AVM CURIOSITIES
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AVM Curiosities: AMBERGRIS
Private view: Thursday, 13th June, 6-9pm
Exhibition continues until 30th June 2013
Herrick Gallery is proud to announce AVM Curiosities first solo show.
Ambergris is an olfactory and edible exploration of one of nature’s most curious scents. This olfactory artefact has been used in everything from Indian ink to aphrodisiacs, and everywhere from Ancient Egypt to 21st century Paris.
Join AVM Curiosities at Herrick Gallery this June for an introduction to this oceanic enigma, through a collection of historical objects, contemporary photography and edible curiosities. Think the Wellcome Collection but lickable…
AVM’s ongoing Edible Print Project will be included in AMBERGRIS. Taking an established art form and turning it on its head, the Edible Print Project bypasses the conventional canon in place of transience and temporality.
AVM (Animal Vegetable Mineral) Curiosities was founded in early 2011, by food historian Tasha Marks and have recently been awarded the Grey Goose 'Iconoclast of Taste' and Selfridges 'Bright Young Things 2013'.
Private view: Thursday, 13th June, 6-9pm
Exhibition continues until 30th June 2013
Herrick Gallery is proud to announce AVM Curiosities first solo show.
Ambergris is an olfactory and edible exploration of one of nature’s most curious scents. This olfactory artefact has been used in everything from Indian ink to aphrodisiacs, and everywhere from Ancient Egypt to 21st century Paris.
Join AVM Curiosities at Herrick Gallery this June for an introduction to this oceanic enigma, through a collection of historical objects, contemporary photography and edible curiosities. Think the Wellcome Collection but lickable…
AVM’s ongoing Edible Print Project will be included in AMBERGRIS. Taking an established art form and turning it on its head, the Edible Print Project bypasses the conventional canon in place of transience and temporality.
AVM (Animal Vegetable Mineral) Curiosities was founded in early 2011, by food historian Tasha Marks and have recently been awarded the Grey Goose 'Iconoclast of Taste' and Selfridges 'Bright Young Things 2013'.