Born in Yogyakarta, March 7, 1953. Completed his formal education from Elementary School II to State Senior High School II in Yogyakarta where he was born. Higher Education in Archeology up to the end of Bachelor Degree (B.A) was taken at the Faculty of Letters and Culture (formerly Faculty of Cultural Sciences) Gadjah Mada University. Undergraduate (doctoral) level education in Archeology must be taken at two universities, the University of Indonesia and Gadjah Mada University due to limited teaching staff/lecturers. Furthermore, Postgraduate education (S2), History Study Program was completed at Gadjah Mada University (2004) and Doctoral Education (S3) in Archeology was also completed at Gadjah Mada University (2016). The author carries out his profession as an educator/lecturer at the Department of Archeology, Faculty of Science Culture of Gadjah Mada University since July 1979
the writer also served as the Head of the Yogyakarta Special Region Culture Office (2008-2011). In addition, the author also has the status of an associated researcher (expert staff) at the Indonesian STUPPA Planning Consultation Institute from 1992 until now. Other social activities that he carried out were in the field of Cooperatives, as Manager, Supervisor and Chairman of the Regional Indonesian Cooperative Council (Dekopinda) of Sleman Regency (1988-2015). Currently still serving as Chair of the Cultural Council of the Special Region of Yogyakarta (2014-2018). Several written works in the form of books that have been published include, Javanese Merchant, The Collapse of the Port City of Jepara in the early 18th century (2002); Cokrocallingan, View of the Javanese Community (2006); Fiber Pustoko Rojo Purwo (2006); The Rise of Adherents of Belief in God Almighty in DIY (2009 and 2018 ed.III). Another work co-authored with Dr. Purwadi, M.Hum and/or Drs. Ign. Gatut Saksono.
Address: JI. Gotong-royong No. 6, Karangmojo, RT. 06/RW. 03, Purwomartani, Kalasan, Sleman, Yogyakarta 55791
HP : 08112538172
  Email : djoko.dwiyanto@gmail.com

Purwokerto, 31 May 1964. Doctor of Anthropology from Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Master of Art from Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, Philippines. FISIP Lecturer at Atma Jaya University, Yogyakarta. Indonesian Intangible Cultural Heritage Expert Team, Directorate of Cultural Heritage and Diplomacy, Directorate General of Culture, Ministry of Education and Culture (2016-present). Chairman of the Center for Eastern Indonesia Studies (PUSKIT), Atma Jaya University, Yogyakarta (2014-present). Deputy Chair II of the Cultural Council of the Special Region of Yogyakarta for the 2014-2018 period. Senior Researcher at the Center for Pacific and Asian Studies (CPAS), Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands (2010-present). Visiting Lecturer in the Postgraduate Program (S2), Anthropology Study Program, FIB Gadjah Mada University (2008-present). Award: SPIN Postdoc Research Award from de Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen-KNAW (the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences) for research: The Politics of Diversity: National Politics, Local Elites and the Management of Socio-cultural Heterogeneity in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (May 1, 2010 — April 30, 2012). Books written, among others, (1) The Politics of Local Elite: Manipulating Links between the State and the Local Community in Eastern Indonesia. Saarbrlicken: Lambert Academic Publishing. 2010; (2) The Local Elite and the Appropriation of Modernity: A Case in East Sumba, Indonesia. Yogyakarta: Kanisius Printing and Publishing House. 2008; (3) Kanjeng Ratu KiduL Yogyakarta Mythology: Nidia Pustaka, 2006; (4) Queen of the South. Yogyakarta: Bentang Budaya, 2000; (5) Yogyakarta Street Scavengers: Construction of Marginality and Struggle to Live in the Shadow of the Dominant Culture. Yogyakarta: Media Pressindo, 1999.

Address: JI. Wulung 156, Pringwulung, Condong Chess, Yogyakarta 55283

Telephone: (0274) 882374;

HP. 08122783410

Email : yargot@yahoo.com

Born in Kulonprogo on April 29, 1962. Formal education was taken at the Indonesian School of Fine Arts/Secondary School of Fine Arts (SSRI/SMSR) Yogyakarta and graduated in 1982. Bachelor 51: Indonesian Art Institute (151) Yogyakarta, Faculty of Fine Arts, graduated in 1987. Then continued with Postgraduate education at Gadjah Mada University, graduated in 2001 and Postgraduate Doctoral Program in Culture and Media Studies, Graduate School, Gadjah Mada University, graduated in 2015. Curated a number of exhibitions at home and abroad, including (especially in 2018 and 2019): (1) Curator of the 2018 Jogja International Batik Biennale, at the Yogyakarta Palace Exhibition, Sonobudoyo Museum, Fort Vredeburg Museum, Yogyakarta Cultural Park, BI Museum, and Jogja Gallery, 2018; (2) Curator of "Space and Time Bagong Kussudiardja" an archival exhibition at Padepokan Bagong Kussudiardja, Yogyakarta, 2018; (3) Curator of "SERAMPI SENI" at Taman Seni and Budaya Aceh, 2018; (4) Curator of MAESTRO, works the state collection, at the National Gallery of Indonesia; (5) Curator of "Human and Humanity", an exhibition of Fine Arts by KH. A. Mustofa Busri (Gus Mus), Goenawan Mohamad, Nasirun, Djoko Susilo, Kwee Ing Tjong, Butet Kartaredjasa, Ong Harry Wahyu, F. Sigit Santosa, Jitet Koeswana, Dolorosa Sinaga, at the OHD Museum, Magelang in 2019;(6 ) Curator of "Archipelago Art—Post-Traditionalism" at the National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, 2019;(7) Curator of "Tracking the Roots of History" by Priyaris Munandar, at the National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta 2019;(8) Writes about criticism and issues art / culture, in various printed mass media (Kompas, Jawa Pos, Kedaulatan Rakyat), and in several journals; (9) Became a speaker at various symposiums and seminars at home and abroad.

