Indonesia
A fascinating batik art exhibition, organized by lecturers in the Study Programme of Fine Arts, Faculty of Cultural Studies, Brawijaya University, brought the color and beauty of traditional Indonesian art to the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney on Tuesday (10/31/2023). This exhibition is an attempt to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and to preserve priceless traditional art.
This exhibition is a manifestation of the love for batik art as a unique and exciting Indonesian cultural heritage. One of the UNSW buildings, its wall was decorated with batik artwork and used as an exhibition space for student drawings, creating an atmosphere that captivated visitors.
One of the exciting aspects of this exhibition is the diversity of artworks on display. Lecturers and students from various backgrounds and art disciplines have worked together to produce stunning batik works. This exhibition presented exciting and inspiring collaborations, from traditional motifs depicting Indonesian culture to contemporary works combining batik techniques with modern expressions.
In addition to the art exhibition, there were also a series of supporting events that make this exhibition a more immersive experience. It included batik workshops attended by students and visitors, allowing them to experience the techniques of batik-making and to explore the beauty of the creative process behind it.
This event exemplified how art could be a cultural link and helped to preserve and to promote valuable traditional artistic heritage. Associate Professor Hoa Nguyen, several lecturers, and UNSW students were also present to enliven the event to completion. [trans.dts/ed.vidya/PR FCS]