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Kunsthalle Basel opens LuYang s first solo exhibition in Switzerland

LuYang knows what it is like to die. And to be reborn. In the virtual world, that is. Across a thrillingly hypnotic oeuvre, the Shanghai- born, Tokyo-

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Dr AA Ayu Bulan Trisna Djelantik 1947-2021

The Island of Bali was saddened to learn that Doctor Anak Agung Ayu Bulan Trisna Djelantik died on Wednesday, 24 February 2021. Dr. Djelantik was a woman of many complex and interesting parts: She was a specialist doctor practicing in the field of ENT (ear, nose, and throat), a medical educator at Padjadjaran University, and an world-renowned artist in the field of traditional Indonesian dance,. Dr. Delantik, age 74, died of pancreatic cancer at the Siloam Semanggi Hospital in Jakarta at 30 minutes past midnight on Wednesday. A descendent of Bali’s Royal Household of Karangasem, Ayu Bulan Trisna Djelantik was born in Deventer, Holland, in 1947 to her Balinese father, Dr. A.A. Made Djelantik, and Dutch mother, Astri Henriette Zwart. Bulantrisna’s father was the son of the

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