A day in the life of a Balinese artist

Bali – the name alone conjures up images of terraced rice fields and mighty volcanoes. Beyond its exotic appeal, the soul and character of Bali are defined by its people. In the 1930s, Ubud became a haven for artists such as Walter Spies, Miguel Covarrubias and, later, Antonio Blanco and Arie Smit. The island has been a magnet for the arts, with Ubud at its epicentre. Today’s special experience is a remarkable opportunity to discover Bali through its people and the unique art forms for which the island is renowned worldwide. We invite you to join us on this unforgettable journey. Step behind the scenes into a world that is normally hidden from travellers. You will meet the local artists in person at their homes and workshops. Following this unique encounter, you will head to the home of a local Balinese family for a traditional home-cooked lunch or dinner.

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