Women participation as agent of citizen´s diplomacy through solo international performing art (SIRPA)

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Women affiliated with Semarak Candrakirana Art Studio have been carrying out a set of artistic performances, in particular, dance. This art studio was established and developed by women art activists to preserve national culture. One of the activities organised by Semarak Candrakirana to preserve national culture is, among others, the organization of international events. The objective of this research is to explain the women’s participation as agents of citizen diplomacy by introducing Indonesian culture through Solo International Performing Art (SIPA). To analyze the case, the theory of citizen diplomacy and post-feminism is used. The findings showed that the women of Semarak Candrakirana Art Center promote Javanese culture through their international performances. These activities fall into the category of citizens diplomacy, supporting the Indonesian government's diplomatic efforts to strengthen relations with other countries.

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Harini, S., & Webster, T. W. (2020). Women participation as agent of citizen´s diplomacy through solo international performing art (SIRPA). Revista UNISCI, 2020(53), 131–141. https://doi.org/10.31439/UNISCI-87

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