The Chef and the Potter

The Chef and the Potter

5 – 29 MARCH 2020

The Chef and the Potter invites viewers to explore the playful, refined and unique tableware used by chefs in and around Canberra. It aims to provoke a deeper consideration of beautifully crafted vessels we use every day, exploring the continued reinvention of ceramic tableware by chefs and potters alike. 

Featuring: Georgina Bryant (Linburn Handmade), Joey Burns (Sawpit Studios), Andres Caycedo (Moscoca), Richilde Flavell (Girl Nomad Ceramics), Chris Harford (Spinning Gum Pottery), and Annie Parnell (Ritual Ceramics).

Opened 6.00pm Thursday 5 March by Janet deBoos, Ceramic Artist and Honorary Senior Lecturer (ANU).

Media:

Canberra Times Good Food write up

Canberra Weekly

City News review

Potter Richilde Flavell, who provides ceramic tableware for five local eateries, has her artwork featured in Watson Art Centre’s The Chef and the Potter. Photo: Lean Timms. Canberra Weekly.
Artist Chris Harford and chef Johnon MacDonald collaborate on pieces for Kokomos, Sage and Akiba. Picture: Jamila Toderas. Canberra Times.

Canberra Potters and Watson Arts Centre acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land where we meet and work, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people and other First Nations people who are connected with this land. We celebrate and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of the ACT and region. This is Aboriginal land. Always was always will be.