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American museum and pizzeria
Pizza Brain is a pizza culture museum and pizzeria based in the Pennsylvania . It is home to the world's largest collection of pizza memorabilia and collectibles.[1] Pizza Brain’s headquarters is currently in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia .
History
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In May 2010, Kensington-based artist Brian Dwyer, along with Christopher Powell , organized "Give Pizza Chance"—Philadelphia 's first pizza-based art show—in which pizza was served as the muse for more than 25 artists who displayed their work at a local gallery.[2]
In October 2010, Dwyer met Carter at Circle of Hope's (a local church) annual mapping meeting. Dwyer shared his enthusiasm for collecting pizza-related objects with Carter. Carter's background led him to suggest the idea of presenting the items in a museum format.
In late Fall 2010, Joe Hunter, a pizza chef from South Carolina, joined Carter and Dwyer. By January 2011, a master carpenter, Ryan Anderson, helped to identify a pair of buildings in the Fishtown section of Philadelphia in which to locate their project.
Hunter started working on Pizza Brain’s pizzas and flavor profiles.[3] Carter provided curatorial direction to Dwyer’s collection and developed the business’ model, determining its long-term focus on social media. Anderson made use of reclaimed and found materials in his design.[4] Together, they curated the world's largest collection of pizza related items, earning them a Guinness World Record by Summer 2011.[5]
On September 7, 2012, Pizza Brain opened its doors to the public.
Guinness World Record
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In preparation for the opening of Pizza Brain, Carter and Dwyer submitted their collection to be adjudicated by Guinness World Record . On July 31, 2011, Guinness World Records certified the collection releasing certificates under both Pizza Brain's and Dwyer's name as "the world's largest collection of pizza-related items"; they cited 561 different items, from all over the world, collected since 2010.[1]
Pre-open press
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A number of additional articles followed the creation of the Museum of Pizza Culture as it gained notoriety, including articles from Zagat ,[6] The Huffington Post ,[7] The Philadelphia Inquirer ,[8] Fox News ,[9] Food Network Magazine ,
Metro,[10] Laughing Squid ,[11] and the magazine for Australia's national airline Qantas .[12]
NPR 's All Things Considered also covered the story,[13] as well as TV outlets like NBC 10 ,[14] and Good Morning Sacramento .[15]
In September 2012, The New York Times ,[16] Associated Press ,[17] Condé Nast Traveler ,[18] USA Today ,[19] TIME ,[20] BBC Travel [21] and The Guardian [22] all profiled Pizza Brain during its opening month, garnering further national and international attention.
On September 26, 2012, CBS This Morning [23] aired a nationally televised news feature on the museum/restaurant, resulting in Pizza Brain being selected as a topic of discussion on Jeopardy! ' s Twitter account.[24]
Pizza awards & accolades post open
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Pizza Brain earned its first foodie award before it opened. Though he is not a pizza maker, the Guinness record and enthusiasm for its grand opening led to partner Dwyer being the honorific title of "Phoodie of the Year" from Philebrity.com.[25]
Post-opening, under the direction of head chef Joe Hunter, Pizza Brain has established itself as one of Philadelphia's best pizza shops, including earning 3 "Best of Philly" Awards [26] from Philadelphia Magazine It has received local, national and international recognition.
Notable awards, reviews and lists include:
3 Philadelphia Magazine "Best of Philly" awards[27]
Business Insider 's Best Pizza in Every State,[28]
Zagat's 10 Killer Slices of Pizza in Philly[29]
Nylon Magazine 's 15 Best Pizza Slices in America,[30]
The Daily Meal ' s 10 Best Pepperoni Pizzas In America[31]
Food Network 's 50 Top Pizza Deliveries from Coast to Coast.[32]
The Daily Meal ' s 101 Best Pizzas in America for 2017 [33]
The Daily Meal ' s 101 Best Pizzas in America for 2018 [34] and
The Daily Meal ' s The 101 Best Pizzas in America 2019 [35] and
The Infatuation ' s The Best Pizza Places In Philadelphia [36]
See also
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Companies
Food
References
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^ Drew Lazor (5 May 2010). "Of Slice and Men: The story behind Philly's first pizza-centric art show" . Philadelphia City Paper . Archived from the original on 28 June 2012.
^ Hawk Krall (February 2012). "Philadelphia: Details on Pizza Brain Museum Opening" . Serious Eats .
^ Elizabeth Fiedler (20 July 2012). "A Slice of Pizza Heaven Nears Opening Day in Philly" . WHYY Newsworks . Archived from the original on 2 February 2017. Retrieved 24 January 2017 .
