Carla Bianpoen, the renowned Indonesian art writers, started her writing in 1988. Throughout more than three decades, she delved into various themes and subjects yet has shared a similar persistent tone of turning over every stone on injustice issues as well as highlighting achievements of hard work. Known for her consistency and passion regarding women empowerment issues and for introducing worthy works of female artists, her writings are, by far, a fair and equal stance to both sexes and respected talents. This book spotlights the key figure for the enormous task of revealing works of female artists behind the curtains and their futures, presenting selected hundreds of articles from her early works in printed mass media to website-based articles. They are reliable sources of the Indonesian art scene and history, re-illuminating artists, events, or spaces that might not be found in the current or future Indonesian art scene.