'I Love Banda' exhibit urges learning and renewal from Indonesia's violent colonial past


A visitor looks at photographs of Nabila, a young Bandanese woman, on display in Dutch photographer Isabelle Boon’s photography and multimedia exhibit, “I Love Banda”. - JP

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network): A photography and multimedia exhibition exploring historical and present-day Banda Islands in Maluku, which was at the centre of the 200-year spice wars among European colonial powers, offers a unique opportunity for poignant reflection and immersion.

The Banda Islands, a small group of islands in Central Maluku regency, have always been a magnet for visitors.

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