The list is still short, but definitely growing.
(read the story behind this library here)

The second batch of books is waiting to be shipped to Bandung. Thirty seven craft books, magazines, and leaflets from a couple of New England donors and my own huntings. I also heard from Tarlen there were some books donated directly to Tobucil from Pancasakti family (Papua, Indonesia). Thank you!

Rakotakotak, that's how Tobucilers call them. Rak is Indonesian for shelf, kotak means box. So I think I can safely say the English version of 'Rakotakotak' is 'The Boxhelves'.They are a bunch of independent, portable, and stackable boxes which can be used for many purposes.

During Crafty Days 2 : Recycle Attack, the Boxhelves were used to display craft projects from exhibitors. Now that the event is over, they are permanently serving as the Art and Craft Library's shelves.

The day has finally arrived.

On December 6 - 7, 2008, Tobucil is holding Crafty Days, a 2 day craft event of workshop, exhibition and gathering of Bandung's craft communities. In this event, the arts and crafts library of Tobucil will be introduced to the public for the first time.

Library membership terms are as follows:

- for those who have taken any courses at Tobucil, membership fee is Rp 50,000 per year (scan and copy fees excluded).

- for public, membership fee is Rp 100,000 per year.

- books and materials are available for use on-site only.

- Tobucil provides scanning and copying service to scan or copy parts of books (for a fee).

For more information about the arts and crafts library of Tobucil, please contact:

Tobucil

Jl.Aceh no 56

Bandung, Indonesia