Culinary Drama
June 2014
The Arts Company, 215 Fifth Avenue of the Arts, Nashville, TN
615-254-2040
Humans do things that amaze, entertain, and occasionally horrify Stewart-Sanabria. If she documented them literally, she would, according to her, probably have constant censorship issues. As a solution to this dilemma, she uses food as a stand in for humans, “figuring that not only would it be amusing, it could even be delicious!” Over the years, she has impaled maraschino cherries on nails, had pears enact Inquisition scenes, and encouraged donuts to enact the seven deadly sins and various fertility rites. This year’s exhibit will offer even more inventive perspectives!
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Below is a complete inventory of the exhibit. Battle of Goo Goo Moons, however, was pre-sold to the Tennessee State Museum, and has already been taken there for acquisition processing.
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| The Battle of Goo Goo Moon oil on canvas 36” x 36” |
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Citric Levels oil on canvas 48” x 60”
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| Smashed Watermelon on Midcentury Pink and Avocado Tile oil on panel 30” x 40” |
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Flying Mangos of the
Baroque Palace Ceiling oil on
canvas 40” x 60”
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Hot, Smear & Melt
oil on canvas 36” x 48”
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Surrounded by
Eggplants oil on canvas 2’ x 4’
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Observation oil on canvas 3’ x 5’
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Mango Patterns oil
on canvas 21” x 28”
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Twisted Jimmies oil on canvas 30” x 48”
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Binge and Purge oil on linen 24”H
x 48”W
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Wet Strawberries acrylic on canvas 4’ x 5’
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Muscadines and
Scupernogs Squared oil on
canvas 3' x 4'
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