Nationally known designer Matthew Robbins knows how to set a table. He stopped in town to be a part of the Louisville Visual Art Association's Dinner (re) Works 2012. The exhibition spotlights hand-crafted dinnerware, and Robbins used his creative eye to demonstrate how to make edible centerpieces. But his centerpieces are not fruit cut into shapes. His centerpieces are made from things like of lettuce, watercress, cauliflower, dill, parsley, rosemary, mushrooms, kale, mustard greens, collard greens, asparagus, fresh lavender, and radishes.
The Louisville Visual Art Association (LVAA), in partnership with The Hite Art Institute Cressman Center for Visual Arts on East Main Street in exciting downtown Louisville, is proud to sponsor DINNER(re)WORKS 2012 - a five-week exhibition of handmade ceramic dinnerware created by 16 acclaimed artists from throughout North America.
Louisville Visual Art Association's
Dinner(re)Works 2012 Exhibition
Through July 7
Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 am - 6::00 pm
The UL Cressman Center
100 East Main Street
Free to the public
More information at www.LouisvilleVisualArt.org or call 502-896-2146
Matthew Robbins is a contributing editor and pens a column called "Reality Check" in "Martha Stewart Weddings," and regularly contributes to InStyle Weddings, TheKnot.com, Elegant Bride, Modern Bride, and New York Weddings. He writes a ongoing blog for the Martha Stewart Weddings website, The Huffington Post, and StyleList.com and has given classes and lectures around the world, including South By Southwest and the upcoming Engage!12. He has been a regularly featured guest on both Martha Stewart Show and Martha Stewart Living Radio. He lives in New York City.
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