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Artist Reception: Art What You Eat

Date: Wed, Oct 14, 2026

Time: Wed., 6-8pm

Venue: Block Gallery at Raleigh Municipal Building, Raleigh

Price: Free

Category: Arts

Each of the "Art What You Eat" photographers works with food as their subject matter but has a unique approach to tell their individual story. Whether it is the captured moments of food preparation by Anna Routh Barzin, the frozen-in-time images of Harsha Sipani, or the abstracted, minimalist design approach of Dhanraj Emanuel, their work reflects and celebrates our current culture.

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Artist Reception: Art What You Eat

When
Oct 14
Wed, Oct 14, 2026
Wed., 6-8pm
Ages
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Price
Free
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Each of the "Art What You Eat" photographers works with food as their subject matter but has a unique approach to tell their individual story. Whether it is the captured moments of food preparation by Anna Routh Barzin, the frozen-in-time images of Harsha Sipani, or the abstracted, minimalist design approach of Dhanraj Emanuel, their work reflects and celebrates our current culture.

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Artist Reception: Art What You Eat runs Wed, Oct 14, 2026, Wed., 6-8pm.

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Block Gallery at Raleigh Municipal Building is at 222 W. Hargett St., Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.

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