In the 29th edition of Angkringan, CICP UGM invited Ahmad Yusrifan (Mas Yus) to share his experience researching the phenomenon of sound horeg, which has become a distinctive form of entertainment in village carnivals in East Java and several other regions in Java. Sound horeg refers to a collection of large-scale sound systems with powerful bass whose vibrations can be felt physically by the body and the surrounding environment.

We are pleased to announce that the official Symposium Handbook for the CICP Symposium and Research Dissemination 2025 is now available for download. It includes the full schedule, keynote information, presentation details, room assignments, selected […].

We are pleased to announce the Selected Abstracts for the Symposium and Research Dissemination themed “Beyond the Screen: Rethinking Media and Violence” Congratulations to all presenters whose works have been selected.

In the Module 2 Lecture 1 session, Dr. Zamzam delivered a lecture on the multisensory ethnographic approach in the digital era, particularly in anthropological research. Anthropological studies focus on the social construction of the senses, […].