1. KALA DI KALIJAGA
Jl. Sunan Kalijaga No.1-5, Melawai, South Jakarta, Google Map
The trendy compound breathes new life to the bygone era. Occupying old houses of Perum Peruri (Indonesian state-owned banknote printers), Kala di Kalijaga offers various restaurants and hangout spots, while its multipurpose rooms and outdoor areas regularly hosts community events. @kala.di.kalijaga
JIPFest events at Kala di Kalijaga:
Fringe-Photo Exhibition: 8-24 September
Workshop: 11-15, 18-23 September
Portfolio Review: 21 September
2. KALA KARYA
Jl. Sunan Kalijaga No.1, Melawai, South Jakarta, Google Map
Officiated in late 2021, Kala Karya is the latest addition to Jakarta’s creative scene. The multifunctional place hosts exhibitions, music performances, discussions, and creative classes. Its signature facility is a 75-square meter gallery with a modern tropical design. @kala_karya
JIPFest events at Kala Karya:
Fringe-Photo Exhibition: 8-24 September
3. LAMANDAU HOUSE
Jl. Lamandau III No.5, Kramat Pela, South Jakarta, Google Map
Blok M is home to many boutique hotels, and Lamandau House stands out thanks to its design. Occupying a luxurious house in one of the most expensive addresses in Blok M, this hotel features a customized design for each of its 10 rooms. As an ode to the parks around the area – including the neighboring Ayodya Park, each room is named after a park in Jakarta. thelamandau.com
JIPFest events at Lamandau House:
Portfolio Review: 21-22 September
4. LOKAHOLIK
Jl. Melawai VI No. 5, Melawai, South Jakarta, Google Map
Opening its door in 2022, Lokaholik is one of the newest hangout venues in the heart of Blok M. This bar, which bills itself as “Bar Nusantara”, serves a variety of drinks and food made with Indonesian ingredients. @lokaholik.id
JIPFest events at Lokaholik:
Meet & Greet: 8 & 22 September
5. M BLOC SPACE
Jl. Panglima Polim No.37, Melawai, South Jakarta, Google Map
Officiated in 2019, M Bloc Space signaled the start of a big trend in Indonesia, where outworn properties belonging to state-owned companies were converted into creative compounds. On a 6,500-square-meter land, M Bloc Space occupies dozens of former Perum Peruri’s staff houses and banknote warehouses, and turns them into restaurants, cafes, boutiques, a grocery story, as well as exhibition spaces and a concert hall. @mblocspace
JIPFest events at M Bloc Space:
Press Conference: 8 September
Opening Ceremony: 8 September
Indonesia Photo Fair: 8-20 September
Fair Talks: 14-15 September
Fringe: 12-13, 19-20 September
6. MAL BLOK M
Jl. Hasanudin, Melawai, South Jakarta, Google Map
In the 1990s, Mal Blok M was one of the most popular shopping centers in Jakarta. It was popular not only because of its collection of shops and restaurants, but the structure: two floors underground, right under one of Jakarta’s busiest bus terminals. malblokm.com
JIPFest events at Mal Blok M:
Photo Exhibition: 8-24 September
Photo Book Exhibition: 8-24 September
7. TEATER BULUNGAN
Jl. Bulungan No.1, Kramat Pela, South Jakarta, Google Map
Inaugurated in 1970, Gelanggang Remaja Bulungan is the first youth center in Jakarta. The historic venue has attracted a number of well-known Indonesian musicians and artists. The Theater building within the complex accommodates 340 seats.
JIPFest events at Teater Bulungan:
Artist Talk: 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24 September
Discussion: 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24 September
Public Lecture: 9, 10, 16, 17, 23 September
Projection Night: 9, 16, 23 September
Closing Ceremony: 24 September