Random Musings: Our Favorite Food Art

Due to an exacerbation of ADD a 2 hour long distraction today we spent precious time browsing creative food art, and decided to share with you several of our favorites.   Enjoy and we’ll be back to the chef recipes shortly!

1) Butter Me Up

What foodie fashionista wouldn’t want to wear this to her next cocktail party?    It put’s Lady Gaga’s meat dress to shame, and surely smells better too.  The carbalicious  Bread Dress by designer Ami Goodheart from SOTU Productions shot by  NYC photographer Ted Sabarese.

2) United Steaks of America

Ok Michigan could use some work but we respect his knife skills, and love the fact that all of the states are red.  By artist and photographer Dominic Episcopo.

3) Hold Me Closer Tony Danza Tiny Dancer

It’s a childhood dream come true, a living Candyland!   By Parisian artists Pierre Javelle and Akiko Ida.

Eclair Repair

The Sushi Robbers

4)  Marry Me?

Yes!  Who needs a sunset when you can bask in bacon scenery?  From the “Meatscapes” series by the talented collage artist Nicolas Lampert.

5) Ever Since We Moved Here My Jeans Don’t Fit

Parmesan rocks, broccoli trees, parsley bushes and bread mountains.  From the insanely brilliant photographer and “Food Landscapes” author Carl Warner.

6) Banksy Is A Foodie, We Have Proof

It wouldn’t be an art post without mentioning the elusive and wonderful, perhaps with the real name of Robin Gunningham, supposedly never been photographed, filmmaker and British street graffiti artist Banksy. Whew that was a long sentence that would make an English professor cringe.

Vegan propaganda or simply creative sillyness?   Whatever it is we like it. The following were on display at Banksy’s Village Petstore exhibit in Greenwich Village, which like all good things, has sadly come to an end.

The McNugget Hatch, petroleumjelliffe's photostream

Home Sweet Home, the swimming fish sticks, photo and video.

Swimming Fish Sticks, via flikr user nayrb7