Michael Franti gets ready for NYE in Bali
Founder of the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy in the early 1990s, followed by Spearhead, Franti is a poet, musician, and social justice activist who has had a home Bali for some years. He spoke to us about his Bali and his thoughts as he looks forward to the NYE show.
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An Israeli in Indonesia
Etgar Keret is one of Israel’s most acclaimed contemporary authors, with particular appeal to the younger generations. His books are bestsellers in Israel and around the world, and have been translated into 22 languages. Over 40 short films have been based on his stories, and Jellyfish, a feature film he co-directed with his wife, won the Camera d’Or at Cannes in 2007. Catriona Mitchell met him at the 2010 Ubud Writers Festival.
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Indonesia: A Synergy of the Senses
With its incredible topographic and cultural diversity, Indonesia remains a puzzle to many outsiders. Historians, anthropologists, and politicians have struggled to define the precise contours and identity of this sprawling archipelago.
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Ubud Writers Festival: The Countdown Begins
Kabar asked festival founder/director Janet De Neefe what she's particularly looking forward to this year: here she recommends her top 5 things to see at the 2009 festival.
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