Bernardaud: Art You Can Eat Off

Calle’s “The Pig” uses text to tell the story of a woman who attends a dinner party with a man, only to be told later, upon refusing a kiss, that he doesn’t want to kiss her anyway because she eats like a pig. Lin’s floral aesthetic remains prominent, with large white and pink flowers covering each plate. Featured artist Schnabel continues his work with plates, this time not in large-scale paintings but with emotive scenes of holy architecture with “Ogni Angelo Ha Il Suo Lato Spaventoso” (Every Angel Has its Terrible Side) hand-written over several dishes.

Bernardaud celebrated the opening of its new Chelsea boutique in New York last week, where the collections are for sale and on display.