“Appetite” Opens at Cooper’s Lubalin Center

September 15, 2010 on 1:30 pm | By | In News, Notes, Wayback Machine | 1 Comment

“Appetite – A reciprocal relationship between Food & Design” opened last night at my alma mater The Cooper Union, hosted by the Herb Lubalin Study Center. The exhibition explores how design influences our day to day relationship with food, and covers everything from restaurant signs and menus to supermarket price labels and takeout packaging.

I was fortunate enough to have some of my work included in this show—my “Le Train Bleu” project that I had recently highlighted in this blog. Although I couldn’t make it to the opening, my good friend Louise Fili was kind enough to send me some snaps of my work displayed in the exhibition:

Hungry for more? The exhibition is at 41 Cooper Square (3rd Avenue between 6th and 7th Streets), NYC. The show runs through October 9th. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday: 12–7; Saturday: 12–5. The exhibition was curated by Alexander Tochilovsky. Read an interview with Alexander about this exhibition at Eye Blog, and read more about it and see more photos of the exhibition from the opening at Design:Related.

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  1. Nice, nice, very nice!

    Comment by José Cruz — September 28, 2010 #

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