WOMEN IN BALINESE PERFORMING ARTS CROSSING MALE BOUNDERIES
Very intereting video where Balinese Topeng performers share their thoughts about the possibility for women to perform male roles in convincing ways as for Balinese traditional dance drama
Robin Lim, soprannominata l' ostetrica guerrigliera, di base a Bali-Indonesia- ma anche nelle zone dello tsunami in Aceh e del terremoto in Haiti, è " CNN Hero of the Year 2011" Grazie alle tante persone che l'hanno votata, con una serrata campagna a Ubud-Bali dove le strade erano tappezzate di poster con "Vote Ibu Lim as Cnn Hero of the Year" e una vasta campagna via web, Ibu Lim ce l'ha fatta e con i soldi del premio 30.000 dollari potrà ampliare la clinica Bumi Sehat. Robin Lim, cittadina americana di origini filippine, vive a Ubud, Bali dal 1994 e vi risiede come ostetrica. Qui ha fondato la clinica Bumi Sehat in seguito alle numerose richieste di aiuto che le pervenivano dalle donne incinte dell'isola, dove la mortalità per complicanze era molto diffusa. Grazie al suo impegno, a quello delle persone che lavorano con lei, donne indonesiane, e delle donatrici che le sostengono, si è creata una rete estesa di ostetriche adde...
UWRF CELEBRATE ITS TENTH ANNIVERSARY HONOURING R.A.KARTINI From Darkness to Light titled this year edition of Ubud Writers and Readers Festival to honour R.A. Kartini the well-known Indonesian heroine. After Kartini died aged 25 (1879-1904), Dutch Abendanon collected the many letters Kartini wrote to her pen friends in the Neatherland in which her deep insights about women rights, education and emancipation stands out and have continued to be inspirational to many modern Indonesians. That collection bears the meaningful title of From Darkness to Light . R.A Kartini has gained her status as National Heroine thanks to Sukarno who declared 21st April, her birthday, national holiday but she is not the only Indonesian to be such a remarkable woman. Many unsung indonesian women deserve such a recognition. Like West Sumatrans Rohana Kudus (1884-1972) first Indonesian female journalist and Rasuna Said (1910-1965) first Indonesian woman Minister. Other women des...
Exhibition of art of Gusti Nyoman Lempad opens on 20 September Pre-World-War-II work from U.S. and European collections accompanied by release of first catalogue raisonné of Lempad’s drawings. Ubud, Bali, 12 July 2014 – “Illuminating Line: Master Drawings of I Gusti Nyoman Lempad” will open at the Museum Puri Lukisan in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia on 20 September and run until 24 November 2014. The exhibition is accompanied by Lempad of Bali: The Illuminating Line, a 424-page catalog, written by six leading international scholars of Balinese art. The large-format book includes 600 illustrations; 500 of them are reproductions of Lempad’s drawings and sketches. Many of these have not been seen publicly since the 1930s and have never been published before. More than eight years in preparation, this will be the first retrospective exhibition and catalogue raisonné of Lempad’s drawings on paper, which were his principal creative output during the last 50 years of...
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