Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism
This paper explores intangible cultural product transformation in the context of Balinese Dance, under the influence of tourism growth as a case study. Tourism has transformed part of Balinese culture’s orientation from religion to economy. This trend is mostly prominent in Balinese cultural product...
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| author | Yusri Abdillah Supriono Supriono Bambang Supriyono |
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| description | This paper explores intangible cultural product transformation in the context of Balinese Dance, under the influence of tourism growth as a case study. Tourism has transformed part of Balinese culture’s orientation from religion to economy. This trend is mostly prominent in Balinese cultural product, particularly Balinese arts. Whereas in the days before tourism came to the island arts develop following religious demand, current development takes place in the garb of tourism and evolves in a more complex and secular setting. The current study investigates the development process in the Balinese dance within the framework of Special Interest Tourism (SIT). In particular, it looks closer at the orientation of Balinese dance innovation in Ubud, a Bali’s tourist spot that is praised as the Bali’s art center. The recent study employed a qualitative approach, which included observations, documentation and interviews. The data were collected during fieldwork conducted in 2010 and 2018. Results of the study show that Balinese dances are growing as a mean to promote tourism industry in the island, maximizing tourist experience, as well as showing the Balinese identity as a “cultured society.” This implies that Balinese is still evolving “traditional arts” innovatively as part of their everyday lives, showing a living culture of their society. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-329d1630556848789563d4b156aaac082022-12-22T00:39:41ZengTaylor & Francis GroupCogent Social Sciences2331-18862022-12-018110.1080/23311886.2022.2076962Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourismYusri Abdillah0Supriono Supriono1Bambang Supriyono2Tourism Program Study, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, IndonesiaDepartment of Business Administration, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, IndonesiaDepartment of Public Administration, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang, IndonesiaThis paper explores intangible cultural product transformation in the context of Balinese Dance, under the influence of tourism growth as a case study. Tourism has transformed part of Balinese culture’s orientation from religion to economy. This trend is mostly prominent in Balinese cultural product, particularly Balinese arts. Whereas in the days before tourism came to the island arts develop following religious demand, current development takes place in the garb of tourism and evolves in a more complex and secular setting. The current study investigates the development process in the Balinese dance within the framework of Special Interest Tourism (SIT). In particular, it looks closer at the orientation of Balinese dance innovation in Ubud, a Bali’s tourist spot that is praised as the Bali’s art center. The recent study employed a qualitative approach, which included observations, documentation and interviews. The data were collected during fieldwork conducted in 2010 and 2018. Results of the study show that Balinese dances are growing as a mean to promote tourism industry in the island, maximizing tourist experience, as well as showing the Balinese identity as a “cultured society.” This implies that Balinese is still evolving “traditional arts” innovatively as part of their everyday lives, showing a living culture of their society.https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/23311886.2022.2076962Cultural tourisminnovationauthenticityidentityBali |
| spellingShingle | Yusri Abdillah Supriono Supriono Bambang Supriyono Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism Cogent Social Sciences Cultural tourism innovation authenticity identity Bali |
| title | Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism |
| title_full | Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism |
| title_fullStr | Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism |
| title_full_unstemmed | Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism |
| title_short | Change and innovation in the development of Balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism |
| title_sort | change and innovation in the development of balinese dance in the garb of special interest tourism |
| topic | Cultural tourism innovation authenticity identity Bali |
| url | https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/23311886.2022.2076962 |
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