• 2005-2010

    The vending machine dispenses inexpensive yet refreshing, curious and original artworks by a selected group of artists. Satisfying both your aesthetic hunger with the tempting range of ‘SnackArt’ or your physical hunger with the tasty ‘snack food’ as both products cohabitate.
    SnackArt @ Casula Powerhouse

  • Periodic 'pataphysical Pending Machine @ COFA

  • Periodic 'pataphysical Pending Machine @ GANG festival

  • SnackArt @ various Street Appearances

  • SnackArt perambulating machine @The Grape Escape

  • SnackArt Flagship machine @ Casula Powerhouse

  • SnackArt @ Casula Powerhouse

  • SnackArt @AGNSW - unauthorised

  • SnackArt @Art Safari - unauthorised

  • SnackArt @ CCB Supper Club, AGNSW

  • SnackArt @ CCB Supper Club, AGNSW

  • snackArt @ Amerika Mura, Osaka

  • snackArt @ Harajuku, Tokyo

  • snackArt @ MOMA, New York

  • SnackArt Flagship machine @ Reverse Garbage, Marricville

  • SnackArt CRASSMASS @ Reverse Garbage, Marricville

  • Displayhome Peepshow @ CCB Supper Club, AGNSW

  • Displayhome Peepshow @ TINA festival

  • SnackArt is a concept rather than a novel way to sell artists work, and as such, enters into a knowing and mocking dialogue commodification and notions of value, price and prestige.
  • Jane Naylor assembled a group of artists to exhibit in an alternative form of art gallery and persuaded business man Paul Long of Victory Vending to become a gallery owner. “I talked to many vending operators about this project, but Paul was the only one ready to give it a go. From my first pitch he took me seriously, I admire his respect of the absurd. I knew Paul was the right sponsor for this project right after he told me his main competition was Coca Cola.”.
  • Later, Bob Percival assisted SnackArt in the role of CEO.

LINK TO SNACKART APPEARANCES