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This chapter looks at the early discussions concerning culture and decolonization in Mimbar Indonesia (MI), a general weekly magazine published in Jakarta from 1947 to 1966. In its first issue, published on 10 November 1947, MI presented itself as an independent journal for building the nation, for discussion of political, economic and social questions, and for developing Indonesian culture. Most contributors to MI regarded art as a significant contributor to Indonesia?s national identity and resilience. Music was another subject of debate about ways to shape national art to which MI contributed. Articles published in MI on the question of the continuing Dutch presence show that the Indonesian people were anxious to determine their own destiny and extend their contacts with the world at large. Keywords: decolonization; Indonesian culture; Mimbar Indonesia (MI)

9: ‘Whither Indonesian culture?’ Rethinking ‘culture’ in Indonesia in a time of decolonization