A few months back we had the pleasure of meeting Eden Vaudry at Blim on the opening night of her exhibition there. We immediately found agreement that we should find a way to bring her magic to the STAG and the idea of Sugar of Stones, an edible and non-edible sculpture dinner, was born that very night. On February 14th, 2011 Eden, the STAG and dozen guests shared an amazing evening of highly sculptured deserts, delicious drinks, outbursts of noise and laughter, and a crazed sugar rush that crashed into wonderful late night conversation.  Among the delicious highlights there were: Chocolate Volcano Pie Buddha sitting in a garden of granola and fruit Pineapple Chocolate Sculptures Plum Wine in Cucumber Cups Scented Fabric Cakes Straweberry and Cream Puff Sci-Fi Architecture Clay Sushi Cakes Sugar Cereal Tree Ornaments A group impovised noise jam Gay Tea for Dark Times more, more, more

A few months back we had the pleasure of meeting Eden Vaudry at Blim on the opening night of her exhibition there. We immediately found agreement that we should find a way to bring her magic to the STAG and the idea of Sugar of Stones, an edible and non-edible sculpture dinner, was born that very night. On February 14th, 2011 Eden, the STAG and dozen guests shared an amazing evening of highly sculptured deserts, delicious drinks, outbursts of noise and laughter, and a crazed sugar rush that crashed into wonderful late night conversation.  Among the delicious highlights there were:

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