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About Sewon Art Space Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Sewon Art Space is a non profit private arts project. --- on TWITTER on INDONESIA<--- on FACEBOOK on INDONESIA< ---
Sewon Art Space hosts artist in its residency program. Several times a year, artist can work in the SewonArtSpace and will be accommodated in the guest rooms.
Sewon Art Space mission statement:
Extension of cultural social visa ONLY
Immigration in Yogyakarta
PLEASE NOTE IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTROL THE VISA PROCESS.
SAS does not take any responsibility for any penalties you need to pay by overstaying.
Extension of cultural social visa ONLY!!
At SAS can help you with the necessary SAS documents by obtaining them for you.
If you need accompany to the immigration office you have to pay the person a fee.
THIS SAS IS ORGANISING FOR YOU
SAS documents you need
3 Letters from SAS
One of the 3 letters needs a stamp
1 ID copy of Dyah
1 Passport copy of Dyah
THIS YOU HAVE TO ORGANISE YOURSELF
The Contemporary Wayang Archive
The Contemporary Wayang Archive (CWA) is a collection of re-elaborations of Java's oldest performance tradition: wayang kulit. This archive includes performance data, translations, and notes by the editors and translators of how the performances were received in their original context.
the Dalang - the puppeteer in an Indonesian wayang performance
from - reference WIKIPEDIA
The dhalang or dalang (Javanese: dhalang; Indonesian and Malay: dalang) is the puppeteer in an Indonesian wayang performance.
Wayang
A short introduction to Wayang Kulit - from - reference http://cwa-web.org/en/wayang
Wayang kulit (literally “leather puppets”) is one of the oldest and most important performance traditions of Southeast Asia. It is found in different parts of Java and Bali (Indonesia), as well as Malaysia. Javanese wayang kulit, the focus of this archive, is intimately connected to the cultural life of Java and it is closely linked to traditional dance, architecture and textile art. Wayang kulit has also shaped literature and contemporary art.
Child labor in East Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara
A young girl ties tobacco leaves onto sticks to prepare them for curing in East Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. © 2015 Marcus Bleasdale for Human Rights Watch
Of the products we use, wear, or consume every day, how many are made with child labor? Perhaps quite a few. A new report from the US Department of Labor identifies 148 different consumer goods produced with child or forced labor around the world. The list includes clothing, beef, sugar, bricks, coffee, and other products originating from 76 countries.
Dayaks and Drones - Using GPS drones technology community mapping - Indonesia
How tech is fueling grassroots organizing in Indonesia, visit: FORDFOUNDATION
Steve Rhee, Senior Program Officer
18 SEPTEMBER 2018
NOT YOUR WORLD MUSIC - Noise in South East Asia CD+book
NOT YOUR WORLD MUSIC
Noise in South East Asia
Cedrik Fermont & Dimitri della Faille
A book about art, politics, identity, gender and global capitalism
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