Talking Earth

Where

Homestead Galleries , 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson 0612

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When

Friday 3 May 2024
6pm-8pm


Saturday 4 May 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 6 May 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 7 May 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 8 May 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 9 May 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 10 May 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 11 May 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 13 May 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 14 May 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 15 May 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 16 May 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 17 May 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 18 May 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 20 May 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 21 May 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 22 May 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 23 May 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 24 May 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 25 May 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 27 May 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 28 May 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 29 May 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 30 May 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 31 May 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 1 June 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 3 June 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 4 June 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 5 June 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 6 June 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 7 June 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 8 June 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 10 June 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 11 June 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 12 June 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 13 June 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 14 June 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 15 June 2024
10am-4pm


Monday 17 June 2024
10am-4pm


Tuesday 18 June 2024
10am-4pm


Wednesday 19 June 2024
10am-4pm


Thursday 20 June 2024
10am-4pm


Friday 21 June 2024
10am-4pm


Saturday 22 June 2024
10am-4pm


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Cost

Free
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The Talking Earth exhibition by artist Rebecca Steedman will be free to view from the 3rd of May 2024 until the 22nd of June 2024 in the Homestead Galleries located at Corban Estate Arts Centre.

The opening for this exhibiton will be held on the 3rd of May 2024 from 6pm till 8pm and then it will be available for all to view from 10am till 4pm Monday to Friday until its last day on the 22nd of June 2024.

“One of my fondest memories as a child is hanging out with my Grandmother at her two storey 1970’s decorated duplex in St George street in Papatoetoe. She had a small bright garden full of flowers, and brighter orange patterned couches and table cloths and an impressive collection of china. She was always cooking for kids, and grandkids. The smell of her famous fudge made with crushed arrowroot biscuits as well as stewed apple and roast chicken and potatoes I’m sure has never left that house. She treasured Royal Albert fine china for Christmas, like many of her generation, but as one of the grand kids I would eat off the more practical yellow and mustered coloured Crown Lynn plates for everyday visits and meals. Those yellow plates, which I still eat off today, remind me so exactly of that time, of the brightness of the small kitchen.”

Talking earth comprises of a collection of pottery by Rebecca Steedman. Employing locally sourced materials, Rebecca incorporates irregularities that reflect the natural environment into her work, encouraging contemplation of the potential relationship between the landscape and contemporary dinnerware.  With each piece of pottery linking to a local place, Rebecca creates a unified series that embodies various locations across Tāmaki Makaurau. 

Drawing inspiration from her recent visit to, and childhood memories associated with, the Crown Lynn Museum, Rebecca investigates the significance contemporary dinnerware holds for us. The exhibition thus becomes a journey that explores the contemporary connections binding us to the plates and bowls we use for dining, the cherished company we share meals with, and the environments we select for our dining experiences. 

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