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A massive billboard of a sliced piece of meat is mounted to the side of a brick building. Below, a yellow taxi drives past a small, beige corner building on a sunny New York street.

Magnificent meaty artworks form Brion Nuda Rosch on show in New York

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Date
5 April 2013

Meat is amazing. Vegetarians, I salute you and your principles, but you chaps and chapesses are missing out. Artist Brion Nuda Rosch is with me on this, as evidenced by his new show at Mother New York’s The Peanut Gallery. Brion has set his sardonic sights on our borderline-erotic relationship with carnivorous treats and turned them into strangely beautiful artworks. It’s been a couple of years since we last checked in with Brion, and it’s uplifting to see he’s lost none of the wit that drew us to him in the first place.

Meat Form runs until May 23.

A collage featuring a roasted joint of meat held by a silver carving fork on a marble base. A silver carving knife is positioned above the meat, which sits in a metal platter.
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Brion Nuda Rosch: Meat Form

A collage featuring a large piece of roasted meat on a spit. The meat is positioned over a small, dark sculpture resting on a white plinth.
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Brion Nuda Rosch: Meat Form

A collage showing a white plate of grilled food topped with daisies, set against a natural outdoor background. The plate is balanced on a grey architectural plinth against a plain white wall.
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Brion Nuda Rosch: Meat Form

Three small, white-framed artworks hang side by side on a white wall. Each frame contains a photograph of a piece of roasted meat presented as a sculpture on a plinth.
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Brion Nuda Rosch: Meat Form

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Rob Alderson

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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

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