Futurism MOMA 2009 METAL+MACHINE+MANIFESTO

The banquet was loosely based of F.T. Marinetti's "cookbook," published in 1932, that's filled with radical ideas about food and theoretical recipes. Feeding on Futurisms appetite for destruction, OPENrestaurant revisits F. T. Marinettis provocative Futurist Cookbook from 1932 — which combined polemics with actual recipes designed to transform society — and realigns the movements arguably fascist palate with a more sustainable approach to life. Look for cyclists delivering a locally sourced wild beast and a women-only kitchen carving edible sculptures against a backdrop of stadium seating, emergency sirens, and spinning walls. Guests attending this clamorous banquet are exalt in sounds, smells, and constant motion, and delight in, among other things, beef ice-cream cones, avocado cocktails, and flying panforte.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Futurism
• MOMA SF
• METAL+MACHINE+MANIFESTO