Visual Anthropology Review

Designer Vandalism: Indonesian Indie Fashion and the Cultural Practice of Cut 'n' Paste
BRENT LUVAAS

Retooling the classic structuralist concept of bricolage, the author analyzes the aesthetic practices of Indonesian indie clothing designers as a medium for global repositioning, a strategy for middle-class youth to demarginalize, deterritorialize, and assert themselves into the world economy "on their own terms," as a new generation of Indonesian youth no longer content to stand on the sidelines as cultural production happens elsewhere.

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ARIANNE GAETANO

Speaking For, Speaking About, Speaking With, or Speaking Alongside - An Anthropological and Documentary Dilemma

Jay Ruby

Designer Vandalism: Indonesian Indie Fashion and the Cultural Practice of Cut 'n' Paste

BRENT LUVAAS

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