Spend Sunday Afternoon in the Museum of Childhood

ETRE et AVOIR, Nicolas Philibert, July 31, 16.30  The most unvarnished cinematic portrait of childhood, Etre et Avoir/To Be and to Have  documents with intimacy, grace and candor the daily goings-on at a one-room school in rural France. The school's student body consists of a handful of older and younger children who are taught, in alternating shifts, by a kind, caring teacher named Georges Lopez, and Philibert's eavesdropping camera presents these kids without judgment and without over-sentimentalization, allowing their hilarious, touching and unpleasant everyday antics to speak for themselves. From pint-sized JoJo struggling to remember that the number seven comes after six, to a family trying to help their math-challenged son finish his homework, the documentary captures virtually every aspect of being a kid (and being an adult around kids): the awkward and painful process of making friends, the discomfort of being reprimanded for misbehaving, the immature squabbling and jealousy found in peer interaction, the grown-up fear of accidentally neglecting or harming a child, and the awe-inspiring wonder of experiencing the world for the first time.     How do I watch films at Kinosaurus? Does Kino accept reservations? Copyright © 2016 Kinosaurus Jakarta, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: info.kinosaurus@gmail.com

Classical guitar performance by Giordano Passini 18 August 2016 at IIC Jakarta

 

The Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute, Jakarta

proudly present

Classical Guitar Concert

 

Maestro Giordano Passini

 

Thursday, 18 August 2016

7pm

Auditorium IIC Jakarta

Jalan HOS Cokroaminoto no. 117, Menteng, Jakarta 10310

 

Free admission

RSVP at the latest by August 16, email eventi@itacultjkt.or.id

 

Giordano Passini, was born in 1986 and started to study music at 12.  He started with piano and after a year passed to classical guitar. He studied in many conservatories, from the one in Frosinone to the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia in Rome.  He has held concerts at various Institution, Festival and Musical Events in Italy and abroad.  He plays a guitar made by the Neapolitan guitar maker Alessandro Marseglia. 

"Giordano Passini is a guitarist that deserves attention. His musicality, already strong at the beginning and made precious by its own sensibility, is evident even in the choice of the repertoire of his concerts.

These aspects, corroborated by an elegant technique, allow him to elaborate bright interpretations that start from a guitar tradition well known to him and are projected in an original, consistent and elegant world."

Ermanno Brignolo – guitarist, music critic and artistic director

 

 

Pameran Seni Politik dan Humanisme pelukis Hardi 65 tahun.

Pembukaan pameran Seni, Politik dan Humanisme pelukis hardi 65 tahun.

Tanggal 11 Agustus 2016 di BBJ kompas. pk 19.30.
diresmikan oleh Bapak Mensesneg Pratikno.

Karya yang dipamerkan adalah lukisan ,sketsa on paper, potograpi, jangker, kain.
Juga ada launching buku Art Politics Humanism.

Rachel Gallery at the Art Stage Jakarta 2016

Rachel Gallery · Jalan Kelapa Puan Timur V Blok NB 5 No. 26, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara, Indonesia · Jakarta 11430 · Indonesia

ROH Projects - Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo, Maria Taniguchi, and Patricia Perez Eustaquio Group Exhibition Invitation

Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo, Maria Taniguchi, and Patricia Perez Eustaquio Curated by Gary-Ross Pastrana 4 - 28 August 2016 ,  Opening : Thursday, 4 August 6pm onwards. ROH Projects, Equity Tower 40E, Jl Jend Sudirman Kav 52-53, Jakarta 12190 In collaboration with Silverlens Galleries, ROH Projects is pleased to present a group show curated by Gary-Ross Pastrana, that brings together three celebrated artists from the region: Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo (Bandung); Maria Taniguchi (Manila) and Patricia Perez Eustaquio (Manila). The three artists' distinctive accumulative acts in their respective studio practices display an in-depth exploration of the physical properties of their chosen materials. Through the utilization of photography and video as supplementary layers, Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo, who collects fragments such as resin, minerals, volcanic ash particles, creates a multilayered expansion of painting to embody his gestures and document the process which had taken place, serving the purpose of a relic: preserved and hardened through time. Maria Taniguchi's works demonstrates similar sensitivity towards the slow-formation of nature's elements by contrasting it with her machine-like approach in creating objects ('brick paintings'), in order to indicate a new kind of relic, one that is wrought through human persistence and concentration. She also shows a video that incorporates elements of visual deconstruction through the tactile addition and removal of layers. With her graphite drawings on paper, Patricia Perez Eustaquio examines what has become part of her own nature – the artist's studio and the materials that surround her, as she thoroughly meditated the accumulation of a variety of paint blobs through a series of photographs she had taken. She then articulates these images on fabric, revealing a further nuance, sensitivity, and tactility to how were works may be experienced. Whether fragmented, layered, or accumulated, the processes involved in their works are accompanied by a kind of certainty—that the ideas behind them are derived from a close inspection of their materials. As relics, it could be said that their works have become the vestiges of our time: meticulously man-made yet ardently inspired by nature. And bringing their works together may reveal facets that belong to the Southeast Asian region in terms of how the three artists featured, namely Sunaryo, Taniguchi, and Eustaquio, continually explore materials, methods, and concepts to arrive at new forms. ROH UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS ROH x Galleries Lafayette 1 - 30 August 2016 Galleries Lafayette, Pacific Place Jakarta Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo, Maria Taniguchi, and Patricia Perez Eustaquio Group Exhibition 4 - 28 August 2016 ROH Projects, Jakarta Alhamduillah We Made It MES 56 Pop Up Show 4 - 28 August 2016 Pacific Place, Jakarta Art Stage Jakarta 5 - 7 August 2016 Booth D1 Sheraton Grand, Gandaria City Jakarta Bazaar Art Jakarta 25 - 28 August 2016 Booth B15 Ritz Carlton, Pacific Place Jakarta Copyright © 2016 ROH Projects, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website Our mailing address is: ROH Projects North Jakarta North Jakarta 14240 Indonesia

