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SUMMARY:Mollo Weaving and the Guardian of Identity Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Mollo Weaving and the Guardian of Identity \nSpeakers : \n\nAleta Baun (An indigenous woman leader\, the winner of Goldman Environmental Prize Award 2013\, Founder of Mama Aleta Fund)\nSiti Maimunah (Founder of Mama Aleta Fund\, University of Passau\, WEGO-ITN/Marie Sklodowska Curie Fellow.\n\nModerator : Grace Tanjohannes (Journalist) \nIn parts of Indonesia\, weaving is a sign of a women’s maturity. A woman is allowed to marry if she is able to make a fabric for herself and for the family. In the Mollo homeland\, however\, weaving is a tool to defend the Nausus and Anjaf\, the rock mountains which hold the origin history of the Mollo indigenous people. In 2006\, hundreds of weavers blockaded destructive marble mines. With their looms they wove non-stop until the company closed down. Aleta Baun was leading the resistance to protect the customary land. \nIn 2003\, Aleta Baun established Pokja Organisasi A’Taimamus (OAT) to organize the indigenous people of Tiga Batu Tungku to protect the customary forest. They developed and organized the weaving groups around Timor Tengah Selatan district to preserve weaving and nature as well as to help the family economies to cope with the impacts of climate change. When Aleta Baun was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2013\, she donated some of the money to establish the Mama Aleta Fund (MAF). “The mission of this fund is to identify and help other women ­ght in saving their livelihoods and their surroundings” Mama Aleta says.  \n****** \n” The webinars will be accessible through a minimum donation of USD $5. These donations will go directly to supporting the artisans featured in the webinars; for immediate needs and especially for the purchase of materials needed to continue their craft traditions.” \n \nPlease kindly direct any inquiries to\nVoni Novita: vonnee@gmail.com\nWhatsapp Only: +62-813-8222-0134   \nSource: https://www.mtmindonesia.com/products/rebroadcast-webinar-9?fbclid=IwAR2GVDD1YOQic0n9vrlLPQpHhRUB9QjIfS8EJlGmt3GcJRaTaizcMlPAaF0 \n
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SUMMARY:Philosophy of Batik\, Three Artists' Perspectives Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Philosophy of Batik\, Three Artists’ Perspectives \nSpeakers \n\nImang Jasmine Imang – Jasmine Batik Studio\nNia Fliam – Brahma Tirta Sari Batik Studio\nAgus Ismoyo- Brahma Tirta Sari Batik Studio\n\nModerator : Tony Sugiarta\, aNerd Gallery – Singapore \nA Glimpse of Imang Jasmine\nImang Jasmine grew up in a world of batik. He batiks for batik. He batiks to ­nd silence. After being involved in the world of photography for more than 20 years Imang Jasmine found many things which became a strong impetus for him to return home in 2014 to the city of his birth Pekalongan. He committed himself to study\, to immerse himself in the world of batik art and he has been on that journey until now. In 2016 he created a workshop of his own in the village of Clumprit\, Pekalongan. There he has created an atmosphere like the village of the batikers and their sociocultural life with 12-15 people working with him. The motifs of the hand drawn batik he creates are mostly inspired by his travels with colors combined from references of his photographic art and are made in limited editions. For Imang Jasmine batik represents his feelings created as a personal statement. \nCross Cultural Collaborations\nCrossing both visible and invisible boundaries of nationality-ethnic background\, the traditional-the contemporary\, art-craft Agus Ismoyo (Indonesian) and Nia Fliam (American) have been working collaboratively to produce contemporary ­ne art textiles in their studio\, Brahma Tirta Sari in Yogyakarta since 1985. From 1994 they have explored and worked in collaboration with indigenous communities around the world. They have received critical acclaim for their successful use of traditional textile techniques in exploring their own realm of creativity while pursuing an understanding of the value\, role and meaning of tradition in the development of our world culture. They are committed to exploring the rich lessons of traditional Indonesian art both in terms of technique as well as symbolism which they have found as an unending\, rich source of inspiration in an ever-expansive journey of artistic discovery. This process is founded in a deep connection to nature and manifested in an artistic ecology which supports the growth and development of all forms of artistic creativity. Brahma Tirta Sari (BTS) means ‘creativity is the source of all knowledge’. It is a division of the Babaran Segaragunung Culture House and Baragung is its social enterprise. The culture house’s activities focus on the understanding and teaching of batik’s intangible culture found through its ancient creative process. \n****** \n” The webinars will be accessible through a minimum donation of USD $5. These donations will go directly to supporting the artisans featured in the webinars; for immediate needs and especially for the purchase of materials needed to continue their craft traditions.” \n  \nPlease kindly direct any inquiries to\nVoni Novita: vonnee@gmail.com\nWhatsapp Only: +62-813-8222-0134   \nSource: https://www.mtmindonesia.com/products/rebroadcast-webinar-5?fbclid=IwAR0wxyNl_YJqPIyLizbd2OT8V0CJ5bn4IMzWOxG5YF00TIutTvxc6T37_Sw \n
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