EXHIBITION OPENING | Spoon Theory + 2023 Annual Members Exhibition
Event description
Craft + Design Canberra warmly invites you to join us for the openings of SPOON THEORY + 2023 ANNUAL MEMBERS EXHIBITION.
2024 Craft + Design Canberra Members Exhibition
27 October – 9 December 2023
Artists | Luke Batten | Mahnie Blakey | Julie Bradley | Rozelyn de Bussey | Sarit Cohen | Lissa-Jane de Sailles | Lea Durie | Dianne Firth | Kirandeep Grewal | Michele Grimston | Sue Hewat | Dimity Kidston | Valerie Kirk | Nicola Knackstredt | René Linssen | Melanie Olde | Pinal Maniar | Cam Michael | Monique van Nieuwland | Brenda Runnegar | Fran Romano | Barbara Rogers | Samuel Sheppard | Lex Sorrentino | Helen Stark | Lisa Stevenson | Jo Victoria | Tania Vrancic | Isobel Waters | Susan Wiscombe
The Craft + Design Canberra annual members exhibition will showcase contemporary expressions of craft and design uniting time-honoured techniques with modern interpretations. This is a showcase exhibition demonstrating the trends in contemporary craft and design in Australia by practitioners from the ACT and surrounding region.
SPOON THEORY
27 October – 9 December 2023
Artist| Elizabeth Curry
Spoon Theory is an exhibition of spoons crafted to abstractly represent some of the emotions and traits experienced and exhibited by a person living with an invisible illness, in this case autism and depression. Based on the concept of Spoon Theory created by Christine Miserandino, each spoon will be crafted from scratch and represent an emotion or trait faced by a specific individual, the artist herself.
The aim of the exhibition is to bring awareness to invisible illnesses. It is hoped that it may help some people either through recognition or understanding and assist in the breakdown of associated stigmas.
Images: Supplied by Artist