article_snippet: Now one artist and photographer has captured the hands of 50 culinary stars in a series of stark black and white portraits and put the hands of 50 culinary stars on display.
article_snippet: The Hands That Feed London is an exhibition of images from photographer and artist Katie Wilson.
article_snippet: an exhibition of images from photographer and artist Katie Wilson is the culmination of a ten-year photographic project to tell the stories of the people who work in the capital's favourite kitchens.
article_snippet: From kebab shops and greasy spoons to the city's most rarefied restaurants, and all the everyday eateries in-between, Ms Wilson has captured the intriguing faces and knife and pan-wielding palms of 50 diverse and dedicated chefs.
article_snippet: So began a ten-year photographic project to tell the stories of the people who work in the capital's favourite kitchens, dubbed The Hands That Feed London.
article_snippet: The exhibition is a collaborative work; writer Nellie Blundell has collected stories of this City and this City kitchens to sit beside each image, and artist Caroline Hobkinson has created a banquet table revealing the often unlikely foods the featured chefs actually eat while working.
article_snippet: The Hands That Feed London runs from Friday 3 to Thursday 16 April at Londonnewcastle Project Space, 28 Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, London.
highlights_snippet: Katie Wilson captured 50 chefs for The Hands that Feed London exhibition .
  