Oeufs / Eggs Marcel Broodthaers

Oeufs / Eggs

Belgian artist, poet and filmmaker Marcel Broodthaers (1924-76) loved Oeufs and Eggs, he used many of them as a subject for his paintings and installations in the 1960s.

We made a little collection out of some of his works containing Oeufs/eggs. These works, in white, are part of collections of various museum’s of modern art from allover the world. (see below)

“All is eggs. The world is an egg. The world is born of the great yolk, the sun.”
-– Marcel Broodthaers,1966.

Oeufs / Eggs Marcel Broodthaers
(Oeufs (Eggs), Marcel Broodthaers, 1966, collection S.M.A.K)

The image above is part of the ‘Broodthaerscabinet’: a space that museum S.M.A.K. in Brussels has created for the presentation of the works by Broodthaers from the museum’s collection. The cabinet will be opened through 02.09.18.

Moules/ Mussels

Marcel Broodthaers was also intrigued by Moules/Mussels besides eggs. If you’re interested read all all about that here Marcel-Broodthaers

(images via moma.org / museoreinasofia.es / moma.org / christies.com / smak.be )

Eggs Sunny Side Up

Eggs Sunny Side Up

Charlotte Abramow; La Cuisine; Florence Bistarelli, SS/2015. Raw egg costume by Carole Itter and (photographed by) Taki Bluesinger. 2 colour photographs of the artist taken at the New Era Social Club. Artist used the costume in a subsequent performance at the Western Front. (via Boom)

Problem Paintings by Urs Fischer

problem paintings by Urs FischerSloppy Problem and Real Problem by Urs Fischer. (Courtesy of Urs Fischer photo by Stefan Altenburger)

The Problem Paintings are; Aluminum panel, aluminum honeycomb, two-component epoxy adhesive, two-component epoxy primer, acrylic primer, gesso, acrylic ink, spray enamel, acrylic silkscreen medium, acrylic paint 96 x 72 x 1 inches  (243.9 x 182.9 x 2.5 cm)

Green Boiled Eggs

Green Boiled Eggs: In our search for “surrealistic food” we also came across things you can do to an egg. The tips and tricks we found to handle eggs are mostly made to feed a child, but with a little imagination these molds (and what have you) can be a great start for a seriously beautiful and surreal meal.

Earlier we posted a, somewhat more glamorous, recipe for Disco eggs

images via themuddyprincess / kaden.watch.impress / Phaidonjezebel / lunchinabox