TABLED
Year
2024
Gallery
Manly Art Gallery & Museum
TABLED presents tableware designed and made by potters in
collaboration with a chef, cook, or artisan food producer. The
exhibition uses the terrain of the tabletop as the platform to discuss
the age-old relationship between food and pots.
19 April – 9 June 2024
Manly Art Gallery & Museum
This presentation of ceramic tableware showcases the breadth of artists working with clay and with food. The collaborations between potter and chef highlights shared connections and shared respect for their crafts, and explores the narratives behind the function of tableware, community, and culture.
Kris Coad with Rhett D’Costa
Kirsty Collins with Nathan Quinell & Craig Shanahan
Paul Davis with ITO EN & Minako Asai of MinnieSweets
Janet DeBoos with Shannon & Jennie Kellett of Wee Jasper Distillery
Claire Ellis with Simone Jude of Seasonal Simone
Malcolm Greenwood with Lennox Hastie of Firedoor & Gildas
Georgina Yen Qin Lee with Raymond Tan of Raya
Vanessa Lucas & Emma Jimson with Annie Smithers of du Fermier
Jeremy Simons (Slip Ceramics) with Emma Knowles
Leia Sherblom (GRIT Ceramics) with Ben Devlin of PIPIT
Timna Taylor with Palisa Anderson
Clare Unger with Anu Haran of Flour Shop
A special thank you to chef Peter Gilmore for his knowledge and expertise in helping select the finalists, and Katherine Roberts, Senior Curator at MAG&M.
The Australian Ceramics Association and Manly Art Gallery &
Museum are proud to present The Australian Ceramics Association members’
exhibition TABLED.
Download and view the TABLED digital catalogue.
The Australian Ceramics Association
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We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded and that we are on stolen land. We pay our respect to Elders past, present, and emerging, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who engage with the Association, our events, and our programs.
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