Josa Lukman

Josa Lukman is an editor and head of the Creative Desk at The Jakarta Post. He is also a margarita enthusiast who chases Panadol with Tolak Angin, a hoarder of former "it" bags and an iced latte slurper.

Phantoms of the metropolitan: Five spooky spots around Jakarta
Weekend Five

Phantoms of the metropolitan: Five spooky spots around Jakarta

Urban legends abound in this sprawling city, but some can serve different kinds of horror depending on who’s asking.
A sweet, private escape at Umana Bali
Away We Go

A sweet, private escape at Umana Bali

In the southernmost tip of the Island of the Gods, pampered seclusion from the hustle and bustle is all but guaranteed.
Sun, sea and sculptures: A weekend at the Island of the Gods’ newest art fair
Arts

Sun, sea and sculptures: A weekend at the Island of the Gods’ newest art fair

Set in Bali’s up-and-coming Nuanu Creative City, Art & Bali’s inaugural edition felt more like a festival than a fair, celebrating the arts in all its forms.
Bedside tech: Five gadgets to monitor how well you rest
Weekend Five

Bedside tech: Five gadgets to monitor how well you rest

From budget bands to high-end rings, sleep tracking has never been more accessible.
Think global, sell local: Indonesian brands take hopeful aim at international market
Style

Think global, sell local: Indonesian brands take hopeful aim at international market

At JF3, programs like PINTU Incubator and the Future Fashion Award are helping open doors for Indonesian designers to gain international recognition.
The Odd Sunday Brunch at COPA: A fiesta of flavors for the fun folk
Table Setting

The Odd Sunday Brunch at COPA: A fiesta of flavors for the fun folk

Every odd Sunday, COPA turns an ordinary brunch into a three-hour fiesta of meats, mimosas and more.
Sculptures and selfies: Scenes from Art Jakarta Gardens 2025
Arts

Sculptures and selfies: Scenes from Art Jakarta Gardens 2025

Art Jakarta Gardens returned to Hutan Kota by Plataran, Central Jakarta, for its fourth edition from April 22 to 27, offering the metropolitan’s art aficionados a curated collection of contemporary art amid an urban garden setting.
Singapore swing: Brands from the Little Red Dot on the rise in the Big Durian
Style

Singapore swing: Brands from the Little Red Dot on the rise in the Big Durian

From day-to-night dressing to geek-chic collectibles, Singaporean brands are moving past Merlion chocolates and salted egg chips to win the Indonesian market.
Sorry, not sorry: Mind, body and soul
Features

Sorry, not sorry: Mind, body and soul

What to do when forgiving and being forgiven stops being a sincere tradition and starts becoming a generic template?
Love for share: Decoding ethical non-monogamy with Andrea Gunawan
Conversation

Love for share: Decoding ethical non-monogamy with Andrea Gunawan

Often misunderstood and rarely judged in good faith, ethical non-monogamy challenges traditional ideas of love and commitment. But when done with honesty, consent and clear boundaries, can it actually work?