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Stephen Shanabrook
Stephen J Shanabrook (born 1965 in Cleveland, USA) is an American conceptual artist, who lives and works in New York City and Moscow, Russia.
He graduated from Syracuse University, The Skowhegan School of Art program, USA and de Ateliers, The Netherlands.
== Concept and Work ==
Shanabrook began making special kinds of chocolate pralinés from casts of wounds on dead bodies from morgues in Russia and North America in 1995. Son of an obstetrician and the town coroner, as a child ''Shanabrook'' worked at a chocolate factory in a small town in Ohio. Overlapping these oppositional influences the artist created a unique vision of beauty, one on the threshold of death, pain and disaster. Shanabrook gives a new and often disturbing meaning to substances and forms otherwise associated with comfort, happiness and banality. One late 2000s chocolate piece was a life size sculpture of the remnants of an 18-year-old suicide bomber, based on a press photograph.〔"Is it art — or exhibitionism? A new wave of super-rich art lovers are spending hundreds of millions on extravagant museums — privately owned, but open to the public" by Cristina Ruiz. ''The Sunday Times'', 6 May 2012〕
Shanabrook's works are included the collection of David Walsh, in his Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Tasmania, Australia.
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