JAKARTA, KalderaNews.com – In an inspiring demonstration of youth-led social impact, students from Jakarta International School, under the banner of Asmaraloka Chapters, are organizing a special art exhibition to raise funds for the education of underprivileged children in Indonesia.
The event, scheduled for 6-8 September 2024 at SPAC8, Ashta, is titled “Chapter 2: Dreams” and revolves around the theme of “Dreams.”
The exhibition will feature 47 works from a diverse group of artists, including those with disabilities, aiming to raise awareness of their contributions. Attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a colorful display of art, engage in interactive activities, and explore a digital artscape.
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The exhibition will also feature a poetry book curated by Tiffany Darmosusilo, that is themed around dreams, authored by young orphans.
The team this year is comprised of: Edeena Wahsono, Sophia Pangestu, Cassie Djojonegoro, Tiffany Darmosusilo, Eloise Lukmito, Bhavika Bhojwani, and Kiara Savitri.
By organizing this event, these students are not only showcasing their commitment to the arts but are also making a significant contribution to the progress of education in Indonesia.
Asmaraloka Chapters was founded by Joan Emmanuella and Joanna Thalia with the mission to provide educational opportunities for children with financial constraints.
This year’s art exhibition creates a mosaic of dreams through artwork, showcasing the diverse hopes and aspirations that thrive within the youth.
In collaboration with World Harvest, a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering communities through education, healthcare, and economic opportunities, Asmaraloka Chapters will donate 100% of the proceeds from this exhibition to the “Sponsor a Child” program.
This initiative directly supports underprivileged children in Indonesia by providing them with quality education and character development.
“We invite everyone to join us on our journey of dreams and to be apart of our mission,” said the students.
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