New ways with vegetables and other disasters
A rug made of polenta, yodelling cowboys and whole chapters of Proust written in smoke signals: what do they have in common? They belong to the oddball world of Glen Baxter.
His drawings and dry, slightly skewed captions create a surreal universe that this British artist finds perfectly normal. Glen Baxter has regular exhibitions in France, the US and the UK; and his work is in the collections of London’s Tate Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum. His drawings have been published in The Observer, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Elle, Independent on Sunday, and Vogue.
New Ways With Vegetables draws together Glen Baxter’s best work on culture, cowboys and culinary disasters.
