*Postponed* Elevate 2017 Talk- I Made Sutama: The Spiritual Journey of Ogoh-ogoh in Balinese Culture

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*Postponed* Elevate 2017 Talk- I Made Sutama: The Spiritual Journey of Ogoh-ogoh in Balinese Culture

By Walk the Plank

Date and time

Tue, 17 Oct 2017 19:00 - 20:30 GMT+1

Location

Cobden Works

37-41 Cobden Street Salford M6 6WF United Kingdom

Description

**Due to Visa entry issues, this talk has been postponed. We will send updates to all attendees with the new date once we know more.**

I Made Sutama will talk about the fascinating techniques and traditions behind the Balinese Ogoh-Ogoh Masks and puppets from Bali.

Ogoh-ogoh is a big puppet (2 meters - 5 meters) made out of wood, bamboo and paper. Its form is usually a beast or scary creature, made according to local Bali story or from Ramayana & Mahabharata. It is made by communities to celebrate Balinese new year, with parade, dance and Balinese traditional music and burnt.

More about I Made Sutama

I Made Sutama is a Balinese artist living and working in Vilnius, Lithuania. He studied traditional art (wood carving) from age 12, then continued to Art High School SMK N 1 Sukawati. After that, he went to Art Institute of Denpasar Bali.

From 2005 he worked professionally as a “ogoh-ogoh” creator. I Made Sutama believes making “ogoh-ogoh” it’s not just about creating art, it’s about working together with the community, it is about sharing ideas and energy with all the community members.


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Who are these masterclasses for?
The masterclass is designed for North West artists and creatives, especially those interested in outdoor arts practice.

Where is this masterclass held?
Walk the Plank, Cobden Works, 37-41 Cobden Street, Salford, M6 6WF

The venue is a 20/25mins walk from Salford Crescent Train Station and bus stops are at the top of the road which connect into central Manchester. You may find the Manchester Travel Planner useful when planning your visit.

Is this masterclass free to attend?
Yes - this talk is free to attend and is fully funded by Arts Council England however spaces are limited.

If, after booking, you know that you can no longer attend, plaese contact us on learning@walktheplank.co.uk and we will release your place to the waiting list.

How to book
Click Register above and complete the booking form.
If you have any queries, please contact us on learning@walktheplank.co.uk


About ELEVATE

ELEVATE gives artists and community leaders the opportunity to gain inspiration and skills from internationally renowned musicians, designers and participatory artists.

The workshops are supported by Arts Council England and aim to support regional artists to create world-class art in the public realm. ELEVATE’s masterclass series is a partnership project between Manchester City Council and Walk the Plank's learning programme.

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Walk the Plank is one of the UK’s leading outdoor arts organisations with an award-winning portfolio of work drawn from an exciting range of creative projects nationally and internationally. From village square to international stage, we work in collaboration with diverse communities and artists to enrich lives through shared creative experience. We create work that gives people a sense of pride, a sense of identity and a sense of place. In 2017 we move to our new creative hub for outdoor arts, in Salford, coinciding with our 25th anniversary. After a quarter of a century of inspiring creative excellence, we continue to have a huge appetite for artistic risk and innovation.

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