
Invited contributions from an extended network of collaborators and an accompanying programme of events will transform the AA Gallery into a live platform during the exhibition run, reflecting Francisco and Tawanda’s iterative, conversational and relational approach to making.
This event takes place in the AA Gallery. It has limited capacity with standing-room only.
Imogen Kwok works at the intersection of cuisine, art, and design. Her work recontextualises the act of dining and compels us to see, feel, and taste anew. Shaped equally by instinct and Michelin training, Imogen’s cooking falls between craft and material thinking. She treats food with a rigour typically reserved for metal, glass, or fabric, while embracing the fact that it will evolve and that this change is out of her control—that everything she makes will eventually melt, bruise, oxidise, or, of course, be eaten.
Born in Sydney, and currently based in London, Imogen works internationally. Her multidisciplinary approach to culinary practice has led to collaborations across the fashion and fine art industries, where she continues to re-define the boundaries of edible experience. Collaborations include Prada, Hermès, Chanel, Miu Miu, De Beers, Ruinart x Rosewood, LOEWE, LOEWE Perfumes, Matter and Shape, Phillips Auction, Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation, Bvlgari, Georg Jensen, Arc’teryx and more.
Please get in touch to let us know of any access requirements that you might have and how we can best accommodate these by emailing publicprogramme@aaschool.ac.uk.