THIS IS A PAST EVENT.
Offerings are an important part of daily life in Bali. Part of Indonesia, the island’s culture draws on Hindu religious practices that emphasize giving as an act of devotion. Flowers, incense, fruits, snacks, and money are grouped into offerings and dedicated at temples or at home. Meaningful objects are one way to make an offering, but performances can also be dedicated to gods and ancestors. Gamelan orchestras perform spirited music to accompany sacred rites. Wayang shadow puppets act out religious epics. This exhibit features artistic objects from several Balinese traditions and connects them to their religious meanings. Admission is free.
Saturday, April 29 at 10:00am to 4:30pm
Lam Museum of Anthropology
1834 Wake Forest Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106
Arts & Entertainment, Exhibit, Multicultural / International, Next Week at Wake
Alumni, Faculty, General Public, Parents/Guests, Staff, Students, First-Year Undergraduate Students, Prospective Students
Free
Sara Cromwell
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