^ Johanna Hessling (14 September 2011). "Pizza enthusiast sets new memorabilia world record" . Guinness World Records .
^ Danya Henninger (Feb 2011). "Pizza Brain Is Coming to Fishtown: Meet Its Pie-Crazy Creator" . Zagat blog Philadelphia .
^ Joe Satran (Feb 2012). "World's First Pizza Museum, 'Pizza Brain', To Display Brian Dwyer's Record-Setting Collection In Philadelphia" . The Huffington Post Food .
^ A.D. Amorosi (Jul 2012). "Pizza Museum a Testament to American Culture" . The Philadelphia Inquirer .
^ Molly Aronica (May 2012). "World's Most Bizarre Food Museums" . Fox News .
^ Brian X. McCrone (7 Jul 2011). "Hot Slice of Culture: The Pizza Museum" . Metro Philly . Archived from the original on 2012-08-04.
^ Rusty Blazenhoff (Jul 2012). "Pizza Brain, The World's First Pizza Museum & Restaurant" . Laughing Squid .
^ Melissa Pearce (1 Aug 2011). "Exploring the World's Food Museums" . Qantas: Spirit of Australia . Archived from the original on 2011-10-09.
^ Elizabeth Fiedler (30 July 2012). "New Pizza Museum Offers A Slice Of American Food And Culture" . NPR All Things Considered .
^ Stacy Shauffer (30 July 2011). "A World Record Worthy Pizza Man" . NBC10 Philadelphia . Archived from the original on 30 May 2015. Retrieved 20 January 2012 .
^ Cody Stark (6 Aug 2012). "Pizza Museum" . CW31 Good Morning Sacramento .
^ Vindu Goel (6 September 2012). "World's First Pizza Museum Opening in Philadelphia" . The New York Times .
^ Kathy Matheson (18 September 2012). "Pizza Museum Serves Up Memorabilia, Slices" . Associated Press. Archived from the original on 23 April 2013. Retrieved 1 October 2012 .
^ Sharyn Jackson (7 September 2012). "Pizza Museum Opens in Philadelphia. Yes, Philadelphia" . Condé Nast . Archived from the original on 15 September 2012. Retrieved 1 October 2012 .
^ Laura Bly (7 September 2012). "Food for Thought: World's First Pizza Museum Opens in Philly" . USA Today Travel .
^ Terri Pous (7 August 2012). "Slice of History: First Pizza Museum to Open in Philadelphia" . Time Newsfeed .
^ Lindsey Galloway (4 September 2012). "The World's First Pizza Museum" . BBC Travel . Archived from the original on 8 September 2012. Retrieved 1 October 2012 .
^ Helen Ochyra (26 September 2012). "Welcome to The World's First Pizza Museum" . The Guardian .
^ Michelle Miller (20 September 2012). "World's First Pizza Museum Opens in Philadelphia" . CBS This Morning .
^ Jeopardy! (26 September 2012). "Jeopardy! Question of the Day" . Jeopardy! .
^ Joey Sweeney (16 Dec 2011). "Philebrity Awards: Winners and Wrap-up" . Philebrity.com . Archived from the original on 2012-01-18.
^ "Best of Philly" . Philadelphia Magazine . July 2013.
^ "Best of Philly" . Philadelphia Magazine . July 2013.
^ Emmie Martin and Lauren Browning (19 March 2015). "The Best Pizza In Every State" . Business Insider .
^ Danya Henniger (26 May 2015). "10 Killer Slices of Pizza in Philly" . Zagat website .
^ Daniel Barna (24 September 2015). "The 15 Best Pizza Slices In America" . Nylon Magazine .
^ Arthur Bovino (19 September 2016). "The 10 Best Pepperoni Pizzas in America" . The Daily Meal .
^ Amanda Marsteller (September 2016). "50 Top Delivery Pizzas From Coast to Coast" . Food Network website .
^ Arthur Bovino (5 September 2017). "101 Best Pizzas in America for 2018" . The Daily Meal .
^ Arthur Bovino (27 September 2018). "101 Best Pizzas in America for 2018" . The Daily Meal .
^ Dan Myers (27 September 2019). "The 101 Best Pizzas in America 2019" . The Daily Meal .
^ Candis R Mclean (2 January 2022). "The Best Pizza Places In Philadelphia" . The Infatuation .
External links
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R e t r i e v e d f r o m " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pizza_Brain&oldid=1226735088 "
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