Everyones Favorite Table Setting

Judy Chicago's Dinner Party was produced between 1974 and 1979 is an elaborate project that pays homage to actual and mythical women in history. At the table are 39 table settings that include a range of crafts, plates, runners, and eating utensils. In Judy's words, this project started as a simple homage to "twenty-five women who were eaten alive".

Happy preparing !

(quote source Wikipedia)

Rirkrit Tiravanija- an artist known for his food

Rirkrit Tiravanija, a contemporary artist born in Buenos Aires, Argentina , is known for the lavish meals he prepares in gallery spaces and served to viewers. Through cooking and serving, Tiravanija's work explores the role of artists in society. The artwork then becomes the making, production and serving of food. While the end result may be a photograph or a memory.
Relational artists such as Rirkrit explore a range of social relationships by producing art that questions and blurs boundaries that exist within art production.

Visit: http://newarttv.com/Rirkrit+Tiravanija

Cyberfeast II Confirmed Participants

Michel Auder. "Dinner is Served"
27 February – 14 March 2010

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We are excited to of gathered together the following cyber feasters.

Below includes each participant thus far with websites. Check out all the creative work being done by each participant. We welcome you to post any work in progress or articles of interest and we look forward to Skyping with you all in the coming months.
Sincerely,
Io (Pullman, WA) and Lisa (Boston, MA)
Serve & Project,

CyberFeast II: Participants (as of July 12)

Erik Benjamins

http://erikbenjamins.com/Main/index.html.html

Calcagno Cullen

www.telephoneheart.com

Cyberfeast I reference: Con You Bing

Bill Fisher

http://billfisher.dreamhost.com/nohate.html

Liora Kushner

(professional caterer)

Cyberfeast I reference: Hamantashen

Jonell Pulliam

www.jjpulliam.com

Cyberfeast I reference: The Wine Tasting that

Became my Banquet, Amish Friendship Bread

Courtney Lee Weida

http://sites.google.com/site/courtneyleeweidaresearch/

Cyberfeast I reference: Hamantashen