Nathan Nhan, photography by Cassie Abraham
On Saturday JULY 25 from 2pm please join us in conversation with Con Gerakaris and Canberra-based ceramicist Nathan Nhan on the nature of young ceramicists’ evolving and professional practice, and the notion of materiality in Nathan’s practice.
We would love for you to join us at the gallery with Con and Nathan for the artist talk and exhibition tour, and to celebrate Nathan’s inaugural exhibition with us.
Champagne and refreshments will be served on arrival, all are welcome. As this is a complimentary, ticketed event, registrations are essential – register via this link.
Nathan Nhan (b. 1997, Canberra, ACT) is a ceramicist whose practice uses experimental making and the ceramic process as a tool to create, investigate and manifest identities within his work. Responding to the inherent materiality and cultural significance of ceramics, Nhan reflects upon concepts of place, community and identity from an Asian Australian perspective. He often employs traditional vessels as a foundation, transforming historical forms into contemporary vehicles that play with the medium’s enduring epic narrative of both Eastern and Western perspectives imbued with personal stories and social commentary.
Nhan’s work is held in the collections of the ACT Legislative Assembly, Australian National University Art Collection, Paranormal Wines ACT, and the Macquarie Group among others.
If you require accessibility accommodations or a visitor assistance please contact King Street Gallery staff via email: art@kingstreetgallery.com, or phone: 02 9360 9727. This event may be recorded.
🔔When: Saturday, July 25
📅 Time: From 2pm to 3pm, suggested arrival from 1:30pm.
📍Where: King Street Gallery on William, located 177-185 William Street, Darlinghurst.