Wait, What? Wayne White for Genuine Fred? Yes Please!
We were pleasantly surprised to find that multimedia artist Wayne White is one of the contemporary artists to lend their artwork to the Fred Artist…
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Restoring The Last Remaining JAWS Shark For The Academy Museum
As the quarantine restrictions begin to lift around the world, museums are once again opening their doors to the public. This includes the long-awaited Academy…
Nendo Designer Creates CupNoodle Collectibles
I don't know exactly when Cup O'Noodles became CupNoodles, it's been so long since I've searched for or eaten one. But however you refer to…
Artist Sarah Coleman Upcycles For Ballers
What Kardashian worth her Pink Himalayan salt doesn't take her meds from a Gucci pill bottle or swig from her Louis Vuitton water bottle? UK artist…
Alex Hyner Photo Series Will Resonate With Insomniacs
As an enormous fan of movies and television, it's no wonder this Alex Hyner photo series caught my eye. Spotted on his Instagram feed, these…
Gelatin Lamps Look Just Like Revolting Vintage Jell-O Recipes
Artist Elrod of Mexakitsch has perfected the art of creating some of the most disgusting gelatin recipes from the 50s and casting them in resin,…
Search Party Dolls are Mind-Blowing Likenesses of the Characters
HBO Max's Search Party, an addictive dark comedy, is about privileged, self-absorbed twenty-somethings entangled in a bizarre mystery. In the midst of its fourth season…
Quelle Fête! Melting Disco Balls by ROTGANZEN
Quelle Fête is a series objet d'arts created by design firm ROTGANZEN that can be seen in public venues as an art installation, as part…
Artist Uses Margaret Thatcher’s Scarves To Create Down Sleeping Bags & Power Vests
“Security Through Obscurity” was the first San Francisco solo show by New Zealand-born artist Simon Denny. Exhibited last year, just as the Pandemic was beginning, the Altman Siegel gallery in San Francisco featured his Sleeping Bags and down-filled “Power Vests” created with scarves acquired from former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, turning the objects into socio-political statements about economic status, fashion and tech culture. (more…)
Ugly Christmas Sweater Face Masks!
It's beginning to look a lot like a Covid Christmas. With US cases rising dramatically in a third wave, we aren't yet able to gather…