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Food & Family

Food & Family

By Alexander Evans on February 13, 2011

(the color is off here, but after all this is a book in its infancy, it is documented poorly, unbound, and imperfect)   After spending eight months working on Behind the Counter: Stories of a Tall Short Order Cook, yesterday I sat down and made a book in one day.  It started when I discovered [...]

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The Short List of Others

The Short List of Others

By Alexander Evans on November 16, 2010

The short list of others are the photographs, for whatever reason, that did not make it into the sequence

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Behind the Counter: Stories of a Tall Short-Order Cook

Behind the Counter: Stories of a Tall Short-Order Cook

By Alexander Evans on November 14, 2010

The potential of chicken life on a flattop, from a pan to on top of toast, the life on an egg lives for my mouth with a side of fried bacon. This morning’s breakfast consists of partially cooked un-inseminated chicken babies with a side of martyred pig rib-flesh.

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Just a taste

Just a taste

By Alexander Evans on March 14, 2010

Recently I made photographs, which could possibly supplement my previous work; The Mastication Nation. I employed a variety of approaches designed to question the essence of food and the reality of its existence.

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