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On Monday, August 30, 2021, Forum30 was again held and running in its 5th edition. Forum30 as a series of the 30th Anniversary of PSPSR UGM “The Future of Arts” in this 5th edition raised the topic “Menjelajahi Pergelaran Tertayang”, with Yudi Ahmad Tajudin (Teater Garasi) as a resource for the discussion, G.R. Lono L. Simatupang (PSPSR UGM) as responder, and Dina Triastuti (Kalanari) as moderator. Sixty-nine participants attended this discussion through the Zoom Meeting platform, and 8 participants took part in this discussion through a live stream through the “PSPSR UGM” YouTube channel.
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The Performing Arts and Fine Arts Study Program, Postgraduate School, Gadjah Mada University has contributed to the academic realm of art studies for 6th lustrum. The Study of Performing Arts and Fine Arts has been in its 30th year, with hundreds of alumni scattered throughout Indonesia.
Tuesday, March 30, 2021, the Dies Natalis opening of the Performing Arts and Fine Arts Study Program was held for the first time online. The online Anniversary opening was carried out through the Zoom Cloud Meetings platform, which was attended by around 164 participants, including students, alumni, and the academic community at Gadjah Mada University.
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The cultural mission in the Indonesian homeland had been implemented after Indonesia’s independence in 1945. For Sukarno, it was through culture that Indonesia could demonstrate independence, as well as its cultural diversity. On that basis, Sukarno had carried out a cultural mission by sending various artists abroad. In short, the cultural mission kept Sukarno’s foreign policy agenda. Read more …