Modern dance in Indonesia is the result of a merging between the traditional dance movement and the Western dance movement.
Modern dance was first introduced in Indonesia in the 1950s by several famous artists.
Modern dances are usually performed with modern music and costumes that are more free and not too binding.
Modern dances in Indonesia often elevate social and political themes as part of the work of art.
Some famous modern Indonesian dance choreographers include Sardono W. Kusumo and Eko Supriyanto.
Modern dances in Indonesia are often performed in modern theater and more contemporary arts centers.
Indonesian modern dance movements tend to be more experimental and do not follow the rules of traditional dance.
Modern dances in Indonesia are also often used as a means to open discussions and dialogues about social issues.
In Indonesia, modern dances are also often combined with other performing arts such as theater and music.
Modern dances in Indonesia are increasingly popular and developed along with the increasing number of young people who are interested in art and creativity.
