Feast for All: rewriting a 17th century painting

Absolut, agency DMB and the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna reworked Jacob Jordaens' The Feast of the Bean King, a 17th century painting of a festive table with no one but white faces at it. Viennese artist Tyrone Egbowon, with DEI advisor Len Charles, repainted the scene with ambassadors from many backgrounds, and it became The Feast for All. In the museum, visitors scan the painting and the people in it speak: personal accounts of being turned away at a Viennese club door and of what an inclusive nightlife would look like.