MATCHA isn't just a mixer—it's what makes your visit to the Asian Art Museum downright exhilarating. Experience mesmerizing performances, create your own art, embark on gallery tours, see the latest special exhibition, sit in on a talk, mingle with friends over cocktails, enjoy what the DJ is spinning, and much, much more.
On view at the Asian Art Museum from February 25–September 11, 2011. It is not only the beauty of the Indonesian island that has attracted visitors but also its performance and ritual arts traditions. Although Bali is widely known as one of the most vibrant centers of both visual and performing arts in the world, there has never been a large-scale, in-depth examination of its artistic traditions in the United States.
Temple dances involve refined, stylized motions of daily life as a gift to
visiting deities during festivals. Enchanting music, splendid costumes, and
exquisite movements are pleasurable to both divine guests and village
audiences. Celebrate the opening of the Bali: Art, Ritual, Performance
exhibition (on view at the Asian Art Museum from February 25-September 11,
2011) with an auspicious performance of dance and music by ensemble Gadung
Kasturi.
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