Jason Lim – Singaporean Ceramic Artist Visits Perth for Performance at WA Museum Boola Bardip

Regarded as Singapore’s next master ceramicist, Jason Lim comes to Perth to make the next in a series of long form clay performance works on a grand scale. His previous series, Under the Shade of a Banyan Tree saw the creative development of enormous temporary works through performances in Singapore, Indonesia, and the USA. Overlooking the Perth skyline, Jason will create a large-scale installation of cathedral-like forms over five days. The physically demanding work will use 2.5 tonnes of clay with Jason working from 10am to 4pm daily at the WA Museum. The performance is a project of the Indian Ocean Craft Triennial which continues to link Australian audiences to the cultures, traditions, knowledge, and skills of our regional neighbours.