Bringing together 13 spoon carvers from across lutruwita/Tasmania, The Shape of Time and the Humble Spoon celebrates the simple act of making – and the many possibilities held within an everyday object.
The exhibition features makers with remarkably diverse practices and approaches, from dedicated spoon carvers to painters, sculptors, architects, furniture makers, musicians and more. What connects them is a shared impulse to work with their hands, carve and make.
A series of spoon-carving workshops will run across two weekends during the exhibition, offering the opportunity to experience and learn firsthand.
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3 Oct - 11 Oct 202611am - 5pm
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Spoon-carving workshops
As part of the exhibition, a series of spoon-carving workshops will be running across two weekends, inviting participants to learn from experienced makers.
The workshops cater to everyone from beginners to experienced makers, with the option to take part in multiple sessions and learn different techniques and approaches from each workshop leader.
This exhibition was supported by a City of Clarence Cultural and Creative Grant.
