BoingBoing reader Tim says,
San Francisco artist Rio Yanez hosted "The Great Tortilla Conspiracy" at the De Young museum last week, inviting artists to come by and have their art silkscreened onto tortillas with edible inks.
Link to photos.
Tortilla art photoset
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