Bangkok, August 18, 2025 - The Department of Craft took an active role in Summer School 2025 organized by the Faculty of Painting, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts at Silpakorn University, Thailand. This activity is a forum for exchanging knowledge and creative practices between students, lecturers, and art practitioners from various countries, while strengthening international networks in the field of art and design.
The first day opened with a warm welcome and campus tour, which provided an overview of the art facilities and creative ecosystem at Silpakorn. This session inspired participants to understand more about the dynamics of art education in Thailand and how it can be a reference in the development of craft programs in Indonesia.
In the afternoon session, the participants participated in an Ice-breaking Workshop at PSG, a space for cross-departmental creative collaboration. This workshop provided an opportunity for the Craft Department to dialogue and exchange ideas with international artists and academics, creating a bridge of cooperation that is expected to be sustainable in the future.
The participation of the Craft Department in Summer School 2025 is a strategic step to enrich the global horizons of the academic community as well as to emphasize the commitment in establishing international relations that support the development of contemporary craft, based on the value of tradition and sustainable innovation.
Bangkok, 18 August 2025 - The Craft Department actively participated in Summer School 2025, organized by the Faculty of Painting, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts at Silpakorn University, Thailand. This program serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and creative practice among students, lecturers, and art practitioners from various countries, while also fostering stronger international networks in the field of art and design.
The first day began with a warm welcome and a campus tour (Welcome & Campus Tour), introducing the participants to the university's artistic facilities and creative environment. This session provided valuable insight into the dynamics of art education in Thailand and offered inspiration for further development of the craft program in Indonesia.
In the afternoon, participants joined the Ice-breaking Workshop at PSG, a creative space for cross-departmental collaboration. The workshop enabled the Craft Department to engage in dialogue and exchange ideas with international artists and academics, paving the way for future partnerships and collaborations.
The Craft Department's participation in Summer School 2025 is a strategic step toward enriching the global perspective of its academic community while reinforcing its commitment to fostering international relations that support the growth of contemporary craft rooted in tradition and sustainable innovation.
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