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The spoon for my curatorial journey.
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This was my first trip to Simons Town, and along the journey i had an encounter with this long handled bamboo and stainless steel spoon. Sadly, the seller did not know much about its history.
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This very delicate and small bone spoon I received in post[london- cape town] as a gift.
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'Spooning' is soon to be in my collection, after taking this[ journey.] Painted by John Robertesse who I met at Fried contemporary in Pretoria.(http://https://www.google.co.za/maps/dir/Fried+Contemporary,+1146+Justice+Mahomed+Street,+Pretoria,+0181/150+Kloof+St,+Gardens,+Cape+Town,+8001/@-29.7672923,18.8350908,6z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x1e956101772e4bd9:0x10bbd5caacf536a1!2m2!1d28.249406!2d-25.76991!1m5!1m1!1s0x1dcc6774c74c8c8d:0xb65041a4baae15a6!2m2!1d18.40497!2d-33.93587!3e4?hl=en)
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Gift from Jan van der merwe- passing on a gift to him for his art, from Peter Pistorius. It has had a long journey to reach my collection of found objects: journey
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RALEIGH GARDENSGiven as gift, but I am very familiar with this hop in Brixton village. Since I have got information from Mike Groves (artist) and he is very happy to share his spoon carving stories with me.
Material: wood- Silver birch.
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When back home in June, i aquired a new silver tea spoon from Connard&Sons- given with every piece of jewelry you buy.
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Holcombe Hunt and Conserve.This English silver teaspoon was given to me by my grandmother. It belonged to my grabdfather when he was the hunts master of the holcombe hunt. Holcombe Hunt and Conserve.
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Macmillans of penwortham
A gift from my grandma when I was last home in June. She knows I love hit chocolate, so it is a very special spoon to remind me of her. -
sugarStainless stell-'sugar' spoon
A good friend of mine at UCT gave me this spoon, very interesting sugar patterns I can now make. -
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woodern, typically used for stirring 'PAP'
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LIMHand crafted olive wood and bow bone.
Received as a gift, from LIM, 86a Kloof Street Cape Town. It is so beautiful, and so not been used yet. -
Milnerton Flea MarketInformation unknow., given from R5 stall at the Milnerton Flea Market
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ANNE HODGSONCAPE TOWN SHOP Anne is loaning 3 spoons for my 'conversation' section in the exhibition.
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after 2 weeks in ghana- this spoon was commisioned and delievered by Kwame Appiah. See the journey it took...
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[route] a found spoon when we were stuck on the N7 to Namibia. Unknown artist, but it continued on our journey. (https://www.google.co.za/maps/dir/N7,+Cape+Town/Orange+River+Lodge,+Noordoewer,+Karas,+Namibia/@-31.2344954,15.9389778,7z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m13!4m12!1m5!1m1!1s0x1c3139183fd5421d:0xae33897a21f06841!2m2!1d18.5452491!2d-33.73379!1m5!1m1!1s0x1c3ec6fc5f798643:0x7118203aa75936d2!2m2!1d17.61675!2d-28.74396?hl=en)en route to namibia
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From namib crafts
MATERIAL: Horn
small soup ladle
I was given this in Walvis bay after I told them about my curatorial journey.
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still in the making nut will take this journey in
Artist: Lizzie Alderdice, who is an old school friend of mine and this is her first spoon carving. -
the journey back from windhoek, we came across this rather worn silver souvenir spoon. Although I can't track whe it came from, this is the journey we took to reach it.
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journeyThe journey on foot, but defiantly worth it to come away with such a exqusit spoon.
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journey on a trip with class to the Migrant and labour museum. Found.
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Given to Jan van der Merwe for his art from Peter pistorius. Now in my found collection. -
A beautiful, hand crafted collection of Shell and drift wood measuring spoons. Orginally from Mozambique, but recently given to me, which was only a short journey.
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Kindly loaned out for the purpose of the exhibition. A journey within cape town.
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An iron spoon, typcally given as a wedding gift. It has taken a long jounrney so far, and will be on loan for the exhibition.
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This particular spoon has connecting paths of the journey, in whcih other spoons from my collection have taken.
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In the upstairs collection of spoons in African Image, although the wood type is unknown and still being verified, it has taken a journey to now be on short loan for the exhibition.
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plastic spoon, history still to be traced.
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I came across this pewter tea spoon when I took the journey to Social History to enquire about other African spoons. Made by Carol Boyes, and quite weighty. Evidence of a well used life as a tea spoon.
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When visiting the social history to loan 4 other spoons for the exhibition, Ester Esmoyl offered her set of 6 Apostile spoons. These where a gift from her mother of which she has had since 1950. They only took a short journey whilst with me.=: journey
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journeyafter a visit to the Archeology Department, UCT i found these spoons that have a long history and journey to trace.
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This spoon was made from Namibian Dolfie wood I gave to Samson.., a Malawian craftsman. in form it is flat and said to be used more as a serving scoop. It has taken a long journey to be in my 'conversation' section of the xhibition. I filmed the process of the making.
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journeyThis swiss pear typical eating spoon was made by Anen Hodgson in Observatory, Cape Town. The wood come from an off cut shop in Maitland but she makes them in her own studio. This is the journey the spoon took to be in the exhibition.
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Another small condiment spoon from Anne Hodgson in Observatory, Cape Town. This is beautiful rich toned African Padauk (Botanical: Pteroca
Soth Africa
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