Art Focused Programs

Art Focused Programs


Our Art Focused programs aim to blend contemporary artistic practices with traditional methodology, breathing new life into rooted practices. Utilizing batik as our educational medium, we delve into its visual representations and creative process, deeply rooted in Indonesian cultural heritage.

 

Our goal is to create a space for growth and understanding, preserving the cultural knowledge of this ancient technique within a contemporary framework. By honoring nature and crafts, we cultivate a sustainable ecosystem where cultural wisdom serves as a compass in explorations of art, enhancing creativity and embracing the evolution of aesthetics alongside its inherent wisdom.



Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ Highlights

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If you have any questions about the Culture House, our art, or cultural programs, please check our FAQ page first. Many common questions are already answered there.

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While both programs explore Indonesian culture, our art programs emphasize the creative process using batik as a medium and are more focused on contemporary artistic practice. Cultural programs, on the other hand, provide a broader understanding of cultural heritage, with hands-on activities like traditional batik-making and other cultural practices. The cultural programs aim to immerse participants in the living traditions of Indonesia.
During a residency program, we offer simple and affordable living accommodations, including options such as a one-bedroom, a large bedroom that can fit up to four people, and a private facility with its own kitchen, working area, and toilet. Please note that our accommodations are basic and not commercial, but we ensure they are well-maintained and hygienic. For pricing, images, or availability, please email us at info@babaransegaragunung.org.
We recommend emailing us with your expectations and goals so we can discuss how best to tailor the residency to your needs as well as give more precise information about the pricing.
Batik is used as a medium because of Agus and Nia’s background and interest from their early stages of artistic practice. Agus comes from a line of batik makers from Solo, and Nia came to Indonesia in the early 80s to continue her study of batik.
Our residency program is designed for individuals with specific projects in mind. While workshops typically last 3-7 days, residencies can range from just over a week to up to a year, depending on the goals of the residency. Artists might spend a week learning from Ismoyo and Nia, then use the studio facilities with flexible consultation sessions until their artwork is complete. Researchers or students may stay longer to delve deeper into the creative process of batik or explore additional programs offered by the Culture House. We recommend emailing us with your expectations and goals so we can discuss how best to tailor the residency to your needs.
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