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Image Not Available for A family of tofu and tempeh producers, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
A family of tofu and tempeh producers, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
Image Not Available for A family of tofu and tempeh producers, from the series Relatives / Kerabat

A family of tofu and tempeh producers, from the series Relatives / Kerabat

Artist (Indonesian, born 1978, Bandung; raised in the Netherlands; lives in Bandung, Java)
Date2006
MediumGelatin silver print
DimensionsImage: 17 7/8 × 23 7/8 inches (45.4 × 60.6 cm);
Sheet: 19 11/16 × 23 15/16 inches (50 × 60.8 cm);
Mat: 22 × 28 inches (55.9 × 71.1 cm)
ClassificationsPhotographs
Credit LineAcquired through the George and Mary Rockwell Fund
Terms
  • Photographs
  • Gelatin silver print
  • Indonesian
Object number2016.037.002
Label CopyBorn in Bandung, Tino Djumini was adopted from an orphanage and raised in The Netherlands where he pursued his education, completing a degree in audiovisual media and photography at the academy of Fine Arts in Arnhem. He returned to Java in 2002 and began using photography to investigate his own identity as an Indonesian, clearly questioning the balance of his life between Indonesia and The Netherlands. Using a classical style of portraiture, his methodology behind the series Kerebat/Relatives points to more challenging questions about being Indonesian. He photographed an incredibly diverse cross-section of families with the aim of creating a sense of his contemporary culture--artists, farmers, journalists, religious leaders, refugees, and aristocrats--that collectively provide a window into the rich, dynamic, and complicated diversity of modern Indonesia.
Collections
Image Not Available for Middle class family, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
Middle class family, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
Tino Djumini
2006
Image Not Available for Journalist, his wife, and their son, a student activist, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
Journalist, his wife, and their son, a student activist, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
Tino Djumini
2006
Image Not Available for An aristocratic Balinese woman, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
An aristocratic Balinese woman, from the series Relatives / Kerabat
Tino Djumini
2006
Image Not Available for Untitled from the Falling Man series
Untitled from the Falling Man series
Ernest Tino Trova
1971
William Miller and family, twentieth anniversary party, October 1978, from the series Social Graces
William Miller and family, twentieth anniversary party, October 1978, from the series Social Graces
Larry Fink
1978
Juanita, from the series Family and Friends, 1945–1958
Juanita, from the series Family and Friends, 1945–1958
W. Eugene Smith
1945-1958
Tofu
Tofu
Ah Leon
2002
Untitled (Me looking at R) from the series Family Docudrama
Untitled (Me looking at R) from the series Family Docudrama
Eileen Cowin
1981 (negative); 1983 (print)
Wang fu tai (On a Terrace Gazing into the Distance), from the Mu Mu series and from the portfolio New Photo, Ten Years 1997–2007
Wang fu tai (On a Terrace Gazing into the Distance), from the Mu Mu series and from the portfolio New Photo, Ten Years 1997–2007
Jiang Zhi
1997 (negative); 2007 (print)
Image Not Available for Peasant Family and Poem by Ono no Komachi, from the series One Hundred Poems Explained by the Nurse
Peasant Family and Poem by Ono no Komachi, from the series One Hundred Poems Explained by the Nurse
Katsushika Hokusai
From the series Sand Dunes
From the series Sand Dunes
Shōji Ueda
ca. 1950 (negative); 1998 (print)
[Lady Nursrat Haroon, Muslim League activist and heiress to a sugar fortune, with the female members of her family in front of a family portrait, Karachi, Pakistan]
[Lady Nursrat Haroon, Muslim League activist and heiress to a sugar fortune, with the female members of her family in front of a family portrait, Karachi, Pakistan]
Margaret Bourke-White
1947