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"Less is more" is a creative philosophy stressing the value of austerity & minimalism by reducing unnecessary elements in an art composition.
Megagapan, in Balinese means bringing back something special, whether it’s food, gifts, or keepsakes from a trip away.
NOW!Bali Magazine talks with Krisna Sudharma, curator & artistic director of Nonfrasa, a modern art gallery in Ubud, established early 2021.
Emerging Bali artist Dayu Sartika ’s 2nd solo exhibition “Hari Ini Aku Kembali Pulang” (Today I Return Home) opens 4-25 April at Uma Seminyak.
This is the psychological reality of the niskala. The invisible realm that shadows the seen world, or sekala. Kaek does not depict the niskala. He opens it.
Working with local cacao farmers and using state-of-the-art processes, Mason Chocolates are elevating the Balinese chocolate industry.
The mask carvers of Bali are more than just artisans, they are bringers of life, creating a bridge between the seen and the unseen worlds.
Between Lembongan and Ceningan, you can see seaweed farmers wade through the shallows to harvest their ocean crop every morning.
Tanamera Indonesia is developing Bali coffee to a premium level, working with coffee farmers in Kintamani to create specialty beans.
Since 1998, Threads of Life has supported Indonesia’s textile arts, leading to the revival of weaving traditions across the island.
Clang! Dug! Ting!… These are the rhythms of the pande gong of Tihingan Village, the makers of Bali’s traditional gamelan.
Discover artist Ketut Nugi making Balinese Art Statements. Delve into the change of traditional culture in Bali and today's modernising world.
The Empu Keris - or Pande Keris - are the makers of Bali's sacred daggers known as the Keris. This is the story of one...
Bali's leaf weaving craft gets innovated into new dimensions by Make a Scene Bali, a leaf creation studio on the island.
Explore the La Salaga Project at UWRF 2021, blending Balinese Kamasan art and Sulawesi legend in a cross-cultural storytelling initiative.
Using technology and new platforms, Cakravala is bridging the gap between viewer and artist to uplift local artists in Indonesia.