Apart from being active in curatorial activities, he has also been involved in various other professional activities as Deputy Chairperson of the Cultural Council of the Special Region of Yogyakarta (2009-2013), Editor in Chief of ARS-Journal of Fine Arts and Design, Faculty of Fine Arts 151 Yogyakarta (2006-2018), Editor Implementer of INVENTION-Journal of Art Creation and Study, Postgraduate Program 151 Yogyakarta (since 2015-present), Member of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Expert Team (WBTB) Special Region of Yogyakarta, 2017 and 2018, Editorial Member of MATA JENDELA Magazine, Taman Budaya Yogyakarta (2005 -2018), Curator of the National Gallery of Indonesia, Directorate General of Culture, Ministry of Education and Culture, Republic of Indonesia (1998-2005) and (2015- present), Chair of the Jury Team in the Arts "Cultural Award" Special Region of Yogyakarta (2018), Jury in various Painting / Fine Arts Competition in Indonesia and Asia, Chair of the Masters Program in Art Creation and Studies, Postgraduate Program, 151 Yogyakarta (2015-present). Currently working on research on "The Role of Artists and the Functions of Fine Art Works in Building Awareness of Diversity, Tolerance, Nationality and Indonesianness.".

Address: JI. Stork 577B, RT 13, RW 26, Wonocatur, Banguntapan, Yogyakarta 55198

HP : 0811251037

Email : suwarno.wisestrotomo@gmail.com

Born in Yogyakarta on March 2, 1963. Obtained his bachelor's degree in Social Philosophy at the Driyarkara Philosophy College, Jakarta in 1988, his Baccalaureate education, Theology Department, Wedabhakti Theology Faculty, Yogya, in 1993, his Master's degree was taken at the Missiology-Religious Sciences and Culture Department, Gregoriana University, Rome in in 1996 and completed his doctoral degree at Gregoriana University in Rome with the same major in 2000. He is currently actively teaching at Sanata Dharma University, has served as Chair of the Masters Program in Religion and Culture in 2010-2017 and this year is actively serving as Postgraduate Director of Sanata Dharma University. Some of the books that have been published are Shadows of the City of Education. Yogyakarta: Learning Society, Sonata Dharma University, Yogyakarta (2007), Dancing on Terra Incognita (Novel)(2009), SOEGIJA Harlan's Notes A Humanitarian Warrior (2012), Flash of Soegijapranata's Story (2012), The Loss of My Home Page (novel) (2013 ), Oasis Drijarkara Interpretation of the Present Generation (ed.) (2013), Soegija A Child of Bethlehem van Java (2015), Sraddha-The Noble Way of the Silent World of Ancient Java (ed.) (2015). Address : Pastor Sanata Dharma JI Mrican Baru No. 1 Yogya 55281
Tel./Fax.: 0274-518914/
HP : 085562875395
e-mail : my_101063@yahoo.com

Lecturer and Head of the Javanese Literature Study Program, Faculty of Cultural Studies, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta. Born in Yogyakarta on September 18, 1960. His area of interest is philology. Several scientific works have been produced, including: Manuscripts of the Principality in Yogyakarta: A Preliminary Study (2019), Gusti Kanjeng, Mighty Woman from Pura Pakualaman (1840-1900) (2019), Transformation of Manuscripts in Artistic Expression (2018), Ancestral Messages in the Ancient Manuscripts of Pura Pakualaman: Preservation of Modern Batik Motifs (2018), Following the Footsteps of Sunan Kalijaga through Illumination in the Pakualaman Scriptorium (2018), Pakualaman Skriptorium Manuscripts of the Paku Alam II Period (1830-1858) (2016) , Javanese Script and Manuscript (in Inscreibing Indentify The Developments of Indonesia Writing System) (2015), and the Manuscripts Catalog of the Pura Pakualaman Library (2005). Ever received an award (Customs and Tradition Conservation Culture Award), in 2017.

