Title & Author:

The Sandwich Project / edited by Jaclyn Meloche.

Publication:

Windsor, Ontario : Art Gallery of Windsor, [2018].
©2018.

Description:

140 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm.

Notes:
Catalogue of the exhibition "The Sandwich Project" held at the Art Gallery of Windsor from May 27 to October 1, 2017 and June 1 to September 30, 2018.
Catalogue of the "The Sandwich Project": eleven exhibitions held at the Art Gallery of Windsor from May 27 to October 1, 2017 and June 1 to September 30, 2018.
Includes bibliographical references.
Director's foreword / Catharine Mastin -- Introducing the Sandwich Project / Jaclyn Meloche -- Town of Sandwich / Donald Wilson -- Still life : 'food' for the eye, mind and body / Chris Finn -- BAXTER&FOOD / Adam Lauder -- Snack / Theresa Bembnister -- Food, feminism and kitchen culture / Jaclyn Meloche -- The haunted lunch box : nostalgia and trauma in the museum / Laurie K. Bertram -- Eating up Andy / José Carlos Diaz -- The edible commodity / Mark Clintberg.

Summary:

"Instigated by IAIN BAXTER& and curated by Dr. Jaclyn Meloche, The Sandwich Project explored the relationships between place, history and identity vis-à-vis food in historical and contemporary art. Originally named Old Sandwich Town, Windsor remains rich in layers. Established in 1749 as a site for French and British settlement, host of the War of 1812 and later home for black settlement, a shoreline upon which thousands found refuge from slavery in the United States, Sandwich is one of the oldest and most historically significant neighborhoods in the province. Incorporated as a Town in 1858, Sandwich--where the first urban settlements in Windsor were recorded--has upheld a reputation for being a "blue collar" neighborhood beholden to a community immersed in manufacturing and government services. Similar in name to the popular food item--sandwich--Windsor remains rich in layers, albeit cultural, historical, economic and political. Coinciding with Canada's 150th anniversary, 2017 provided the ideal platformon which to consider how identities have been instigated and perpetuated in Southwestern Ontario. In six stand-alone exhibitions: Verner's Sandwich; BAXTER Snack; LUNCH; Food, Feminism and Kitchen Culture; and Food and Film, artists contemplated food as metaphor. Albeit through Verner's historical watercolours of Sandwich Town, BAXTER&'s performances with food, depictions of junk food, photographs and artifacts of 1950s lunch culture in the Windsor-Detroit corridor, the politics of the kitchen, or the ways in which cinematic activism challenges Canadian identity, each exhibition challenges the complex binaries between identity and place through the politics of food."-- Provided by publisher.

ISBN:

9780919837928 (softcover)
0919837921

Subject:

Food in art Exhibitions.
Metaphor in art Exhibitions.
Art, Canadian 21st century Exhibitions.
Art, American 21st century Exhibitions.
Aliments dans l'art Expositions.
Métaphore dans l'art Expositions.
Art canadien 21e siècle Expositions.
Art américain 21e siècle Expositions.
Art, American.
Art, Canadian.
Food in art.
Metaphor in art.

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.
exhibition catalogs.
Catalogues d'exposition.

Added entries:

Meloche, Jaclyn, 1978-, editor, organizer.
Meloche, Jaclyn, 1978-,, editor, organizer.
Art Gallery of Windsor, issuing body, host institution, organizer.
Art Gallery of Windsor issuing body, host institution, organizer.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 307388
Call No.: BIB 252877
Status: Available