Installation Archives — Page 2 of 5

Skips

Gavin Turk – Transubstantiation
Ready-made, 2017

Partnering with the London-based Skip Gallery, an improvised gallery space inside a huge waste container you usually see on the side of the street filled with construction rubble and whatnot, Turk has created a tongue-in-cheek piece that is, among all things, very meta.

Inside the skip – a place to dispose of rubbish – we see a packet of Skips prawn cocktail, a popular snack in the UK. According to the artist, the chips reminded him of the sacramental bread used in the ritual of Eucharist by Roman Catholics.

http://www.konbini.com/us/inspiration/gavin-turk-skip-gallery-contemporary-art/

The fingerprints of our ancestors

Réka Szabó – The fingerprints of our ancestors
Solo exhibition – Erdélyi Művészeti Központ / EMŰK – 2017 May 11

more photos on the event’s Facebook page.

Bread Stairs

Derek Paul Boyle and Mitra Saboury
Studio Meatwreck

Invisible Ceramics and Women Made of Bread Fill a European Art Park

Paweł Althamer – The Burghers of Bródno
2016 – Warsaw

Bródno Sculpture Park has come to be one of Europe’s most enticing and important sites of relational and social sculpture. WARSAW — What do you get when you throw some of the world’s most well-known, socially engaged artists into a public park? One stroll through the Bródno Sculpture Park will show you.

Image courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art Warsaw

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Mondrian Toast

Brittany Powell – Mondrian Toast

The American artist Brittany Powell reproduces the works of famous artists with bread and toppings. This makes not only the meals aesthetic, but also appetite to go back to the museum. Is it really so wrong to play with the food?