Collections
Once a year, I will launch a small batch of ceramic wares centered around a theme. That theme is cooking. The food, drink, making, storing, serving and ambience of cooking are all factored into these collections.
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THE LAMP COLLECTION
Commissioned for a dinner event in connection to a group exhibition at MASS Gallery titled ‘LAMP,’ these cups, plates, and bowls were inspired by the contours of a metal lamp shade, and the soft glow from within.
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LAMP at MASS Gallery
LAMP was a group exhibition rooted in practices of accumulation and adornment. Primarily sculptural, the works spanned ceramic, papier-mâché, textiles, and found objects—materials that carry the marks of touch, use, and return…At its core, LAMP was about making a home. Home here is not fixed, but a space of continual return.
Supper Club: A Connection Between LAMP & The Earth Oven at MASS Gallery
An evening at a shared table. Supper Club invited patrons to gather around the Earth Oven for a meal prepared and served in the spirit of hospitality and exchange. Picture it, wood-fired lahmajun (Armenian pizzas), a myriad of salads, drinks, handmade ceramic plates, and layers of patterned table cloths all under the twinkle lights and the stars above.
Hosted by Gabrielle Constantine and Ariel Wood
Food by Gabrielle Constantine
Ceramic wares by Double Cradle and Watson Ceramics
Photos by Bobby Scheidemann
The Earth Oven is a communal, functional sculpture project created by Tanya Zal.
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THE HOME COLLECTION
The vessels and tools that anchor a kitchen.
The essentials we reach for when beginning again, when creating a sense of place from scratch. -
Donation
10% of the Proceeds from the Home Collection will be donated to:
Friends in Deed of Pasadena, CA: Providing Supportive Services with compassion and dignity to our neighbors experiences homelessness and vulnerability.
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THE DINNER COLLECTION
Evening.
Care for some beans and rice?
Or perhaps sopes?
Maybe tacos instead, or tamales?
Agua Fresca?
How does a decanter of wine sound, or a sip of mezcal?
Water is nice too. -
Donation
10% of the Proceeds from the Dinner Collection will be donated to:
Keep Austin Fed: Reducing hunger and helping the environment by connecting surplus food with our neighbors in need.There are many ways to help out, both large and small.
Learn how to get involved:
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THE LUNCH COLLECTION
Afternoon.
Fancy a salad?
Or perhaps some soup?
Maybe pasta instead, or just a sandwich?
Hot tea or iced?
How does a tall pitcher of Sangria sound?
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Donation
10% of the Proceeds from the Lunch Collection will be donated to:
Keep Austin Fed: Reducing hunger and helping the environment by connecting surplus food with our neighbors in need.There are many ways to help out, both large and small.
Learn how to get involved:
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THE BREAKFAST COLLECTION
Goodmorning.
A little cream in your coffee?
Maybe some sugar?
Perhaps just an espresso.
Or rather some tea.
Butter on toast, or maybe an english muffin?
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Donation
10% of the Proceeds from the Breakfast Collection will be donated to:
ATX Free Fridge Project: Feeding the community through mutual aid.There are many ways to help out, both large and small.
Learn how to get involved:
