Welcome to the Truly Bagus ENTRANCE Project page

 

Thank you for visiting us.

 

 

A delegation of representatives of the ISI including the Dean Ms Rimu and Rector Mr Rai,discussed the future of collaborative projects with Mr Paul Trinidad and believe an investigation into a regenerated project called Truly Bagus, should be undertaken.

 

This web page is the link point for cultural exchange project and studio activities between students from ITB, ISI Indonesia and FALVA, Australia.

It will also weblog activities in the teaching program for Visa 1151 and 1152 units at FALVA. Inderdisciplineary activities with ARCT/LACH 1100 co-ordinated by Sophie Giles will be included.

Field trips to Wolf Lane, Studio activities, visits to artists and supporters will be blogged from this site.

Students from the studio art program FALVA meet with Mr Hans Arkeveld who is about to visit Java on a research field trip with Ms Joan Johnson. Hans Arkeveld is one of Western Australia's most respected artists, his art work in the field of anatomy is unparalleled.

 

 

Meeting with Chris Hill to learn more information about Wayang painting as well as other traditional and some contemporary Balinese styles. Chris Hills collection and discussion also included abstract and epehmeral works from local and international artists.

 

Truly Bagus Project
(Truly Good Project)

Truly Bagus Project Brief

INTRODUCTION

Concepts
Investigation into the nature of Entrance:

This is an ephemeral project that may produce works of art or may just provide stimulation toward developing ideas toward substantive pieces. The project could be a point of departure, or, and entrance into many layered investigations.

Before continuing let us consider some aspects of what Entrance could mean?

From the dictionary

en+trance

Use entrance in a Sentence
–noun

1. an act of entering, as into a place or upon new duties.
2. a point or place of entering; an opening or passage for entering, as a doorway.
3. the right, privilege, or permission to enter; admission: People improperly dressed will be refused entrance to the theater. 
4. Theater. the moment or place in the script at which an actor comes on the stage.
5. Music. a. the point in a musical score at which a particular voice or instrument joins the ensemble.
b. the way in which this is done: a sloppy entrance. 

6. a manner, means, or style of entering a room, group, etc.; way of coming into view: She mimicked Joan's entrance. 
7. Nautical. the immersed portion of a hull forward of the middle body (opposed to run ).

please visit dictionary.com  http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=entrance

Synonyms

entry
ingress
admittance
ingression
introduction
intromission
access
bewitch
enchant
enthrall
spell
spellbind

please visit the visual thesaurus to expand your mind further:

http://www.visualthesaurus.com/landing/?ad=ddc.large&word=entrance&utm_source=ddc&utm_medium=large&utm_campaign=VT

Implications – Rules
Include collaborators (assistants):
Invent your own criteria or use some of the following suggestions:
Unsuspecting collaborators
Person you know who wears the tightest pants
Firmest handshake
Worst hair
For information on collaborations

Patrick Holbrook’s web site – the tongue project, Seinfeld’s floor plan etc http://www.patrickholbrook.com

Note: Make fun but not bigoted selection criteria – maybe you must keep this secret from your collaborators.

Role of collaborators
Share their thoughts about heart?
Do you have a secret desire about them
Already have strong personality or characteristic of heart. (passionate, loving heartless etc)
Assist you with performative tasks (technical and skills)
Research assistant
Audience

Format for work
All work must be finally presented within a CD jewel case.
It can be
Digital – images – video – or combination
Digital photo of found objects – assemblages
Record of art fragments
Collage
Writing – poetry
Music

Outcomes – Objectives
Cultural exchange
Exhibition of CD works in Australia / Indonesia
International cultural exchange of Art / Objects / Correspondence / Website.
Travelling Museum (possibly tour)

Technical:
This project can be considered digital, meaning that information can be transmitted and published electronically in catalogue form and on the world wide web.

Digitally worked images are not an essential requisite – for participants working in ‘other media’ the interpretation of digital is broad. Participants are welcome to submit digital photographs. This could include a photo of a scenario, scanned or photographed traditional media work or a full-worked digital image?

Each participant to submit a digital image size 710 x 710 pixels at 150 dpi resolution.
In addition, title, name of participant, medium of work and in no more than 200 words, a brief description of the scenario relating to the reading of the work or artists intent / statement.