Feeding on Art: No. 4

I caught a glimpse of this artwork while I was passing a cafe while walking from the sidewalk. So I went inside and snapped this photo. I like realist pop art of eating utensils. It's the obviousness of it all that I find fascinating for some reason. I probably would get excited if someone framed a napkin. It kind of looks like how I organize my utensil drawer. Anywho, got any guesses on where this piece can be seen? Have you seen it at your neighborhood coffee shop before? I'll give you a hint. If you live in Berkeley, you may have seen it.

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Feeding on Art No. 3

I typically use this feature to showcase some nice artwork I've spotted at local restaurants. But recently I spotted this mural in a neighborhood I don't typically get to. Since the artwork had a food theme, I thought I'd snap a picture and see if you guys recognize on what wall you'd find this beautiful piece of work. (I love artichokes.) Actually, the artwork looked like it was on some kind of billboard, but it doesn't look like it's advertising something. Pretty huh? So who's lucky neighborhood would you find this?

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Feeding on Art No. 2

Here's another novel artwork I saw while out and about exploring food. This actually isn't in a restaurant, but I'm not going to say any more because I want to see who've seen this and know where it's found. Gosh, I should have gotten a better angle, but some people were in the way on the left. So anyone know where you'll see this Andy Warhol wannabe?

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Feeding on Art No. 1

I appreciate it when restaurants display some beautiful and interesting artwork. You don't really see it too often because most restaurants focus more on the lighting and fixtures for the overall decor instead of giant wall art. But when I see them, I always get excited because there can be so many stories behind them. If I see any nice artwork, I'm going to post them. Let's see if you guys can guess where they're from. This first one I took awhile back. It's a restaurant in San Francisco. Can anyone guess where?

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