The art-focused boutique hotel, ARTOTEL Sanur – Bali, proudly presents FEELING GOOD, an art exhibition in collaboration with Rupa Bali, launched on April 14, 2023 at the hotel’s ARTSPACE.
Inviting nine local artists from Bali to showcase their work, the theme of the exhibition takes inspiration from the hit song ‘Feeling Good’, originally sung by Anthony Newly and Leslie Bricusse and later performed by the likes of Nina Simone, Michael Buble, MUSE and Avicii. The FEELING GOOD art exhibition, edited by Savitri Sastrawan, aims to convey the same sentiment as the famous song, capturing the message of its lyrics and allowing the participating artists to express their interpretations in their own way.
This resulted in 14 works of art across a variety of mediumsin the style of each of the artists, from abstract art to textile installations, which they are all on display at ARTSPACE. These works are a representation of human emotions, individual reflections of everyday life, humor and happiness, and the gentle nature of our surroundings. The nine Balinese artists invited by Rupa Bali are: Rosemarie Sutanto, Sakde Oka, Siji, Unclejoy, Gusade, Ni Wayan Penawati, Pradnya Paramita, Vita Wulansari and Arde Wiyasa.
ARTOTEL Group, born in Indonesia, has always had a keen interest in uplifting local art and design, emphasizing these two components in all their activities from hospitality, food and beverage, events and merchandising. The company’s vision is to uplift Indonesia’s creative industry by supporting young artists through collaborations in the form of exhibitions, performances, workshops, and the production of affordable art-focused merchandise.
With that, ARTOTEL Sanur — Bali is carrying out this mission with young Indonesian artists in Bali, providing a platform especially for emerging contemporary artists. FEELING GOOD is on display from 14 April to 14 June 2023 and is open to guests and visitors.
ARTOTEL Sanur – Bali
Jl. Kusumasari No. 1, Sanur
+62 361 472 1000
www.artotelgroup.com / @artotelsanur
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