Archaeology of the Present - E catalogue

ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE PRESENT 22 July - 14 August 2016 We would like to thank all our guests who joined us at the opening of Archaeology of the Present last week, it was a resounding success and we look forward to seeing each and everyone of you again at our next event. For those who were not able to make it, fret not, the exhibition runs till 14 August, so do drop by our space to have a look at the compelling selection of works by some of the region's most celebrated artists. It is also our pleasure to share with you the e-catalogue produced in conjunction with the exhibition. Enjoy, and happy browsing! Click here to view our e-catalogue: Archaeology of the Present Gallery Opening Hours Weekdays 11 am - 7pm Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays 12noon - 6pm AFDHAL ASHLEY BICKERTON HANDIWIRMAN SAPUTRA JASON LIM RUDI HENDRIATNO S. NANDAGOPAL SUZANN VICTOR UGO UNTORO YUNIZAR YUSRA MARTUNUS   Archaeology of the Present is a largely object-oriented exhibition that brings together an assemblage of sculptures and sculptural objects, showcasing the wealth of materials used by artists today – and how these materials are deployed to different artistic forms and visual languages on subjects varying from the personal to the iconic, and the quotidian to the historical. Above: Installation image from Opening Night of Archaeology of the Present. Photography by Arron Teo   Copyright © 2016 Gajah Gallery, All rights reserved. Gajah Gallery Singapore 39 Keppel Road #03-04, Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Singapore 089065 T.6737 4202 E. art@gajahgallery.com www.gajahgallery.com

Coming Home A PLACE BEHIND THE HOUSE

Coming Home
A PLACE BEHIND THE HOUSE
by Nyoman Sujana Kenyem

6 Agustus 2016
18.00 WITA

Pameran akan diadakan: 6 Agustus - 6 September 2016 Gallery buka setiap hari
08.00 - 21.00

6 August 2016
6 PM


The exhibition will be held from: 6 August - 6 September 2016 The gallery open everyday
8 am - 9 pm

Pameran ini merupakan seri pertama dari pameran yang menampilkan karya seni dari para seniman yang sebelumnya pernah mengadakan pameran di Komaneka Fine Arts. Dengan berjalannya waktu, para seninman ini bebas berkreasi dan pengembangan diri sampai di kancah dunia dan setelah mencapai kematangan mereka kembali pulang.

Kali ini Komaneka Fine Arts Gallery merayakan kembali kepulangan artis I Nyoman Sujana (Kenyem). Pameran ini merupakan simbolisasi dari cerita
perjalanan kembali ke tempat kelahiran mereka sebagai artis dan membawa seni baru untuk pulang ke rumah di Komaneka Fine Arts Gallery.


This is the first of a series of exhibitions of artist who were exhibited at Komaneka Art Gallery when they were up-and-coming artists. Afterwards they were free to develop themselves and venture into the world, becoming successful artists in their own  right.

This exhibition celebrates the recent work of Balinese artist
I Nyoman Sujana (Kenyem). In this sensex, the exhibition is a kind of homecoming, a symbolic journey back to their  roots,
back to the place where they were born as artists bringing their new art to a place they called home.


Pameran berikutnya Next Exhibition
WINGS AND TIME
by Wayan Sujana Suklu
9 September - 9 October 2016


KOMANEKA
FINE
ART GALLERY

Celeberating Chris Marker | Kinosaurus

Celebrating Chris Marker  View this email in your browser LE JOLI MAI, Friday, July 29, 7pm, 18+  In Le Joli Mai, Chris Marker and his camera operator Pierre Lhomme shot 55 hours of footage interviewing random people on the streets of Paris. The questions, asked by the unseen Marker, range from their personal lives, as well as social and political issues of relevance at that time. As he had with montages of landscapes and indigenous art, Marker created a film essay that contrasted and juxtaposed a variety of lives with his signature commentary.   Film theorist Roy Armes has said of him: "Marker is unclassifiable because he is unique...The French Cinema has its dramatists and its poets, its technicians, and its autobiographers, but only has one true essayist: Chris Marker." July 29 is the birth and death of Chris Marker. More on La Joli Mai: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/richard-brody/chris-marker-and-pierre-lhommes-le-joli-mai How do I watch films at Kinosaurus? Does Kino accept reservations? Copyright © 2016 Kinosaurus Jakarta, All rights reserved.