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Photographer Gerald Edwards III Makes the Apocalypse Fabulous
Gerald Edwards III might have an even more optimistic vision of humanity's impending extinction than those dazzling animation geniuses over at Pixar.
Upside-Down Photographer Robin Rhode Plays Billiards on Ceiling
Billiards are apparently the unofficial national pastime of South Africa, though they don't play it on the ceiling as Rohde might have you believe.
Artist Cathleen Faubert Is Totally Going to Lose Her Security Deposit
Cathleen Faubert’s digital image is just simply gorgeous, the sort of art we want on our own walls at home to remind us what Heaven looks like when you're a dangerous girl.
Artist Deborah Hamon Takes a Stand on the Flag
Deborah Hamon's cocky summer girl cuts an imposing figure in her sporty blue shorts.
Artists Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz’s Snow Globes…OF HORROR!
Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz's globes are glistening spheres unfolding with macabre familial scenes in which delicate adults are exposed in moments of terror.
Artist Mario Ybarra Jr. Is Delightfully Misinformed on the Mating Rituals of Squirrels
The scenes unfolding among the citizens of Mario Ybarra Jr.'s "Black Squirrel Society" are surprisingly human considering they take place atop stumps.
Artist Hannah Micley Hits the Snooze Button
This mammoth bed almost rocks like a boat moored in the sun.
Artist K. Min Sacrifices a Perfectly Good Muffin
K. Min’s quiet pastel of a blueberry muffin kissing a paper bag with its hours-old (at least) grease stain is part of a show based on the color (or non-color) white.
Artist Patricia Piccinini Sculpts a Little Monster, Plus a Merman Thing
This vile, adorable creature was inspired by Albert Camus's 'The Stranger.'
Video Artist Erkka Nissinen Has a Fuzzy-Wuzzy Confessor
Erkka Nissinen has one intricate imagination.
Artist Anni Ranoja’s Grass Slipper
Rapinoja's shoes are crafted out of red whortleberry, a spongy green shrub that, when not stripped for the sake of fashion, shrouds a red berry said to have medicinal benefits.
Artist Lisa Ross Takes a Gravely Moving Photo
It's an adorned burial mound of the Uyghur people from the Xinjiang area of western China, designed to venerate local saints and mystics.
Artist Team Os Gemeos Turn Art Gallery Into Favela
Os Gemeos, 'the twins' are Octavio and Gustavo Pandolfo, who vandalize the favelas by day and sleep happy at night.
Artist Asako Narahashi Is Lucky She Sprung for the Waterproof Camera
For her grainy, lilting photographs, Asako Narahashi floats chest deep in the ocean off the coast of Japan, her camera half-submerged in the water.
For Artist Bettina Sellmann, the Woods Are Lovely, Dark and Deep
Sellmann's watercolor 'The Clearing' (2008).
Artist Pawel Althamer Is in the Skin Trade
Pawel Althamer's sculpture of a little girl is made of animal skin.
Photographer Edith Maybin’s Daughter Primps Up, Hose Down
Maybin presents her 21st-century daughter in compelling Victorian settings.
Photographer Peter Granser Takes an Early Retirement
Surprisingly pleasant scenes from the Sun City Retirement Community, in Arizona.
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