Posted by The G on April 6, 2015 under Artsy Fartsy |
Photos by G. Art by Peter Anton.

The Foodhist Temple by Peter Anton
Namaste! Welcome to the temple! Artist Peter Anton has created a very tantalizing new exhibit at Unix Gallery in New York entitled “Foodhist Temple” and you will not want to miss it. At the entrance to the gallery, which has been completely covered in red carpeting with the walls painted red, you are asked to take your shoes off.

The Foodhist Temple by Peter Anton
As you walk inside the shrine, instead of seeing your typical religious fare, you see life-like (but larger than life) sculptures of what Americans really worship these days – FOOD! Bacon, donuts, pizza, hamburgers, chocolates as well as cake are on display. For those who want to have a “foodhist religious experience” (so to speak), pillows have been laid out across the gallery/temple floor, so the viewer can spend time worshiping these objects.

People worshiping cake
As you can see in this picture, the sculptures are enormous, and yet look life like. Peter Anton used resin, metal, wood, clay and acrylic for the works in this show.

Bacon Thing of the Day: Gail Worley in front of a sculpture of bacon.
Again, to show you the perspective of how big these sculptures are, here’s a picture of Gail Worley worshiping at the altar of bacon. This is definitely the Bacon Thing of the Day.

Life is like a box of chocolates…
“Foodhist Temple” by Peter Anton is on display until May 9, 2015 at Unix Gallery (located at 532 West 24th Street) in Manhattan.
Amen!
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Posted by The G on March 11, 2014 under Artsy Fartsy |
Photos by G. Various Artists.
Here are 10 art exhibits worth your time in New York in March 2014:

Sarah Lucas
Sarah Lucas – “Nud Nob” at Gladstone Gallery (located at West 24th Street) through April 26, 2014.

Desire Obtain Cherish
Desire Obtain Cherish – “We Are Known By The Company We Keep” at Unix Gallery – through May 6, 2014.

Gary Taxali
Gary Taxali – “Unforget Me” at Jonathan Levine Gallery through March 22, 2014.

How and Nosm
How and Nosm – “Way Things Are” at Pace Prints through April 5, 2014.

Jim Campbell
“New Work” by Jim Campbell at Bryce Wolkowitz – through April 19, 2014

Jordan Wolfson
Jordan Wolfson at David Zwirner through April 19, 2014.

Julie Oppermann
Julie Oppermann – “Palinopsia” at Joshua Liner Gallery through March 29, 2014.

Thrush Holmes
Thrush Holmes – “More” at Mike Weiss Gallery through April 5, 2014.

Kevin Cyr
Kevin Cyr – “Right Place, Right Time” at Jonathan Levine Gallery – through March 22, 2014

Chloe Wise
Various Artists – “The Last Brucennial” at 837 Washington Street through April 4, 2014.
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