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Star rated hotels not presenting
art performances
Denpasar
- In order to develop and preserve Bali’s arts
and cultures, the sides of star-rated hotels and restaurants
should present Bali’s arts and cultures, especially
dances in their hotels or restaurants. The performances of
Bali’s arts to foreign visitors presented all this time
at star-rated hotels are gradually expected to be directed
to villages.
The chair of Bali’s PHRI (Indonesian Hotels and Restaurants
Association), Tjokorda Ardana Sukawati proposed that idea
in conjunction to the improper rewards received by artists.
“We all know and are sad with the rewards received by
Bali’s artists. How it is hurting to see the art groups
going to the hotels that book them by open trucks,”
said Cok Ace, familiarly called Cok Ace.
An artist group performing gets an unsatisfying taking from
a hotel or restaurant’s management, ranging from Rp
1 million to Rp 2 million for a performance.
In fact, a group consists of tens of members. It means a person
gets merely some Rp 20,000 to Rp 30,000.
Therefore, Cok Ace, who is also a lecturer at Udayana University,
had an idea for art performances to be conducted in villages
where the artists reside. Hence, the domestic or foreign guests
wanting to see the art performances should come to the artists’
villages.
By this way, the multiplying economic effects for the villages’
peoples will also be great. People can sell handicrafts, foods,
and beverages to those guests.
“Rural people economies will be vigorous and the takings
of the artists will be bigger and their dignities are going
to be better appreciated,” he commented.
He said further that the matter had been said to Bali’s
Governor Dewa Made Beratha, who welcomed and supported positively
the idea to be enhanced.
“He even mentioned that he was also sad with the condition.
The appreciations to Bali’s artists are not respecting
humanity. This creates a concern that Bali’s next generation
will be reluctant to have professions as artists,” Cok
Ace said. *pry/ant
THUMB
UP DESERVING- Appreciations to Bali’s artists remain
low. Making guests visiting villages, where Bali’s art
groups have home-bases, to see their performances is a thumb-up
deserving idea.
bisnisbali.com
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