Embracing the connective power of food

Embracing the connective power of food

Nova Contemporary art gallery has been transformed into a cafe/eatery in a bid to challenge social norms as part of “Breast Stupa Cookery: The World Turns Upside Down” which is running until Nov 21.

For the first time in an exhibition format, the collaborative art project is presented by Pinaree Sanpitak, one of Thailand’s most prominent female artists whose large-scale installations of breast-stupa sculptures are being exhibited at the 100 Tonson Foundation until next April.

She bridges the social collective with gastronomy and art for this project by shining a light on the depths of food…