Damien Hirst's Cock and Bull in the Tramshed restaurant in Shoreditch, photo credit Damien Hirst 2012
Damien Hirst’s pickled cock and bull make conversation piece at new Shoreditch restaurant
Emma Bartholomew, Senior Reporter
Monday, June 11, 2012
5:05 PM
A pickled bull and cockerel should make a conversation piece for diners, as the centrepiece of a new Shoreditch restaurant.
Damien Hirst's Cock and Bull in the Tramshed restaurant in Shoreditch, photo credit Damien Hirst 2012Brit artist Damien Hirst - famous for preserving animals in formaldehyde – created the artwork “Cock and Bull,” which is displayed in a massive translucent box above the guests at Mark Hix’s latest restaurant Tramshed.
The celebrated chef and food writer set up the eaterie in a famous tramshed building in Garden Walk which was built in 1905.
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