Address : Mantrijeron MJ 3/853 Yogyakarta

No. Phone : 081392028848

Email : ratna.saktimulya@ugm.ac.id

Born in Yogyakarta, June 2, 1964. After studying at Kolese de Britto High School in 1983, he continued his studies at the UGM Communications Department, but did not finish it, and focused more on the world of performing arts. His involvement with the Arena Theater in 1986 -1995, has directed several theater repertoires and been involved in collaborations of various performing arts disciplines (theatre, karawitan, dance, kethoprak, wayang, film). In 2003-2004 he served as Chair of FKY XV - XVI. In 2003, he initiated the Jogja Art Festival which later turned into the Jogja International Performing Arts Festival. Successively then born the Asia Tri Project collaborating with Japanese and Korean artists (2005-present), Jogja International Street Performance (2010-present) Jogja Percussion Festival (2014-2016) Malioboro Night Festival (2015-present).

Involved with various organizations: Member of the DIY Culture Council (2009-2013), (2020-2022), Member of the Ministry of Tourism's Cultural Arts Tradition Acceleration Tourism Destinations Team (2017), Facilitator of Bimtek & Competency Improvement of Regional Arts Workers, Ministry of Education and Culture, Member of the Tourism Promotion Board DIY (2018-present), Chairman of Parfi56 DIY (2019-present), Curator of the 2020 National Culture Week.
Address: JI Sukun 8, Ngringin RT. 03 RW. 19 Condongcatur, Depok, Sleman Yogyakarta
HP : 087838584229
Email : paningron@gmail.com

Born in Klaten, October 14, 1951. Graduated from the Civil Engineering Study Program in Transportation, Faculty of Engineering, Gadjah Mada University and continued to the Masters in Management Study Program at Indonusa Esa Unggul University, Jakarta. Work experience in this field began in 1989 -2001 as Director of Operations & Engineering at PT.Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur & Prambanan, Year Chairman of the Javanology Institute Panunggalan Foundation, Yogyakarta (2004-2006); Chairman of the D.I.Y Cultural Council (2005 -2007); Chairman of the D.I.Y Provincial Cultural Heritage Preservation Advisory Council (2008 - 2010); Chairman of the D.I.Y Provincial Cultural Council (2009-2013); Chairman of the Association for the Preservation and Development of Javanese Culture PANUNGGALAN (2010 - present). Activities that are still carried out today as Deputy Chairperson of the Advisory Council for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage and Member of the DIY Cultural Heritage Expert Team. Dedication and concentration on the culture of the Special Region of Yogyakarta received various appreciations including (1) "Satya Rompin Wirakarya" from the President of the Republic of Indonesia in 1995; (2) "Tourism Figures 1995", chosen by PWI DIY Tourism Journalists section; (3) "ADI KARYA AWARD", 1996 from the International Management Indonesia Enterprise Corporation; (4) "Satya Badge of Development" from the President of the Republic of Indonesia in 1998; (5) "Exemplary Lecturer 1998", Professional Skills Training Center (PPKP) IKIP Yogyakarta. (6) "Cultural Award 2007" from the Governor of D.I.Y; (7) "Biodiversity Sustainable Creation Award 2008" from the Governor of D.I.Y; (8) "Yogyakarta City Arts and Culture Selected Figure Award 2008" from the Mayor of Yogyakarta; (9) "2009 CULTURE AWARD" from Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X.
Address : Ngadinegara MJ III/127, Yogyakarta 55143
tel. : (0274) 375604

Born in Yogyakarta on October 20, 1945. Higher education in Archeology was taken at the Department of Archeology, Faculty of Letters now Faculty of Cultural Sciences) Gadjah Mada University, from Bachelor level to Doctoral level, with a short study program inserted at Rijksuniversiteit Leiden (Netherlands) . Since 1975 he has been active as a lecturer at the Department of Archeology, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Gadjah Mada University until retiring in 2010, then was assigned as an extension lecturer until 2016, now he is a lecturer at the UGM Postgraduate Faculty. Aside from being an educator, he is also active in the field of cultural heritage preservation, including as a team leader or team member in the field of feasibility studies, technical studies, carrying out the restoration of several cultural heritage buildings, e.g. Sambisari Temple, Demak Grand Mosque, Santren Purworejo Mosque, Prambanan temple after the earthquake. Besides that, he has also been involved in the assessment of the preservation of buildings and cultural heritage areas in DIY since 1998 until now. Research activities were carried out in several places, a.l. in Kota Gede, Plered, Pacitan, Demak, Kudus, Trowulan, North Toraja, Banda Aceh and Riau. All of this is related to the fields of Islamic Archeology, Utilization and Preservation of Cultural Heritage, Urban Archeology. Community service is carried out in addition to the DIY area, also in several places in East Java, Gorontalo, as well as in Ketapang (West Kalimantan). Writing/published works by a.l. about the City of Yogyakarta, History of Islamic Culture in Indonesia, Strategy for the Management of Cultural Saujanas, and about Urban Archeology. In addition, he is also a Bestari Partner for several accredited journals in the field of culture and archeology, as well as being a member of the DIY Cultural Heritage Expert Team, and the Assessment Team for District/City TACB Candidate Certification. Address : Jalan Sumatra D-34, Nogotirto 2 Housing, Gamping, Sleman, Yogyakarta

HP : 081326621815

Email : inajati_adrisijanti@ugm.ac.id