50 Seats at the Table
Over 50 days, artist Kendall Bryant will meet 50 people — one conversation at a time. Their glimpses and reflections become “plates” served at The Final Feast and featured in a beautiful coffee table book arriving in the new year.

Fifty people. Fifty conversations. One long act of welcome.
At the heart of The Table: 500 People in 50 Days sits an artistic experiment in radical hospitality. Over fifty days, artist Kendall Bryant will sit down with fifty people — neighbours, strangers, community members, passers-by — to ask a series of creative, thought-provoking questions about connection, belonging, and the art of welcome.
This is not a search for deep confessions or long stories. It’s a practice of presence — of showing up, asking with care, and listening without the need to fix or frame. The act of one person giving time and attention to fifty others becomes the artwork itself — a social sculpture made of small, sincere moments of recognition.
Every response becomes a plate in the final exhibition — not of food, but of stories. At The Final Feast, the community will be invited to “taste” these moments — to be served reflections from the people who gathered around The Table.
In the new year, these fragments and encounters will be gathered into a beautiful coffee table book — a keepsake of connection drawn from across The Table project.
Why “Fifty Seats”?
Because every conversation is a seat offered and accepted — a brief but meaningful meeting point in a world that often moves too fast to notice.
Would you like to take a seat?
If you’d like to be one of the fifty participants, please email:
artforpeoplessake@gmail.com with the subject line: “50 Seats at the Table.”
You’ll receive a short note with more information and a link to select an interview time.
Follow the Journey
Conversations take place between 1 November and 20 December.
A selection of responses will be shared on the blog and socials throughout the 50 days.
The full body of work will be presented as part of The Table exhibition at The Final Feast.