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Through April,
Pranoto's Art Gallery, main road, Ubud presents the exhibition,
"Passion"
showcasing the works of two artists - Faizal and Wayan Sutarta.
Coming from different islands, education, social background and
styles of work, both show a passionate dedication to their lite
and work. Faizal was born in Solo, Java in 1965, and studied at
the Indonesia Arts Institute in Yogyakarta. He is one of the most
well-known contemporary Indonesian artists. Faizal is in touch
with his inner child, which he expresses in paintings alive with
vivid colour, utility and humour. He has been described as the
painter of happiness, - his work embodies the sensual pleasure
of creation. Wayan Sutarta is a self-taught artist, born in 1962
in Ubud, Bali, growing up in an artistic family and community.
He seriously followed his artistic path of experimentation to
reach his current simpler abstraction of forms with bold design
and colour. Their exciting joint exhibition runs from April 7-28,
2001. For more information call Pranoto's Art Gallery at 970 827.
Email-rodanet@denpasar.wasantara.net.id.http:wwwbalibalibali.com/pranoto
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"Mystiicism,
Artist, And Lights In Bali "
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Museum Puri Lukisan
in Ubud will hold a photographic exhibition by Paul Spies from
18 March to 27 April 2001. entitled "Mysticism, Artist, and
Lights in Bali", the exhibition will include 53 photos of
expat artists in Bali, such as Rudolf Bonnet, Wales Spies and
Theo Meier as well as
the mystical nature of life in Bali as reflected in its panorama
and rituals, taken during the period 1930 - 1958. The photo collection
was donated by Mrs. H. De Roever-Bonnet in 1978 to the Royal Tropical
Institute in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. During the exhibition,
there will also be a screening of a video called "Bali 1926
Mullens". The photo exhibition is jointly organised by Erasmus
Huis, Dutch Cultural Centre in Jakarta and Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam.
For further information, please call: (0361) 975 136/971 159,
or fax: (0361) 971 159, or email: museumpWindo.net.id
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