Billed as the World’s First PB&J Art Exhibit, The Nutropolitan Museum of Art is a worthwhile, fun event to check out while it lasts. It’s free to attend and the last day is Sunday, March 6th.
Note: The gallery exhibits below were conceived by Lee Zalben, photographed (so well) by Theresa Raffetto, and styled by Patty White.
201 Mulberry St
Exhibit Space
The only line is for the DIY peanut butter art room. They let you make a PB slice however you want and give you a free photo print afterwards.
DIY Sandwich Art Station
White on White
My non-contribution to society. White marshmallow creme with candy corn on white chocolate peanut butter spread onto white bread. And an Iron Man toothpick to top it off. Just keeping it classy.
Pizzelle Perfect exhibit
A pizzelle cookie based setup.
Starry Sandwich exhibit
Money Honey exhibit
Sandwich Artist exhibit
And we’re not talking about Subway here.
Peanut Buzzer Sandwich exhibit
Neat application of honeycomb. Honeycomb is photogenic.
All Hail the King exhibit
Shown above are just some of the great photographs at the peanut butter art open house. There are other great works, and while it’s not a huge exhibit, a free jar of peanut butter goes to both yourself and charity for attending.