Guess What? Mien Uno<\/p>\n
"Indonesian tycoons like Ciputra, Liem Sioe Liong,
\nSudwikatmono, Murdaya, Eka Tjipta Widjaja, Tahiya, Ibrahim
\nRisjad, Mochtar Riady and Nursalim should concern themselves more
\nwith preserving national culture," said Mien Uno, director of the
\nIndonesian chapter of the John Robert Power school of personality
\ndevelopment based in Boston.<\/p>\n
"It's strange that only foreigners donated the funds for an
\nexhibition on antique Indonesian textiles," Uno said, referring
\nto a forthcoming exhibition Shadow of Gold of Indonesia to be
\nheld at the Art Museum of Dallas in Texas on April 22 this year.<\/p>\n
"This is a outstanding event and we should be proud that
\nIndonesian textiles are well appreciated. But, we need money to
\norganize the program. Indonesian tycoons should understand this
\nand pay attention," the expert on beauty and etiquette told The
\nJakarta Post.<\/p>\n
The exhibition will feature 300 antique Indonesian textiles,
\nincluding some from the collection of American Steven G. Alpert
\nwho lived in Indonesia in the 1970s. The exhibition will be
\nsupported by Mac Dermott, an oil mining heavy equipment
\ncompany.(als)<\/p>",
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