From Michael Wild, friend of Magnolia and owner of Oakland’s acclaimed BayWolf restaurant, comes a new Magnolia publication: "What the Wild Things Ate," a photographic travelogue of the mouth-watering meals Wild and his family ate while in London, Paris, Beaune, and Dijon earlier this year. With photos and commentary by Wild’s son David, this book is guaranteed to make you hungry, and is slim enough to fit in your carry-on bag. Detailed contact information for each restaurant is provided, making "What the Wild Things Ate" a handy companion for travelers with a fondness for gourmet food.
About the Author
Nick Stone / Magnolia Editions
nstone01
Oakland, CA
Magnolia Editions is a fine art print studio in Oakland, California. For more than twenty years, Magnolia has specialized in experimental and unorthodox projects, working closely with artists to produce and publish print multiples, unique artist's prints, works on paper, and textiles. The studio provides artists with technical expertise and access to a handmade papermaking facility, etching presses, a powerful automated cutting machine, and large scale pigment-based electronic printing processes. As the resident writer at Magnolia Editions, Nick Stone has produced books and commentary for artists such as Chuck Close, Alex Katz, Hung Liu, and Squeak Carnwath. Stone's most recent publications outside of Magnolia include a feature article in First Person magazine reviewing William Kentridge's "Five Themes" survey at SFMOMA and an essay, "Talk About Your Body Electric," in Deborah Oropallo's latest catalog, Pomp.
Publish Date October 27, 2010
Dimensions Small Square 40 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Travel