"Eat Art 7"
November 1, 2003
Gallery Viet Nam, 55 North More St., NYC
The spirit of the "Eat Art" exhibit: a conglomeration
of food, humor, visual delight, fun, eating, taste, surprise and
metaphor.
Participanting artists: Mija Jung Bryen, Suzanne Bagley,
Yvette Castro, Rose DeLuca, Maggie Doyle, Ran Huang, EunKyung Jeong,
Yan Kong, Mei-Te Kuo, Donah Lee, Amiee Margolis,
Chie Nishio, Olgica Radulov, Marianne Ramos, Ary Roncaglia, E-Anna Soong,
Lauren H. Sung, Yeachin Tsai, Ricardo Woo
Read the Press Release for "Eat Art 7" here. |
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Aimee Margolis
"Art with a Bite Pins and Boxes"
Ginger spice cookies, royal icing and candy. Edible except for the pin
attachment and cardboard. |
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Andes Liu
"Eggs"
Jello |
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Ary Roncaglia
"Aripo Project"
Arepas, wooden rods and raw white cheese |
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The Aripo Project - Eating
Hour |
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The Aripo Project - Eating
Hour |
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Chie Nishio
"Angel of Death"
Meringue |
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E-Anna Soong
"Food for Thought"
Amorphic french butter cookies, food dye, ink on ribbon, silver paint on
cork |
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Eunkyung Jeong
"Wine Cup Stream"
Plum Wine, Rice Paper, Parchment Paper, Rice, Cotton String.
The inspiration of the installation is from the story 'wine cup stream'
from the biography of the great Chinese calligrapher Wang Xizhi (Wang Hsi-Chich).
He and his friend were outing and had to drink one of the cups of wine
whenever they failed to compose a poem by certain time limit. |
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Evan Blinkley
"Animals"
Chocolate, wooden animal mold |
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Maggie Doyle
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Marianne Ramos
"
General Tso"
Chicken, bread, food coloring |
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Olgica Radulov
"Untitled"
Rice, spices, egg shell, salad material, tea |
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Ricardo Woo
"Carnal Knowledge"
Chocolate Bars Installation |
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Sharon Silbermann
"Shari's Sugar Shack"
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Schookies": custom colored foyal icing on sugar cookie "canvasses" |
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Yan Kong
"Baked Alaska" (Iceberg)
Installation; sugar with corn syrup and food coloring toy bear (not edible) |
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Yan Kong
"Nite Lights"
Sugar, corn syrup, food coloring |
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Yeachin Tsai
"Lobster"
Sugar and dye color on paper |
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Yvette Castro and Rose
Deluca
"Untitled"
Chocolate and other sweets |
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Oligica and a friend |
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Audience at Eat Art 7 |
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Audience at Eat Art 7 |
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A performance by Lauren
Hee Seung Sung
Lauren Hee Seung Sung was born in Soul, South Korea
in 1977. She studied at Hong Ik University where she received both
undergraduate and graduate degrees in painting. In 2002, she had
a solo exhibition at Total Art Museum. In addition to her study
of painting, Lauren began exploring performance art. In 2003, Lauren
made a visit to the Venice Biennale where, though not invited to
participate, she performed a piece titled "Uninvited/Invited".
This marked a new direction for the artist who now makes performance,
photography, and video along side her ongoing investigation of
painting and drawing. In today's performance, Lauren moves through
the life and rhythm of female experience. Light, color, and movement
are used by Lauren to express her unique perspective on being a
woman. The cycle of life is at the heart of her performance, with
an emphasis on the nature of nurture and nourishment.Audience at
Eat Art 6 |
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Eat Art 7 participants |
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This exhibition is made possible, in part, by the following
business leadship in the Brooklyn Park Slope district.: Accurate
Photo Shop Inc, Astoria Federal Savings on 5th Ave, Astoria
Federal Savings on 7th Ave., Café Steinhof, Delices
De Paris- Pastries Café, Harbor Fitness, Neergaard Pharmacies.
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