HOM Art Trans: TRANSMISSION by Dadi Setiyadi, 31 July

TRANSMISSION by Dadi Setiyadi, 31 July - 12 Aug 2009

Dadi Setiyadi was born in 1977 in Bandung, Indonesia. He graduated with a B.A in Fine Art, Art Institute of Indonesia (ISI) Yogyakarta, majoring in Sculpture.

Since 1996 he had participated in more than 90 art group exhibitions such as Celebration (Galeri 7 Bintang, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; 2009), Animal Kingdom (Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; 2008), Kopi Kretek Kraton (Kebun Mimpi Gallery, Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia; 2008), Global Warming Kunst-camer (GWK, Bali, Indonesia ;2007), Group Exhibition Art Fair (Beijing, China; 2006), Intersection Art Exhibition (California, US; 2006), Realis Banal (Gracia Gallery Surabaya, Indonesia; 2005), Indofood Art Awards, (National Museum, Jakarta, Indonesia; 2002), Nokia Arts Awards Asia Pacific 1999 (Singapore; 2000), Kartunisi Vredeburg Fortress Museum, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; 1999) He was won Top five winners of Indonesia Nokia Arts Award Asia Pacific, Indonesia in 1999 and 2000, and finalist for Indonesia Indofood Art Awards and nominated for Biennelle International Drawing and Print, Taiwan. He was also awarded a scholarship by Koko International, Indonesia for two years.

Besides exhibition Dedi Satiyadi been involved with the community project together with other collective art group advocating on culture issues in Indonesia such as, We are what we eat (Yogyakarta Biennale, Menoreh Hill, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; 2004) Katarupa, Indonesian Folklore on visual, Indonesia; 2005-2007).

In 2009, he was artist in residence at House Of MATAHATI, Kuala Lumpur and also at Rimbun Dahan, Selangor, Malaysia.

Artwork

A Green for Dream Before Dali / 2008 / 190x 150cm / Acrylic on canvas

A Green to Imagine Before Lenon /2008 / 200x 150cm / Acrylic on canvas

A Green for Hope Before Obama /2008 / 190x 150cm / Acrylic on canvas

Green Shoes for Bush/2008 / 190x 150cm / Acrylic on canvas

A Green for Sexiest Before Monroe /2008/ 200x150cm/ acrylic on canvas

A Green for Laugh Before Bean/2008 / 150x 140cm / Acrylic on canvas

So’a Prince /2009 / 165x 120cm / Acrylic on canvas

Garis Tangan-tangan Tuhan /2009 / 153 x 168cm / Acrylic on canvas / Rimbun Dahan Collection

Senyuman Misteri After Monalisa /2009 / 183x 153cm / Acrylic on canvas

Fear Factor Inside/2009 / 168x 153cm / Acrylic on canvas

Si Pemain Api /2009 / 153x 168cm / Acrylic on canvas

Pemakan Segala /2009 / 61x 92cm / Acrylic on canvas

Hujan Semut/2009 / 137x 130cm / Acrylic on canvas

Gi-Ant/2009 / 135x 135cm / Acrylic on canvas

Running Arnab (Dari Cerita Rakyat Nusantara)/2009 / 153x 168cm / Acrylic on canvas

Opening Night

Adopted Residency (A-RES) is a six-month residency programme designed for young and emerging local artists to start creating their name and building their own career in the local art scene.

The programme emphasizes on committed studio practice that serves as guidance in art direction and technique for the resident artists, fully supervised by HOM Art Trans and guest artists. They will also be exposed to the reality of being a full time artists.

Towards the end of the programme, all the artworks that are produced during the residency will be exhibited for public viewing.

Southeast Asia Art Group Exchanged Residency (SAGER) is a regional residency programme organized by HOM Art Trans (Malaysia), SageJogja (Indonesia) and Projectspace Pilipinas (Philippines).

The exchanged residency takes in artists with at least five years of experience and SAGER enables Malaysian, Indonesian, and Filipino artists to foster and strengthen regional ties, as well as to network and establish a better understanding of their neighbours.

The residency entails 30-days each in Kuala Lumpur, Jogjakarta and Manila. During this time, artists-in-residences not only produce artworks for exhibitions in each city, but also partake in studio visits, gallery and art institution visits, as well as introductions to significant art collectors and art communities.

Aside from these physical dialogues, SAGER also fosters a visual dialogue, as artists from these three countries are encouraged to engage in cross-cultural meditations and to broach new visual languages in their works.

ARTRIANGLE is an exhibition showcasing the latest artworks from Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and Singapore. With the purpose of increasing the appreciation of art in this region through a more open network of exchange and to further inculcate closer working ties amongst our artists, it aspires to energies a 4-way art dialogue between these countries and inadvertently, adds more excitement to the art scene in Southeast Asia.

ARTIANGLE is also a fund-raising event. Benefits from the sales of the exhibition will be channelled to the MATAHATI Art Fund (MAF).

MAF is an effort that provides funds to support visual artists and help the art scene in general. It will go towards assisting in the welfare of those artists in need, which includes incidences involving natural disasters, accidents and health issues. MAF is also used as a grant for artists to initiate art projects and art activities.

Artaidartist is a social media platform that’s purpose and intention is to introduce and market fine artworks in a series of virtual exhibitions. This platform was initiated in efforts to support artists who have been affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic, and who have struggled to make ends meet during the continuous implementation of MCO.

Artists whose works are sold will be entitled to fifty percent of the sale of their works, while the remaining fifty percent will be donated to participating artists whose works were not purchased during the showcase. The distribution of profit will not only represent a community of artists coming together in solidarity towards those in financial need, but will also provide support to as many artists as possible..

Artaidartist is an open call that involves all Malaysian visual artists, comprising of young, emerging, and established. Featuring some of their best work, all artworks will be capped between RM500 to RM5000. This special offer which is below the market price, will allow the sale to be more accessible and affordable to a larger pool of art enthusiasts and young collectors.

MEA Award is a biennial competition that honours the most promising young artists in Malaysia. Its main goal is to recognize the country's top emerging talents and to give them the opportunity to break into the local and international art scenes.

The 5 artists with the highest number of votes from a panel of respected juries will receive cash prize, coucher for art materials, 10-day travel grant to a city in Southeast Asia and a showcase of their works.

MEA Award is joint-organized by HOM Art Trans and Galeri Chandan.