The 'Meat after Meat Joy' Exhibit
lourdes sanchez bayas — October 18, 2008 — Art & Design
References: daneyalmahmood & boingboing.net
'Meat after Meat Joy' is a quaint and esoteric meat-themed exhibit that opened recently at the Daneyal Mahmood Gallery in New York City. Boing Boing describes the exhibit as a collection of "...photographs, sculptures, and multimedia pieces that use, or comment on, raw meat, the concept of meat, its symbolism and viscera.”
I don't pretend to understand the esoteric and enigmatic nature of this work. Raw meat and its relationship to the human body as an art medium is not a topic that keeps me awake at night--but I'd be curious enough to go and see this exhibit.
The exhibit will be on display from October 16th to November the 15th.
I don't pretend to understand the esoteric and enigmatic nature of this work. Raw meat and its relationship to the human body as an art medium is not a topic that keeps me awake at night--but I'd be curious enough to go and see this exhibit.
The exhibit will be on display from October 16th to November the 15th.
Trend Themes
1. Meat Art - The trend of using meat as an art medium could disrupt traditional art forms and attract a new audience.
2. Edible Art - The trend of exploring food as a medium for art could revolutionize how we appreciate and create art.
3. Controversial Art - The trend of using shocking and potentially offensive subject matter in art could challenge societal norms and spark important conversations.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Arts - The traditional fine arts industry could benefit from disruptive innovations that utilize non-traditional mediums to attract new audiences.
2. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry could explore new opportunities to tie food and art together, potentially offering unique experiences for customers.
3. Art Galleries - Art galleries and museums could benefit from showcasing more controversial, boundary-pushing pieces that challenge viewers and spark discussions.
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