Brooke Stewart: No Potatoes looks at the floor and the meats of local legend, Market Basket. Stewart explores a variety of surfaces and mediums to debut her love letter to the grocery store, diving deeper into the individual aesthetics, that together, make Market Basket an economical sanctum of holiness. Specifically, the meat cathedral and its prized relic, the deli. The exhibition addresses moments in the shopping experience that cause the viewer to question what they are shopping for and what they are actually looking at. One pound of sad meat please.
On view: December 7, 2020 - January 17, 2021
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No Potatoes Print Set
I bagged that, 2020.
11”x 17” matte, archival inkjet print.
Signed and numbered edition of 50.
Includes archival ClearFile protector, and 12” x 17” brown kraft paper bag, screen printed by Distillery artist Anti Designs.
$55
20% donated to Dorchester Community Fridge.
