Saturday 28 April 2012

Boomalli members invited to exhibit in the 18th JAALA International Art Exhibition at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum in Japan, August 2012.


JAALA Biennial was founded in 1978 titled "reinstatement of man and nature" at the Metropolitan Art Museum Biennial, including countries such as Palestine, China, Korea, Philippines, Thailand, Bangladesh, Iran, Iraq, Kurdistan, Pakistan, Kenya and others.  The 2012 JAALA Biennial will include a new focus on other countries: South Korea, China, Kurdistan, Taiwan and Aboriginal Australia.


Abnormal Cells features Eukarote Cells which are common in all living creatures: plants, animals and humans and are therefore known as the building blocks of life.  Once damaged by the likes of Yellow Cake Uranium, cells are mutated, never to be the same. This idea is explored through an attempt at painting notions of toxicity.

As the title suggests Cells Views are a cells eye view of the world, in this instance a fractal pattern of the sunset from East Point in Darwin, ironically named after Charles Darwin, of 'Survival of the Fittest' fame.

These Series were produced for the exhibition 'The Creative Cell of Life' which was an Art/Science response to the following quote:

She gave birth unto the first female of life of flash and blood, the mold and pattern for all the mothers of the Earth. She endowed her Infant Female Child with faculties and powers to conceive just what the human race is today.” David Unaipon, Native Legends

Monday 9 April 2012

Gedung Kesenian Jakarta - Upcoming Program

 
MEI
Rabu, 16 Mei 2012, Pkl. 19.30 WIB
Konser Musik Jazz PAOLO FRESU QUINTET
Kerjasama dengan Istituto Italiano di Cultura Jakarta
Tiket: Rp. 100.000,- danRp. 75.000,-
Informasi: Gedung Kesenian Jakarta
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Sabtu – Minggu, 19 & 20 Mei 2012, Pkl 20.00 WIB
Republik Performing Arts: Teater “Anarkis itu Mati Kebetulan”
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Kamis, 24 Mei 2012, Pkl 20.00 WIB
Tari Introdans
Kerjasama dengan Erasmus Huis Jakarta
Tiket: Rp. 150.000,- Rp. 100.000,- dan Rp. 75.000,-
Informasi: Gedung Kesenian Jakarta
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Selasa, 29 Mei 2012, Pkl. 19.30 WIB
Konser Musik “Le Poéme Harmonique” – Venezzia
Terselenggara atas kerjasama dengan Institut Prancis di Indonesia (IFI)
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JUNI
1 – 8 Juni 2012
The 11th IDF: Jakarta International Performing Arts Festival 2012
Siti Soelaiman, Anterdans, Danang Pamungkas, Zan Yamasita (Jepang), Fitri Setyaningsih, Hartati, Nacera Belaza (Perancis), Tom Ibnur, Areo Renz (Belgia), Amrita Cambodia
12 – 30 Juni 2012
Jakarta Anniversary Festival X – 2012
Sirkus Camille Boitel (Perancis), Pantomim Septian Dwicahyo, Keroncong Orchestra, Konser Dik Doank& Kandang Jurang, Teater Aquila, Teater Betawi Getapri
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JULI
1 Juli 2012
Resital Opus 78
7 – 8 Juli 2012
Pesta Kesenian Anak-Anak (PESKA) “Mutiara Indonesia” IX - 2012
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Agustus - September 2012
Festival Schouwburg

Sunday 1 April 2012

Postgraduate Presentation at CDU

The Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts invites you to an oral presentation by Postgraduate Student

Asriana Kebon
School of Creative Arts and Humanities

Thursday 5th April, 2012 at 12.30pm

“The socio-economics of people smuggling and human trafficking at the grassroots level in Indonesia”

Globalisation has transformed the world; we are currently experiencing one of the greatest migrations of people in history. Population movements, both legal and illegal are impacting on Australia and neighbouring Indonesia with increasing significance. This movement of population includes legal migration, people smuggling and human trafficking. Human trafficking in Indonesia has experienced a 30% rise on a yearly basis whereas people smuggling has seen a significant rise since its resurgence in late 2008. There have been numerous campaigns executed by Government agencies and NGOs as well as research conducted into the field of people smuggling and human trafficking however these campaigns and research are targeted at the asylum seekers and criminal syndicate organisers. This research project aims to document the socio-cultural aspects of people smuggling and human trafficking at the grassroots level in Indonesia as well as the overlap between the two crime types. Finally an analysis of the socio-cultural factors will be presented to provide insight into why Indonesian’s from remote impoverished communities become enticed into people smuggling and human trafficking ventures

BIOSKETCH
Asriana Kebon is a PhD Candidate. Asriana has previously completed a Bachelor degree with honours at Charles Darwin University. She is a NAATI qualified translator and has worked in Indonesia as a language and culture consultant for the private sector and law enforcement agencies.