Erik Carver
Howard Huang
The Center for Tactical Magic
Cori Crowley
DoEAT
Marisa Jahn
Stephen Shada
Bessma Khalaf
Alessandro Nassiri
Chris Sollars
Jerome Waag
Eva Stromeier
Adam Zaretsky
Brianna Toth
Food in the Form of Activism. The performing, visual and collaborative artists included within this exhibition use food as a basis for their art and public education efforts. On show Erik Carver & Howard Huang, The Center for Tactical Magic, Cori Crowley, DoEAT and many more.
Curated by Brianna Toth
Artist(s): Erik Carver & Howard Huang, The Center for Tactical Magic, Cori Crowley, DoEAT, Marisa Jahn & Stephen Shada, Bessma Khalaf, Alessandro Nassiri, Chris Sollars & Jerome Waag, Eva Stromeier, Adam Zaretsky
The term ''détournement'' comes from the political and artistic movement Situationist International, which became known for the reuse of existing elements within well-known media in order to create new work with a different message.Détourned Menu: Food in the Form of Activismbrings together a group of artists who investigate issues raised by the proliferation of biotechnology, perceived scarcity, and the weakening of standards that devalue terms such as “organic” and “all natural.”
The performing, visual and collaborative artists included within this exhibition use food as a basis for their art and public education efforts. In so doing, they explore the ways in which food is intertwined with the interactions and decisions of our everyday lives. Providing food for thought, as well as something to fill one’s belly, the artists disrupt the visual and spatial codes of everyday life in order to render legible the relationship between food and the economic, social, ethical, and political realms.
Ise Cultural Foundation
555 Broadway - New York
Admission free