Warih Handayaningrum, Autar Abdillah, Pamela Arumynathan, John Vong
Many countries in the world possess a wealth of performing arts as cultural heritage. These art forms are essential to differentiate national cultures and is especially so in multicultural countries such as Indonesia, which consist of a plethora of ethnic groups and races. Yet, these performing arts, both traditional and non-traditional, are ever-evolving, giving rise to new emergent genres. Such continuous development and evolution is critical in ensuring the sustainability and preservation of art forms [1] © 2021. Conservation Science in Cultural Heritage.All Rights Reserved.
Universitas Negeri Surabaya, Indonesia; James Cook University, Singapore; Monash University, Australia
