Revitalization of the Function of the Banaspatiraja Art Studio as a Center for Arts and Sports Education Based on Local Culture
Keywords:
Revitalization, Art Studios, Local Culture, Art Education, Traditional SportsAbstract
This service program aims to revitalize the function of the Banaspatiraja Art Studio as a center for art and sports education based on local culture. Revitalization was carried out to answer the decline in the participation of the younger generation and the weakening of the function of the studio as a space for character development and cultural preservation. The implementation method uses a community-based participatory approach through three main stages: preparation, implementation, and evaluation. The preparatory stage is focused on mapping the potential and preparation of an integrated curriculum of traditional arts and sports. The implementation stage included training in dance, music, and folk games such as stilts and long clogs which were attended by 60 participants from students and the community. The evaluation stage is carried out qualitatively and quantitatively through observation, interviews, and surveys to assess the effectiveness of the program. The results of the service showed a significant increase in artistic skills, physical fitness, as well as the internalization of character values such as discipline, cooperation, and sportsmanship. The studio has also undergone institutional transformation to become more active, independent, and sustainable through the support of the community and local government. In conclusion, this revitalization succeeded in restoring the studio's strategic function as a cultural and fitness learning center, while strengthening local identity through the integration of arts and sports in the community education system.
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