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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
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DTEND:20190330T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
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DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
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DTEND:20190405T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
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DTSTART:20190405T200000Z
DTEND:20190405T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454778
DTSTART:20190406T170000Z
DTEND:20190406T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454779
DTSTART:20190407T200000Z
DTEND:20190407T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454780
DTSTART:20190410T200000Z
DTEND:20190410T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454781
DTSTART:20190411T200000Z
DTEND:20190411T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454782
DTSTART:20190412T200000Z
DTEND:20190412T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180432Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454783
DTSTART:20190413T170000Z
DTEND:20190413T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454784
DTSTART:20190414T200000Z
DTEND:20190414T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454785
DTSTART:20190417T200000Z
DTEND:20190417T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454786
DTSTART:20190418T200000Z
DTEND:20190419T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454787
DTSTART:20190419T200000Z
DTEND:20190419T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454788
DTSTART:20190420T170000Z
DTEND:20190420T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
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DTSTART:20190421T200000Z
DTEND:20190421T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454790
DTSTART:20190424T200000Z
DTEND:20190424T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454791
DTSTART:20190425T200000Z
DTEND:20190425T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454792
DTSTART:20190426T200000Z
DTEND:20190426T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454793
DTSTART:20190427T170000Z
DTEND:20190427T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260610T180433Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4454794
DTSTART:20190428T200000Z
DTEND:20190428T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition by visiting Balinese artist I Made "Bayak" Muli
 ana (Made Bayak)\, on display March 25-April 28\, 2019\, is the centerpiec
 e of a series of events taking place at various Athens and UGA venues from
  March 25 through April 7. Bayak will take part in a community-wide series
  of appearances\, performances\, and talks\, which will provide many oppor
 tunities to interact with the artist and learn about his work and the cult
 ural context in which it takes place. All events are free and open to the 
 public.\n\nGallery hours during New Gods | Old Gods:\n\nOpening reception 
 Monday\, March 25\, 5-7 p.m.\n\nWed-Fri: 4-6 p.m.\n\nSat: 1-6 p.m.\n\nSun:
  4-6 p.m.\n\nThird Thursday\, April 18: 4-9 p.m.\n\nBayak’s visual pract
 ice merges images and symbols from Balinese cosmology and current Balinese
  political and ecological movements to bring attention to parasitic real e
 state development and past actions of violence within Bali. The colorful a
 nd piercing narrative works that will be on exhibition use waste plastic a
 nd trash\, ink\, acrylic paint\, stencils\, and traditional Balinese paint
 ing techniques to tell difficult stories of Balinese history. Additional d
 ocumentary photographs and videos of his work and contextual information a
 bout Bali will also be on exhibit.\n\nThe ATHICA exhibit and surrounding e
 vents are curated and organized by Peter Brosius\, Distinguished Research 
 Professor in the department of anthropology\, and Alden DiCamillo\, an int
 erdisciplinary artist\, graduate student in the Lamar Dodd School of Art\,
  and ATHICA intern. Together with Sarah Hitchner\, assistant research scie
 ntist at UGA\, they are conducting research on how Bayak’s work weaves n
 arratives of explicit and implicit violence into a visual activism that us
 es innovative material experimentation combined with energetic portrayals 
 of Balinese cosmology. Anthropologists Brosius and Hitchner have conducted
  long-term research in Indonesia and Malaysia regarding threats to cultura
 l landscapes and displacement of indigenous communities through land degra
 dation and violent real estate policy.\n\nThe exhibit and surrounding even
 ts are sponsored by ATHICA with the support of The James E. and Betty J. H
 uffer Foundation and Creature Comforts Brewery\, the Willson Center for Hu
 manities and Arts\, the department of anthropology\, the Center for Integr
 ative Conservation Research\, Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE)\, the O
 ffice of Sustainability\, the Lamar Dodd School of Art\, the Lyndon House 
 Arts Center\, and the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department.
GEO:33.965858;-83.382262
LOCATION:Athica
SUMMARY:Exhibition: New Gods | Old Gods
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uga.edu/event/exhibition_new_gods_old_gods
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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