Pop Art Food for Thought by John Lloyd Young

Kitsch

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 10:01AM EDT / Published May 28, 2010 3:11PM EDT

A box of Triscuits can be more than just a box of Triscuits, at least when Tony winner John Lloyd Young has his eye on it. The actor showed off his gift to create kitsch Pop Art from comfort food at Food for Thought at the Allee Willis Museum of Kitsch in Los Angeles on May 23. The show acted as a fundraiser for the AIDS Project Los Angeles, and Young still plans to auction some of the pieces, which include jeweled Good & Plenty boxes, a bucket of KFC, Spam, Cheerios, and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.

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Pop Art Food for Thought by John Lloyd Young