Scott Hove's luscious cake sculptures have teeth — and jaws As the sham delicacies grow more ornate, Hove's intentions become more complex by Lissa Brennan A sidelong glance at the work of San Francisco-based artist Scott Hove might make your mouth water. Swirls and roses of pastel buttercream top what appear to be creations better suited to a bakery than a gallery.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
June 19, 2013 - Pittsburgh City Paper
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