HOW TO GET TO SOAS

Mentawai Tattoo RevivalJagat Gamelan Food stallsProject Tobong Balinese Mask Dance

B Suite10.45 - 11.15: DRESSING-UP CORNER: discover and try

out the Indonesian textiles and clothing from different parts of Indonesia and the props to combine with.

11.00 - 17.00: EXHIBITION on textiles of Sumatra: a curated exhibition of traditional textiles from Minangkabau, Palembang and Lampung from a private collection. Browse along the stalls selling beautiful textiles, clothing, accessories, and more.

11.15 - 12.00: STORYTELLING: A Leap across the Ocean. Join Debbie Guneratne as she weaves traditional stories of giants, gems and a golden snail, with anecdotes of her travels in Indonesia, from Java to Kelimutu, a volcano on Flores, stopping at Komodo where she found the dragon she had been given for her fifth birthday.

12.30 - 13.00: TALK on North Sumatran textile tradition, Pulang Kampung: travelling back to honour the villagers by Sandra Niessen.

13.30 - 14.00: TALK on many different types of Batik by Diane Gaffney.

14.00 - 15.00: TALK on Project Tobong: documenting a dying traditional play ‘KETOPRAK TOBONG’ in Java by Helen Marshall and Risang Yuwono.

B LECTURE theatre foyer11.00 - 12.00: WORKSHOP: Poco-Poco Dance with the

Indonesian Community. Learn the Indonesian folk dance from North Sulawesi.

12.30 - 13.30: WORKSHOP: Balinese Mask Dance with Margaret Coldiron. Encounter all the fascinating characters from Balinese Topéng and learn to dance the fierce Topeng Keras, the strong Prime Minister. Please sign up.

B LECTURE Theatre10.00 - 12.00: WORKSHOP: Balinese Gamelan with

Manuel Jimenez. Please sign up.

13.30 - 14.30: PERFORMANCE: Bonapasogit sings Batak songs followed by:

FILM : ‘Rangsa Ni Tonun’ (dir. Sandra Niessen and MJA Nashir) A film on Batak Ulos textile.

14.30 - 15.00: MUSIC: The Children of the Choir of All Saints' Church, New Eltham (dir. Luke Green) sing Indonesian Children’s' Songs.

15.00 - 15.30: PERFORMANCE: Jagat Gamelan plays Balinese Semar Pegulingan Gamelan.

15.30 - 16.00: PERFORMANCE: A cappella quatour: Maude Pinet and friends sing Indonesian songs.

16.00 - 16.15: FASHION PARADE: Beautiful Indonesian clothing by Batik Lence.

16.00 - 16.45: PERFORMANCE: Balinese Mask dance by Tiffany Strawson and Margaret Coldiron interpreting the fairytale of ‘Red Riding Hood’.

17.00: GRAND FINALE: FASHION PARADE Beautiful Indonesian clothing by Batik Lence. Some designs took up to 3-4 months work by hand depending on the style and detailing.

17.30-16.00: Suara Indonesia dance group, presents an energetic mix of dance, body percussion and song influenced by their Indonesian heritage and Australian upbringing.

Room 211.00 - 12.00: TALK: Traditional and Contemporary

Indonesian Architecture Visual presentations by Lesley Pullen (SOAS) and DalianaSuryawinata (SHAU,IAI-EU). An event curated by JALAN.

12.30 - 14.00: FILM: Cita-citaku setinggi tanah (dir. Eugene Panji) The film starts off as a documentary, and closely follows its protagonists in order to portray the beauty of a simple but intact childhood in Rural Indonesia. (suitable for all ages)

14.00 - 14.30: Short documentary: Mentawai Tattoo Revival (dir. Rahung Nasution) A Jakarta tattoo artist visits Mentawai to document the local tattoo tradition.

15.30 - 17.00: Vakansi Yang Janggal dan Penyakit Lainnya (dir. Yosep Anggi Noen) Ning, a young married catholic woman embarks on a long road trip with her Muslim colleague.(suitable for adult audiences only)

All programmes subject to changePoster designed by Paul Flanders

www.tragus.co.uk

SOAS Buildin Foyer11.00 - finish: Information desk on STUDYING IN INDONESIA

by the Education Attaché’s Office of the Indonesian Embassy in London.

SOAS pedestrian area 10.00 - finish: The ever popular FOOD STALLS selling all

kind of Indonesian food and snacks will be served along the pedestrian area.

12.00 - 12.30: OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT: Featuring colourful characters of FIPA’s Ramayana characters on stilts: Rama, Sinta, Rahwana and Hanuman. From afternoon, sing along with the Indonesian community lead by Teguh Santosa and Evie Sihite.

Room 314.30 - 16.00: LANGUAGE: Learn Bahasa Indonesia

with the Indonesian Embassy. Please sign up.