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This document discusses food as a form of art by comparing it to other artforms like painting and sculpture. It argues that food can constitute a unique artform because of its focus on taste in addition to sight and smell. Great chefs like Ferran Adrià of El Bulli are presented as creating innovative dishes that possess depth through their complex combinations of flavors, textures, and intellectual surprises, informed by science and international influences. The document examines how high-end restaurants like The Fat Duck and L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon in Tokyo produce artful culinary creations.
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- 1. Giuseppe Arcimboldo. Vertumnus. 1590-1591. Oil on wood. Skoklosters Slott, Balsta, Sweden
- 2. Food, Art and Culture • What is art? • What is special about food as art? • Comparing food & other forms of art.
- 3. What is art? • Forms of art – music, literature, paintings, sculptures, movie, … • Why do we participate in artistic activities?
- 4. Simple definition • A piece of art is an object that gives us pleasure.
- 5. Objections • Many things produce pleasure but do not constitute art. • Many pieces of art do not produce pleasure. A = P
- 6. ~A & P
- 7. A & ~P Marcel Duchamp Fountain 1917. Damien Hirst A Thousand Years
- 8. Modification • A piece of art is an object that is DESIGNED to produce AESTHETIC pleasure.
- 9. What is aesthetic pleasure? • Positive aesthetic judgment. • Better not define it in terms of art (otherwise a circular definition). • To be continued …
- 10. Food as art
- 11. Food as an artform • Can food constitute a unique form of art, other than being a painting, sculpture, etc? • What is distinctive – taste (with sight and smell)
- 12. Depth in art • A piece of artwork has depth. • Possessing structure & order that allows contemplation and analysis.
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- 14. Innovative dishes • Pea and mint soup • Carrot air • More information – http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?showtopic=57174 – http://www.egullet.org/index.cgi?pg=ARTICLE-27courses – http://www.doylerogers.com/el_bulli_menu.htm • Features – New combination of flavors, textures … – Intellectual surprises
- 15. Trends in haute cuisine • Post-modernism – Bacon and egg ice cream at the Fat Duck – Sadaharu Aoki’s green tea eclair • But informed by • Science – http://www.fatduck.co.uk/low_temperature_cooking.html – http://www.pierre-gagnaire.com/anglais/cdmodernite.htm • International influences – http://www.robuchon.com/
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- 18. Questions • Can food be great art? • Why or why not?