when: 16 January 2025 - 23 March 2025 | venue: Canberra Glassworks | cost: See event for details | address: 11 Wentworth Avenue Kingston 2604 | website: https://canberraglassworks.com
published: 18 Feb 2025, 5 min read
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Designer and artist Martyn Thompson reimagines his ceramic vessels in glass, blending nostalgia and modernity through a tactile, painterly approach. Curated by Aimee Frodsham, the exhibition integrates his new glasswork with textiles, furniture, and objects from his studio, reflecting his evolving creative journey.
Starting his career as a fashion designer in Sydney in the mid-1980s, Thompson became captivated by fashion photography. This path led him to Paris, London, and New York, where he pursued a prestigious career. During this time, he developed a love for design and interiors, a passion that reshaped his artistic focus.
See the Canberra Glassworks website for the full 2025 program and aligned events as such Gallery Floor Talk.
The Canberra Glassworks 2025 exhibition program is supported by artsACT and Creative Australia.
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Designer and artist Martyn Thompson reimagines his ceramic vessels in glass, blending nostalgia and modernity through a tactile, painterly approach. Curated by Aimee Frodsham, the exhibition integrates his new glasswork with textiles, furniture, and objects from his studio, reflecting his evolving creative journey.
Starting his career as a fashion designer in Sydney in the mid-1980s, Thompson became captivated by fashion photography. This path led him to Paris, London, and New York, where he pursued a prestigious career. During this time, he developed a love for design and interiors, a passion that reshaped his artistic focus.
See the Canberra Glassworks website for the full 2025 program and aligned events as such Gallery Floor Talk.
The Canberra Glassworks 2025 exhibition program is supported by artsACT and Creative Australia.
Go see History: Solo Exhibition by Martyn Thompson 2025.
History: Solo Exhibition by Martyn Thompson 2025 is on 16 January 2025 - 23 March 2025. The opening hours are: See event website for details. Conveniently located in Kingston. Call 02 6260 7005 for details. Visit their website at https://canberraglassworks.com.
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