The Woodblock Printing Workshop at the National University of Singapore for students took place over four days, from September 24 to 27, 2024, focusing on the sharing of collective practices. It highlighted the role and impact of art in society. The collective also shared the history of their artistic journey, emphasizing how art can be used not only as a tool to convey messages but also as a bridge to support communities.
Through expressive artistic practices, this workshop provided in-depth insights into woodblock printing as a medium for conveying social messages through poster prints.
Our deepest appreciation goes to Keng Khoon from NUS for the invitation, curator Siang from the NUS museum , and all the participants who contributed to the success of this workshop.
