GhostFood (2015)

http://www.ediblegeography.com/ghost-food/

Michael Rakowitz – “Enemy Kitchen”

Chicago-based members of the Tamalli Space Charros Collective sell tamales out of the tamalespaceship, a food truck purchased off of eBay with decoration inspired by Mexican sci-fi wrestling films from the 1960s. Taking their cue from the Stridentists, a group of artists, musicians and writers active in Mexico in the 1920s focused on improving life through technology, the tamalespaceship uses internet based social networks to broadcast its menu and location. (http://glasstire.com/2011/03/02/the-ten-list-food-and-art/)

Jen and Paul Outlaw’s Fish Fry Truck

Kurt Flecksing and Sean Starovitz, “The S’mores Cart” (2010)

Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese Ice Cream Sundae with Dill and Caper Sprinkes and Bagel Chips

Junior Ambassadors (now defunct food cart) in the vein of DADA, Surrealist, Fluxus practices – served icecream in a a variety of unexpected flavors and combinations (