anyone for some food art?
"For Rirkrit Tiravanija, art is what you eat. The New York–and–Chiang Mai–based Thai artist became famous in 1992 when he made Untitled 1992 (Free), a sculpture–performance–guerrilla action wherein he emptied out the office of the 303 Gallery in Soho and installed a makeshift kitchen, complete with fridge, hot plates, rice steamers, tables, and stools. He then cooked Thai curry; anyone could drop in, serve him- or herself, and eat. For free..." SALTZ, nymag.
posted by art blogs are fun at 9:19 AM
7 Comments:
I found an article something like yours at http://growdetroit.com/blog/ it was very informative and interesting. Keep up the good work your site is great.
I love Tiravanija.
ann, you and I are on the crest of the wave of food as art! maybe I should exhibit some of my food photos!
well if you ever decide to serve your food for an exhibit, I'll definitely be there gilda!
every year there are edible book exhibits from seattle to NYC. I'm still not sure why. it might be in honor of something i'm not aware of.
are these edible book exhibits interactive or just exhibitions?
i have heard of edible panties, but not edible books
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