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Channeling Your Inner Butcher: Meat America

Submitted by on January 12, 2011 – 3:39 pmOne Comment

Meat AmericaSculpted, tweaked, and photographed. Nope, we’re not talking about the latest super model; we’re talking about meat. Raw cuts of red meat that Philadelphia-based artist Dominic Episcopo took as his muse for his latest inspired project, Meat America.

philadelphia-breakfast-meat-exhibit-680uwChanneling the inner butcher within us all, Meat America includes an impressive collection of photographed meats fashioned to look like everything from Elvis and Ben Franklin, to New Jersey and Texas. Through this work, Episcopo intended to celebrate his own unabashed love for meat and “the American appetite for decadent and iconoclastic deliciousness.” And for the artist, delicious it was – word on the street says Episcopo and his wife ate all the meat he photographed. Now that’s dedication.

Meat America is showing at the Bambi Gallery in Philadelphia from 6—30 January 2011.

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