The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Life | Thu, October 21 1999, 7:10 AM
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SINGARAJA, Bali (JP): The Nagasepaha village in Buleleng,
north Bali, is not as fortunate as Ubud in the southern part of Bali,
although the villageis home to many talented glass-painting artists.
In l927, a wayang puppet master, Jero Dalang Diah, was bold enough to create an experimental artwork -- painting wayang figures on glass, a rare painting medium in that period.
Unlike Ubud or other villages, especially those located near
Denpasar, the province's...
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Titik keberangkatan
Jika kita melihat cikal bakal keberadaan lukisan kaca di Bali, akan
lebih mudah memasukkannya ke dalam sejarah 'kerajinan' dibandingkan
memasukkannya ke dalam sejarah 'seni rupa murni'.
Lukisan kaca pertama di Bali, yang jika kita sepakati pertama kali
dibuat oleh Jro Dalang Diah...
JERO DALANG DIAH: The Pros Cons of aid projects to Local Artist
JERO DALANG DIAH
Prior to the commencement of a research and aid project, the art form in the north Balinese village of Nagasepaha, glass painting was little known. The project clims to be aimed at both preserving and: promoting the village's glass painting industry. But can it to both at once?
The practice of painting on glass painting originated in the Netherlands in the 14th century from where it spread throughout Europe to Iran. By the 19th...
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