Part 1 The Book Help us re-create the atmosphere of El Internacional by sharing your memories with us for the book. — For its relevance El Internacional reminded New Yorkers that food is a form of art. — For its role in the cultural developments of New York in the eighties El Internacional was one of the main stages in a neighborhood in transition and the multicultural development of a metropolis; its story is central to the history of the cultural life in TriBeCa and New York City. — For its role as a historical document This book is intended to be a source for research and consultation for academic, institutional, culinary, artistic and cultural projects. It will be a living archive and a source for continued inspiration. Photo: Peter Aaron Photo: Peter Aaron Antoni Miralda Photo: Marta Sentis 2.1.6.

Dining Rooms When the renovation began, Montse & Miralda discovered that the building contained a rich tapestry of memories from one of America's Golden Ages: the fifties. Miralda decided to use these elements to evoke the magic of that period. He turned the main entrance area into the Columbus Trophy Bar; the adjoining dining rooms, and the upper floor became the Marina and Crystal rooms.

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The Nashville Number System Ebook. Each space captured a different feeling and different period while existing as a unique architectural work of the fantastic. 'It looks like the inside of a drained aquarium and any mermaid would feel quite at home there and I do.' Eye-East Village, 1985. Menu, May 27 – June 2, 1985 Menu, July 8 – 15, 1984 2.2.2. Video Menu 'No need to point at a plate on the next table and ask the waiter what it is.

Just watch the monitor the first Video Menu, a video installation created by El Internacional.' El Internacional Newspaper, 1985 El Internacional had the world's first video menu, a 36-minute tape that told you everything you'd ever want to know about tapas, main courses, and desserts. The menu unfurled in an underwater setting, waving gently like the flag that was the restaurant's motif.

Text and images moved across the screen in three bands, each bearing a different kind of information. At the top, the name of the dish was given in Spanish or Catalan.

The center band depicted the food itself —before, during, and after its preparation. On the bottom, a scrolling text described the origins and pleasures of each dish. The video menu offered a feast for the eyes and. — Information: for example, the fasciniting details of how snail's stomachs are purified. — Inspiration: it revealed new facets of exotic foods. — Interpretation: if you couldn't pronounce it, you would at least be able to describe it.

— Ingenuity: historical anecdotes of a dubious nature enhanced the conversational value of the meal. For example, you the stories of the homesick princess who thrived on gambas al ajillo and the hitherto unsuspected link between cephalopods and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Face to Face On Valentine's Day in 1986, a special dinner was held for twins --brothers and sisters, in any combination, identical or fraternal, young and old.

The event was called FACE TO FACE, and it went beyond the romantic myths of Valentine's Day to celebrate the special relationship that exists between twins. An 'edible art' menu offered such dishes as a 'Double Soup' (with two different tastes), a 'nest' of twin quail eggs, and a 'Mirror Cake'. Face to Face: A Celebration of Twins, press release by El Internacional, 1986. Friday Porronista at El Internacional,1985 Photo: Elena Guereta 2.3.3. Crowning Ceremony The Crown will act as a cornice which protects and binds together a number of elements: the trans-cultural appeal of the El Internacional, the transfer of Lady Liberty to our midst, and the five points of the crown itself, each represents one of the Cardinal directions drawing visitors from the radius of TriBeCa, New York, this planet and beyond, with the addition of one more for the mystery and secret of the lady herself.