Conversations About Creativity in the 21st Century
Cathy Byrd meets creatives at the intersection of contemporary art and food in Barcelona. Iranian-born Mariam Shambayati talks about her multi-media art project Moulinex-Me and the conceptual dinner parties she stages in the Food Cultura Museum. The anti-museum's founders Montse Guillén and Antoni Miralda have generated projects revolving around art and food for decades. They introduce their most recent collaboration, Off Menu—a series of fantastical events that offered a creative alternative to Alimentaria, Barcelona's annual culinary festival.
Cathy Byrd meets creatives at the intersection of contemporary art and food in Barcelona. Iranian-born Mariam Shambayati talks about her multi-media art project Moulinex-Me and the conceptual dinner parties she stages in the Food Cultura Museum. The anti-museum's founders Montse Guillén and Antoni Miralda have generated projects revolving around art and food for decades. They introduce their most recent collaboration, Off Menu—a series of fantastical events that offered a creative alternative to Alimentaria, Barcelona's annual culinary festival.
Sound Editor: Jay Agoglia | Photos: Courtesy of Moulinex-Me and Food Cultura Museum
Art Meets Food sound bites: Moulinex-Me Cena3 dinner conversation; Disco Kitchen, Off Menu 2012
Cathy Byrd se encuentra en Barcelona con creativos de la intersección entre el arte contemporáneo y la comida. De origen iraní, Mariam Shambayati habla acerca de su proyecto artístico multimedia Moulinex-Me y de las fiestas y cenas conceptuales que se organizan en el Food Cultura Museum. Los fundadores del anti-museo Montse Guillén y Antoni Miralda llevan a cabo proyectos de arte y comida desde décadas. Ellos presentan su colaboración más reciente, Off Menu, una serie de fantásticos espectáculosque ofrecieron una alternativa creativa a Alimentaria, la anual feria culinaria de Barcelona.
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