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THIRTY-THREE SEASONS IN HELL: A PROLOGUE (II)

27 April 2018

      Eight years ago, I was interviewed for the magazine BaliSavvy, “the official American Express® guide to the island”.   I found a copy of that 2010 interview recently in an archive of the adversities I have endured since March 2010.  I decided to post it here, in several installments, as … Continue reading →

Filled under : Bali , Ethnographica , Interiors , Ornament , Textiles , The Saga , Tribal Art , Uncategorized
Author : Susi
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Tagged on : 33 Seasons in Hell , ancient asian gold , ancient jewelry , Antiquities Trade , Bali , Bali news , Bali problems , Bali style , Bruno Piazza , buried treasure , ethics , excavated gold , gold , ICON Asian Arts , Indian textiles , Indonesian antiques , Indonesian textiles , looted , Macan Tidur , Susi Johnston , textile collections , tribal art dealers , tribal weapons , Ubud , wabi sabi

Javanese Antique Furniture Enters the Realm of Fine Art

27 November 2009

ICON Asian Arts (Bali) and Editions Didier Millet (Singapore) are collaborating to raise Javanese antiques to the level of fine art. The Bali gallery will host on 3 December 2009 two simultaneous events: the opening of the world premier exhibition of the Smith-Tirtoprodjo Collection of Javanese antiques; and the launch of … Continue reading →

Filled under : Bali , Ethnographica , Furniture Design , Tribal Art
Author : Susi
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Tagged on : art exhibitions , Bali gallery openings , Bali style , Didier Millet , furniture design , ICON Asian Arts