Cooking With John
Hayden's Gallery, Melbourne
Curated by Amalia Lindo & Jacqueline Stojanović
Participating artists: Justin Andrews, Stephen Bram, Alinta Brown, Isabella Darcy, Laura Delaney, Stefano Condello, Gerard Kodde, Amalia Lindo, Rose Nolan, David Palliser, Rachel Schenberg, Jacqueline Stojanović, Hayden Stuart, and Rudi Williams.
“Show ten loaves of bread, okay, we understand what you do.”
"Cooking with John takes its cue from a selection of John’s food analogies, recorded by his most recent assistants, Amalia Lindo and Jacqueline Stojanović. The exhibition is a testimonial to John’s teachings through the presentation of new works by the artist friends and mentees from Nixon’s wide circle who have also had the pleasure of sharing John’s table. We present Cooking with John as an “anti-cookbook” wherein the analogies are the recipes and the artworks are the ingredients.
The head chef has left but the kitchen remains open."
"Cooking with John takes its cue from a selection of John’s food analogies, recorded by his most recent assistants, Amalia Lindo and Jacqueline Stojanović. The exhibition is a testimonial to John’s teachings through the presentation of new works by the artist friends and mentees from Nixon’s wide circle who have also had the pleasure of sharing John’s table. We present Cooking with John as an “anti-cookbook” wherein the analogies are the recipes and the artworks are the ingredients.
The head chef has left but the kitchen remains open."
- Amalia Lindo and Jacqueline Stojanović
Cooking With John
Hayden's Gallery, Melbourne
Curated by Amalia Lindo & Jacqueline Stojanović
Participating artists: Justin Andrews, Stephen Bram, Alinta Brown, Isabella Darcy, Laura Delaney, Stefano Condello, Gerard Kodde, Amalia Lindo, Rose Nolan, David Palliser, Rachel Schenberg, Jacqueline Stojanović, Hayden Stuart, and Rudi Williams.
“Show ten loaves of bread, okay, we understand what you do.”
"Cooking with John takes its cue from a selection of John’s food analogies, recorded by his most recent assistants, Amalia Lindo and Jacqueline Stojanović. The exhibition is a testimonial to John’s teachings through the presentation of new works by the artist friends and mentees from Nixon’s wide circle who have also had the pleasure of sharing John’s table. We present Cooking with John as an “anti-cookbook” wherein the analogies are the recipes and the artworks are the ingredients.
The head chef has left but the kitchen remains open."
"Cooking with John takes its cue from a selection of John’s food analogies, recorded by his most recent assistants, Amalia Lindo and Jacqueline Stojanović. The exhibition is a testimonial to John’s teachings through the presentation of new works by the artist friends and mentees from Nixon’s wide circle who have also had the pleasure of sharing John’s table. We present Cooking with John as an “anti-cookbook” wherein the analogies are the recipes and the artworks are the ingredients.
The head chef has left but the kitchen remains open."
- Amalia Lindo and Jacqueline Stojanović