KATA from Bana Handcrafted Goods became one of the 40 winners of Good Design Indonesia 2022! Based in Bali and Bandung, Bana Handcrafted Goods is owned by Freddy Chrisswantra, a lecturer at Maranatha’s Department of Interior Design. Cheers!
KATA from Bana Handcrafted Goods became one of the 40 winners of Good Design Indonesia 2022! Based in Bali and Bandung, Bana Handcrafted Goods is owned by Freddy Chrisswantra, a lecturer at Maranatha’s Department of Interior Design. Cheers!
Freddy Chrisswantra, a lecturer at the Maranatha Interior Design Department, won the Grand Award with his product entitled ‘Sada’ and the third winner of the Design Concept Category with his product entitled ‘Sora Gelatik’ at the Indonesia Good Design Selection (IGDS) 2021.
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Indonesia Good Design Selection, Bangkitkan Desain Industri Indonesia.
The Fine Arts Department at the Faculty of Fine Arts and Design had received an award from the university on September 11, 2021.
This second position was awarded because of its achievement in the number of researches per permanent lecturer. The certificate given was of course signed by the Chancellor of Maranatha Christian University, Prof. Ir. Sri Widyantoro, M.Sc., Ph.D., IPU and Head of the Institute for Research and Community Service, Dr. Teresa Liliana Wargasetia, S.Si., M.Kes., PA(K).
In addition, the department had also achieved the first position in the number of Intellectual Property Rights per lecturer. On the other side of the coin, the Interior Design Department was also competitive. They achieved the award of the highest number of community services per permanent lecturer.
From all these achievements, it can be seen that the Faculty of Art and Design does have amazing departments in it. Hopefully it can continue to be successful and always be at the forefront!
The book “Invisible Values of 21 IPR Certified Lasem Batik Motifs”
This book is a dissemination of research results funded by a 2018-2019 Kemenristekdikti grant that examines the meaning of Javanese and Chinese cultural hybridity behind the realization of Lasem’s typical batik motifs.
Writer:
Dr. Dra. Christine Claudia Lukman, MDs.
Dr. Yunita Setyoningrum, SSn, MDs
Sandy Rismantojo, SSn., MSc
On August 19, 2020, an article written by a D3 lecturer, Dewi Isma Aryani, S.Ds., M.Ds., published on one of the West Java news websites, namely jabarbicara.com. In a short article entitled, “Freedom of Learning, Freedom for Whom?”, she talked about the Freedom of Learning policy (MBKM) implemented by the government for all Indonesian students who want to gain experience to study elsewhere or have an internship at a company.
Congratulations to Mrs. Dewi Isma whose writings have been published to the wider community, especially the people of West Java! Hopefully you can continue to work and become the pride of the Faculty of Art and Design Maranatha Christian University
Mrs. Sriwinarsih Maria Kirana published the book “Historic Military Buildings in BANDUNG CITY on Lens recording.” Documentation of 13 military buildings (Kodam III Siliwangi) in Bandung as cultural assets.
Published by MCU Press.