Boedi Widjaja is a Singaporen artist participating in the Jerusalem Biennale 2017. Widjaja's works speak of imagining the home through land and water, as expressed through abstract stone prints; the prints are made 'in situ' during the opening of the Biennale, in collaboration with visitors. 

Boedi Widjaja cordially invites you to an intimate workshop where participants will take part in the printmaking for his current installation in the Jerusalem Biennale, using stones imported from Singapore and found stones from here in Jerusalem. 

This workshop is free of charge and will last for up to 30 minutes - space is limited! Email tours@jerusalembiennale.org to reserve your spot. 

The following times are available for participation: 

Tuesday, October 2nd:
16:30-17:00
17:00-17:30
17:30-18:00

Wednesday, October 3rd:
15:00-15:30
15:30-16:00
16:00-16:30
16:30-17:00

Please sign up with the google sheet above: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe85kvxeMYNTXUanumL8M2Va18FWrS7UjlH9p_QRj8YGIMijQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

About the exhibition: 

Stone Telling means ‘from the earth, black’ in Chinese. The phrase was written by Eastern Han scholar Xu Shen, a literal and semantic description of ‘ink’ - its character is formed by combining ‘black’ and ‘earth’ - the pairing of the Chinese words for ‘water’ with ‘ink’ is the term used to describe traditional Chinese landscape paintings. The paintings are generally approached as subjective site-inspired performative expressions rather than accurate observations of the scene. Through this work, the artist aims to present a fluid meditation of land, home and identity a the Jerusalem Biennale.