Best Kitchen Art

By Food & Wine
Updated June 16, 2016
Credit: Photo © Mauricio Ortiz, eyestorm.com
Choose your favorite kitchen-friendly print—ranging from 20 bucks to thousands of dollars—and wrap it up for a gift or hang it in your own kitchen.—Gina Hamadey
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Credit: Photo © Sid Peña, Society6

Sid Peña snaps pictures of his hometown, Austin. This print captures a food truck parked on South Congress Avenue that serves fried chicken and breakfast tacos. From $20; society6.com

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Credit: Photo © Marco Angeles, Society6

Marco Angeles makes pictures of wacky figures—a skull made of candy, a mummy made from pasta, and this owl, formed with coffee beans and cups, titled "Hoot! Night Owl!" From $25; society6.com

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Credit: Photo © Alex Perez

The Working Proof is a unique art site: Some of the proceeds of each sale go to a charity of the artist's choice. Sales of Alex Perez's digital print "El Butcher" will benefit Farm Sanctuary. $35; theworkingproof.com

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Credit: Photo © Chrysa Koukoura

Chrysa Koukoura drew "Fish of the Andaman Sea" while traveling in the Andaman Islands; a portion of the sales proceeds will benefit her favorite charity, Doctors Without Borders. From $35; theworkingproof.com

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Credit: Photo © Endless Column (after Constantin Brancusi) by Susana Reisman

Susana Reisman's photograph of stacked plates looks architectural, like a Greek column. From $60; circuitgallery.com

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Credit: Photo © Jorge Colombo, 20x200

Jorge Colombo drew Soho's Fanelli Cafe using the iPhone application Brushes. From $60; youshouldbuyart.com

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Credit: Photo © JM Giordano for ArtStar

JM Giordano photographed Pop-Tarts and cakes in super-bright colors for his "American Sugar" series. $100; artstar.com

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Credit: Photo © Pamela Hanson, Bridget Hall, Paris for Italian Vogue, 1994

New York City–based photographer Pamela Hanson captured this playful portrait of Bridget Hall eating spaghetti during a shoot for Italian Vogue. From $250; artspace.com

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Credit: Photo © Christine D'Onofrio, christinedonofrio.com

Canadian artist Christine D'Onofrio licked and smashed Smarties candies to create this bold photograph. $500; circuitgallery.com

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Credit: Photo © Seton Smith, eyestorm.com

Seton Smith's soft-focus photograph "Heart Pitcher" would lend sophistication to a kitchen. $640; eyestorm.com

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Credit: Photo © Daniel Gordon, Clementines from "Still Lifes, Portraits and Parts", 2011.

For his series Still Lifes, Portraits and Parts, Daniel Gordon created 3D sculptures from objects like colorful clementines, and then photographed them with a 4x5 view camera. $1,500; artspace.com

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Credit: Photo © Mauricio Ortiz, eyestorm.com

Chef Jamie Oliver has commissioned art from Mauricio Ortiz, who painted this still life of green bananas. $3,405; eyestorm.com

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