The Exhibition

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Monkey Tea

Mark Thompson

porcelain and gold leaf

Peter Perriot on a good day

Mark Thompson

earthenware, lustres and decals · 2024

Pulvinar et Lupus

Mark Thompson

earthenware, decal, gold lustre · 2024

Ruffed Up

Mark Thompson

earthenware, gold lustres · 2024

porcelain with gold leaf

earthenware, lustres · 2024

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Past Exhibition

The Reptile

28 October: 7 December 2024

Mark Thompson: sine qua non

Mark’s trademark bravura mastery of modelling and rich polychromatic glazes with gold lustre accents has never been driven by a desire to emulate traditions but a determination to challenge them and co-opt whatever looked useful to the cause of tongue in cheek wit and unbridled experiment. Click here to download the illustrated catalogue for Mark Thompson, including essay by John Neylon. John Neylon is an Adelaide-based art writer, poet, curator and artist. He is the author of several books and numerous essays and reviews on South Australian artists. John was the lead art writer for The Adelaide Review (1980 – 2019) and is currently art writer for InReview. See video below and listen to Mark Thompson discuss his work. https://youtu.be/t1tpJ704Anc Exhibition shown in conjunction with Stephen Bowers: A Conference of Birds

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Dates 28 October 2024 to 7 December 2024

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About the Exhibition

Mark Thompson: sine qua non Mark’s trademark bravura mastery of modelling and rich polychromatic glazes with gold lustre accents has never been driven by a desire to emulate traditions but a determination to challenge them and co-opt whatever looked useful to the cause of tongue in cheek wit and unbridled experiment. Click here to download the illustrated catalogue for Mark Thompson, including essay by John Neylon. John Neylon is an Adelaide-based art writer, poet, curator and artist. He is the author of several books and numerous essays and reviews on South Australian artists. John was the lead art writer for The Adelaide Review (1980 – 2019) and is currently art writer for InReview. See video below and listen to Mark Thompson discuss his work. https://youtu.be/t1tpJ704Anc Exhibition shown in conjunction with Stephen Bowers: A Conference of Birds