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S.A.D Supperclub
at the South London Gallery
Brace for winter with this summer holiday inspired menu. Conceived at the Hermitage on Lesvos, an off grid cabin amongst the olive groves, this dinner distills the last rays of sun into 4 courses reminiscent of your island hopping holiday.
We’re putting the 'seasonal' in Seasonal Affective Disorder with a late summer harvest of melons, peaches and quail. Let the smell of hot fig leaves take you back for one last roll in the hay before the sun gives out.
Dance to your Daddy
At the South London Gallery
Porcelain Plates
This Dinner was inspired by British folk songs of the North East and used local suppliers within walking distance of the Gallery. The matte porcelain plates were made at the nearby community studio Urban Potters while the flowers were foraged by the florist near his houseboat on the way to the venue. Stuart Fenwick has a degree in ethnomusicology and performed a selection of folk songs from his home town on the fiddle.
The Leftovers
At Museum of the Home
Paper Plates
Imagining a dinner made of leftovers for close friends the day after Christmas. These plates were perfect for the slightly kitsch and camp theme of Turkey Curry Buffet at the Museum of the Home.
These dinners were done in support of the Queeriosities makers fair and helped raise funds for both the Museum and the makers.
Cruising Dinner
At Camberwell Grove with Everything Now Design
London Clay Bottles
This dinner was held in my garden to platform queer architectural practice Everything Now Design, using materials we had gathered together from a documented walk around Hampstead Heath. Each bottle in unique, hand painted using foraged clay, ash from the artists supper clubs and reclaimed porcelain from his studio.
The Queeriosities Dinners
At Museum of the Home
Dick Plates
Emblematic of our Queeriosities Dinners
at The Museum of the Home in 2023,
these handmade plates are painted in the traditional Delft technique, with the whole dinner drawing inspiration form the 90s roomset colour palette of blues and yellows.
Erotic City
At Studio Prokopiou
Carved Bowls
Inspired by Studio Prokupiou’s depictions of Marsyas the Faun, these porcelain bowls are made on the potters wheel and then cut, scratched and sliced, resulting in unique and tactile surfaces. This theme was reflected in the food, with slow pulled goats legs and a moussaka made with thinly sliced aubergine
Coming In
At Columbia Road
Cobalt Urn
Handbuilt out of porcelain and sprayed with pure cobalt, the white chain shadows, reminiscent of a cyanotype, hanging above mobile porcelain chains.
It was a focal point at the closing dinner for Coming In, with a menu inspired by Will’s childhood memories of home cooked meals.