O' say is that beef?
I suppose that what I was thinking about was how can prints function in the art world today, and by that I'm wondering about the art world trends towards performance art, social practice, interactive art, experiential happenings, etc. Within that world, how does printmaking function? It's a question I haven't answered for myself, and in reality I hardly practice things like that, but maybe that's where this love for food could channel.
Is there a future in edible delights of a political nature? Could our family dream of someday opening a taco cart come to fruition at an art gallery? Am I capable of moving beyond impromptu cooking and actually be able to create recipes for contemplation and consumption? Hmmm...I think this post has generated something to consider. Whether you're into art or not, what do you readers think?
The Crooked Man says:
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas - run with them, and don't over-think.
I plan to follow through on a jettisoned thesis-show idea developed by me and my wife. It will involve demo cooking by local professional chefs with an audience of artists, and large scale collaborative artists' books generated in tandem with the meals. Participatory printmaking, cooking and eating! Feel free to co-opt.
Yours truly,
TCM