For further information please contact Levina Risdya.
Ayo berlatih Bahasa Indonesia dengan NAILA!
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NAILA and the Australia Indonesia Youth Association are hosting their second virtual event via a live game of Kahoot on Sunday 2 August 2020 at 5pm AEST. This will be a fun opportunity to practise your Indonesian and test your knowledge about Indonesia while competing with your friends and others. It is a free event and anyone can join using the Zoom link.
For further information please contact Levina Risdya. Ayo berlatih Bahasa Indonesia dengan NAILA!
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The University of NSW's two resident gamelan orchestras will perform a program of traditional works and new compositions on Friday 7 April 2017 at 6:30pm in the Io Myers Studio, UNSW Kensington Campus.
The gamelan is an ancient Indonesian orchestra of tuned bronze gongs, metallophones and drums. The Balinese ensemble introduces non-traditional instruments into this age-old form, while the Javanese ensemble will play works that demonstrate the richly layered musical texture of this ensemble. Tickets Full $20 (Concession $10) Group discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more students. For further information and to purchase tickets, go to School of The Arts and Media website. Indonesian comedian Sakdiyah Ma’ruf with a comedy show on Tuesday 15 November alongside The Chaser's Julian Morrow.
For those who are not familiar with Sakdiyah Ma’ruf she is Indonesia’s first female Muslim stand up comedian and freedom of expression advocate. At a time when the future is uncertain for everybody but rich billionaires in America, Sakdiyah will talk comedy, religion and where to draw the line with freedom of expression abuser Julian Morrow from The Chaser. For more information visit the University of Sydney events page or contact novi.djenar@sydney.edu.au In 2015, the Australia Indonesia Association (AIA) initiated a national program of annual awards to recognise and honour Australians and Indonesians who have made significant contributions to the greater understanding and friendship between Indonesians and Australians. You can access videos of the finalists and awardees at the link below. The videos provide an excellent starting point for discussion about 'Where Indonesian can take you', particularly with senior students. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEFacUYx9M1GYfBS8zdMQfA Free Concert ! This Wed @ Art Gallery of NSW
Langen Suka Langen Suka is a Sydney ensemble dedicated to the performance of Javanese gamelan. With its interlocking and cyclical melodies and rhythms, this musical tradition combines gongs of all sizes, bronze chimes, xylophones, drums and flute with sung poetry evoking the ancient Hindu-Buddhist past of Java. This concert presents a selection of instrumental and vocal pieces ranging from haunting and meditative to thundering and majestic – an hour of music designed to calm the soul and revive the spirit. Wednesday 13 April 2016 7:30pm – 8:30pm Judith Shelley Colours of the World School Tours 0405463663 www.coloursoftheworld.com.au PO Box 484 Byron Bay 2481 NSW The Wonderful Indonesia Festival aims to create engagement between Australia and Indonesia through music, food, culture, and tourism. There will be 10 music and dance performances as well as a variety of stalls showcasing Indonesian food & beverages, crafts, travel destinations and special offers from airline, hotels and travel agents.
Schools are invited to attend this event which will be held in Sydney on 30 April and 1 May at Tumbalong Green, Darling Harbour. For more information visit the WIF website at www.wonderfulindonesia-festival.com.au and follow their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/events/1659264947656522 Journal of Dusk is a new performance by Indonesian-Australian artist Jumaadi which has been commissioned especially for 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art. Featuring a series of new shadow puppets created by the artist and accompanied by musical performances, Journal of Dusk draws on a form of traditional Indonesian theatre called wayang kulit to weave poetic narratives based on historical connections between Australia and South-East Asia.
Journal of Dusk continues Jumaadi’s interest in the history of migration and exchange between Australia and Indonesia during the twentieth century through a creative reinterpretation of the story of the construction of Australia’s first gamelan, an Indonesian percussion instrument. Beginning with depictions of agrarian life from Indonesia, Journal of Dusk presents a montage of imagery from Australia and Indonesia including animals and plants, through to more abstract scenes of landscapes and places. For more information visit the 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art website at: http://www.4a.com.au/journal-of-dusk/ In addition to the three performances, Jumaadi will be leading a workshop for younger audiences (recommended age 7-12)*. Children will join Jumaadi in the making of shadow puppets, story writing and the actual performance of shadow puppetry. They will leave with a shadow puppet of their own creation. Bookings are essential and can be made at http://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/journal-of-dusk-a-contemporary-shadow-play-by-jumaadi-tickets-17874984560 For people based in the Newcastle area, you might be interested in this movie night fundraiser at Hamilton Public School on Friday 18 September. ![]()
The Australia Indonesia Association (AIA) has initiated a national program of annual awards to recognise and honour Australians and Indonesians who have made significant contributions to the greater understanding and friendship between Indonesians and Australians. Nominations for this year's awards are now open.
For more information,visit the AIA website at: http://australia-indonesia-association.com/australia-indonesia-awards/ |
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