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10. Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ Untitled (Portrait of Ross). An interesting metaphor for the struggle Gonzalez-Torres’ partner had with AIDS, this piece involved visitors by asking them to take a piece of the candy that created the exhibit.
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9. Jean Paul Gaultier’s Pain Couture. Gaultier doesn’t loaf around when he’s got a good idea in his mind!
Photo: Jim Victor
8. Jim Victor’s Milk, Moms, Mornings. Mr. Victor’s sculpture is like butter. Oh wait—it is butter!
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7. Peter Rocha’s Queen Elizabeth II. Someone should play the ‘guess how many jelly beans…’ game with this portrait.
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6. Balla Tamás’ Sweet Water Sport. Nothing better than a dip in the watermelon.
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5. Ingrid Falk’s & Gustavo Aguerre’s The Toaster. Are you ‘bready’ for this?
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4. Ju Duoqi’s The Raft of the Lotus Roots. Picture yourself on a raft on some lettuce with lotus root people and marmalade skies.
Photo: Ya Ya Chou
3. Ya Ya Chou’s Chandelier. If you didn’t think it was possible for gummy bears to get better, guess again.
Photo: Carl Warner
2. Carl Warner’s Fruit Balloons and Cart. Simply incredible.
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1. Akkiko Ida and Pierre Javelle’s La Coupure. Looks like desert land suffered a devastating eclair-quake.
Ever seen these pieces before? What are your favorite works of art made from edibles?
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Well i love the picture number 5.
the watermelon one look a little bit disgusting
these are cool. some people are just really creative and talented.
I saw a pain exhibit in Paris. It was fantastique!. If Tiffany was creating lamps today I bet he would love the illuminated gummy bears
#10 just breaks my heart.
I kind of want the gummy bear chandelier in my house, but I suspect it wouldn’t be around for too long.
Carl Warner should of been number 1.
I had the opportunity to take a piece of candy from Gonzalez-Torres’ Untitled. After hearing the explanation behind the artwork, I didn’t know whether to eat the candy or keep it, and chose to give it away to someone else. It looked beautiful, but at the same time it’s so sad…
I love Number 4! Just coming out of an art history class, The Raft of the Medusa is very dear to me.
10 and 2 are my favorite.
ooooooo!!!! i love #8 #5 and #2!
Why does Queen Elizabeth II look like Claire Danes?