Art/Design

'Belgian Lion' by Marcel Broodthaers, 1968

Here's a little sample of the fun had at Bookery Cook's Japanese-themed Kitchen Invasion last night....

 .... stay tuned for a full report on the feast, the fun and the funk!

Having a party and need a snazzy dj booth? A cocktail bar? A tea vendor for a garden party? The Little Van That Could can be all these and more.

Cooking has always been regarded as a sensual pastime, from phallic-shaped vegetables to vaginal-resembling mollusks… a messy, fleshy, steamy pursuit bound together by instructions like squeezing, kneading, spreading, slapping, rubbing and greasing.

Thanks to a crafty YouTube user we see just how sensual cooking can get…

The Bookery Cook was lucky enough to be part of an exhibition held by Brisbane arts collections 4C. The exhibition was called SHOOT to raise funds for six degrees and friends of the earth.

This radiant pineapple caught my eye as I disembarked from the 380 the other day…

…or, what would happen if you could plug a cookbook into a fridge and link it with the contents.

As her final project for her design course, The Bookery Cook’s Vivandiere took deciding what to have for dinner to the next level, with her project The Bookery Cook Interactive.

Out with the old, in with the new – After a long and drawn out battle, the Euromaid victor now reigns over Wellington kitchen.