From Medana, Ismal continued his observations to Bayan Subdistrict to see Old Mosque of Bayan Beleq. There he then got an idea to make two monuments, the first one will be placed in Jeliman Ireng backwoods and the second one in Bangsal Harbor.

In accordance with agreement the day before, hence in the afternoon of February 6th, 2016, Muhaimi had been ready to practice together with kids from Karang Baru backwoods, playing the music of sematian/perisean. The group that will be formed out of this practice will be the music player who accompany…

Ismal’s idea on the "testamentary museum" was inspired from the philosophy of Lombok: sasaq that means “one” and “stable”, and Lombok that means “straight” and “honest”. Based on his observations, Ismal found that Pemenang has an imaginary straight line which connect a spot at Tebango Bolot hill with the Bangsal.

On February 5th, 2016, Gelar Soemantri, a Jakarta-based video artist who participated in akumassa Chronicle, started to take footages for his video works. In addition, he also visited for the umpteenth time H. Amir, trying to get a possibility of working in collaboration.

Kang Jabo and Mr. Jaka agreed to do a kind of small presentation. Both of them, together with some friends so they will be five people in one group, will perform the rudat (with some inovation of its movements) at the Bangsal next week.

Today, February 5th 2016, Khairunnas Mahadi visited two schools, the first one is SDN 2 Pemenang located at Pemenang Barat village, while the second one is SDN 1 Pemenang located at Pemenang Timur Village.

Mr. Muhaemi wants to conduct a performance of Perisean, a traditional theatrical fighting and dancing, or called Sematian by Pemenang people. According to his plan, he will ask children to perform this work. He thinks that Sematian can be learned as something that we shouldn’t be afraid of.

On 4th and 5th of February, 2016, Baiq Ilda Karwayu continued her artwork project for akumassa Chronicle. Her idea is to expose Pememang by means of rewriting and rearrangement of traditional children songs in Pemenang, collaborated with Mr. Adjam, a resident of Karang Baru Backwoods, East Pemenang Village. One of…

Nash seemed to respond the condition of space of ticketing place and the waiting room which was dirty. It seemed that some people understood what Nash meant, they then tried to glean up some trashes.