998, and the evolution of Indonesian art during this time. The panel highlights the optimism and freedom of expression experienced by artists during this era, as well as the emergence of a more individualistic style of art. The panel also mentions the influence of Western art on Indonesian art during this period, particularly in the areas of painting and calligraphy. The text concludes with a discussion of the "Orde Baru" government's efforts to establish a cultural infrastructure in Jakarta, particularly through the creation of a cultural center known as "Taman Ismail Marzuki" (TIM), a landmark that was instrumental in promoting the arts in Jakarta.
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