Indonesian Arts Festival 2005<\/p>\n
BANDUNG: Seven art colleges in Indonesia will participate in the fourth
\nIndonesian Arts Festival, scheduled to take place on Nov. 24
\nthrough Nov. 27, 2005, at Bandung's Indonesian Arts College
\n(STSI-Bandung) on Jl. Buahbatu, Bandung.<\/p>\n
The seven colleges are the Indonesian Arts Institute (ISI) of
\nYogyakarta, ISI-Denpasar, the Indonesian Arts College (STSI) of
\nSurakarta, STIS-Padang Panjang, STSI-Surabaya, STSI-Bandung and
\nthe Jakarta Arts Institute (IKJ).<\/p>\n
Arthur S. Nalan, the festival's chief organizer and rector of
\nSTSI-Bandung, said recently that no fewer than 40 participants
\nwould present their creations and hold an exhibition during the
\nevent.<\/p>\n
\"We also plan to organize a seminar at the end of the festival
\nunder the theme of arts and the environment, with arts observers
\nIgnas Kleiden and Bambang Sugiharto as keynote speakers,\" added
\nNalan.<\/p>\n
Each of the participating colleges will introduce a different
\nangle in its artistic piece: STSI-Padang Panjang, for instance,
\nwill present the dance of soul and the song of heaven in a
\nfantasy land called Mentawai.<\/p>\n
ISI-Denpasar is ready with its Randeng Mawisya dance,
\nportraying a widow with an awful magic aura. In addition, the
\ninstitute will display its fine art and photographic works,
\nthemed a Waterfall Bunch.<\/p>\n
Unlike the other colleges, IKJ will be screening short films
\nproduced by its students, each with a running time of 11 minutes
\nto 20 minutes. --JP<\/p>",
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