published: 30 Jul 2024, 5 min read, 'EVENT EXPIRED'
when: 02 - 31 August 2024 | venue: Gallery Lowe & Lee | cost: Free | address: 49-51 King Street, Newtown 2042Small Pleasures looks at ceramic objects as intimate art objects that can be held in the hand. Small works are necessarily intimate, however they can be expansive in theme and concept and resonate from within to capture a wider audience. The nature of small things and the meaning they hold is potent, like a talisman or treasure. When an object is small, we tend to view it more closely, seeking out detail and understanding. The tactile quality of a handmade ceramic object carries within it the idea of having been touched by the maker's hand, as well as its quality of tangibility. In an age of mass-production there is a new appreciation of the value and intimacy of the handmade object with its sense of manual labour. This exhibition of tangible treasures is an ode to the small ceramic object that can be held in the hand and taken to the heart.Opening
6-8pm Friday 02 August, 2024
Curated by Sassy Park
Established and emerging artists from Australia and New Zealand:
Aaron Scythe, Alex Standen, Ben King, Bronwyn Kemp, Casey Chen, Cath Fogarty, Charlotte Le Brocque, Christine Thacker, Daniel Pace, David Ray, Ebony Russell, Georgia Harvey, Hermannsburg Potters, Holly Phillipson, Isabella Edwards, Jenny Orchard, Kat Shapiro Wood, Mackenzie Rowe, Marianna Ebersoll, Minhi Park, Nani Puspasari, Patsy Hely, Rachel Farang, Ruth Howard, Sandy Lockwood, Simon Rosentool, Stephen Bird, Steve Sheridan, Toni Warburton, Vicki Grima
Join Ebony Russell, Kat Shapiro Wood and Toni Warburton for an artist talk at Gallery Lowe and Lee to celebrate the opening of Small Pleasures. Curator, Sassy Park will introduce the panel, setting the stage for an inspiring discussion.
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