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A Feast for the Eyes

The Polygon Gallery’s Feast for the Eyes explores the rich history of food as one of photography’s most prevalent and enduring subjects.

By: NEXT Magazine

Ouka Leele, Peluquería, Limones, 1979, C-Print. Courtesy the artist.

Ed Ruscha, Spam, 1961, gelatin-silver print. 79, C-Print. Courtesy the artist. © Ed Ruscha, courtesy the artist and Gagosian Gallery.

A Feast for the Eyes
Now until May 30 / Wed.–Sun., 10am–5pm
Art exhibition / Free
101 Carrie Cates Court
thepolygon.ca/exhibition/feastfor-the-eyes/

The Polygon Gallery’s Feast for the Eyes explores the rich history of food as one of photography’s most prevalent and enduring subjects.

Through photographs, advertisements and famous artworks, this exhibition aims to examine the timeless ways in which food influences our culture, our relationships and ourselves. The exhibit includes iconic works from Andy Warhol, Guy Bourdin, Weegee and over 50 other artists.