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High Art Gazing down at the world from space reveals truths about food

20 December 2021

Detailed view of Wrangler feedyar, Tulia, Texas

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Mishka Henner Bologna likes to think of itself as the pinnacle of food culture in Italy, so it is a bit of a wonder that it took until the 5th edition of the Biennial of Photography on Industry and Work to focus attention on food. All of the 11 exhibitions were really interesting and well curated, not least because they were often in glorious spaces that are not normally open to the public, resulting in some very fine cultural juxtapositions. But there was one that really caught my eye because it offered literally a new view of the foundations of America’s appetite for cheap beef. Almost as soon as I got home I arranged to chat to the artist, Mishka Henner, about his work.

Notes

  1. Mishka Henner’s work is at his website and you can follow him on Instagram. There’s also a profile of him in The New York Times.
  2. All the images are taken from Mishka Henner’s originals.
  3. Extra music started with a track from Jack Bailey.
  4. Transcript now available.

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  • Jeremy Cherfas mentioned this post 3 years ago.

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  • __NicolePaganini commented 3 years ago.

    Thanks to you for the recommendation, which resulted in a fascinating episode with one of the photographers, @MishkaHenner

    The episode is at https:eatthispodcast.com/feedlots in case anyone is interested.

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  • Jess Fanzo commented 3 years ago.

    Thanks to you for the recommendation, which resulted in a fascinating episode with one of the photographers, @MishkaHenner

    The episode is at https:eatthispodcast.com/feedlots in case anyone is interested.

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  • AgroBioDiverse commented 3 years ago.

    Latest episode, out now for your listening (and viewing) pleasure.

    eatthispodcast.com/feedlots/

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  • john mentioned this post 3 years ago.

    Castro’s Top Picks algorithm fooled me yesterday with last episode of 2019 Cow sharing in the European Alps from Eat This Podcast I was not expecting another today. High Art dropped in & delighted.
    1. I’ll keep an eye on Castro. 2. @jeremycherfas’s podcast is wonderful.

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  • Mishka Henner mentioned this post 3 years ago.

    I had the pleasure of discussing my Feedlots series with Jeremy @EatPodcast a few weeks ago. Hear the best bits below. (You get a mention @will_potter). The pod and Jeremy’s newsletters are a fascinating insight on all things related to food. 🙏🏽 Jeremy!

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