Brian Cook is the creative genius behind the hilarious "Butts on Things" series, where he turns everyday objects into cheeky works of art. From colanders to broccoli, nothing is safe from getting ...

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Contemporary art mirrors contemporary culture and society ... reoccur in his videos alongside anthropomorphized everyday objects such as a bottle of ketchup and pop-culture figures like the ...

Recycled art projects not only enhance creativity but also promote sustainability by repurposing discarded materials into ...

“Object Observation is just exploring how we observe in our daily lives, but specifically how we observe objects around us,” ...

An emerging wave of designers is harnessing the power of human hair to tap into issues of the circular economy, identity and beauty through provocative objects and installations. “It’s very ...

Bentel is essentially memeing everyday items, manipulating proportions ... Would Bentel ever transform his cease and desists into a performative art object of their own? “These letters have ...

Why is nothing as it seems in your fantasy world, as you reinvent common objects, freeing them from their functionality, and play with the art of illusion and scale? I guess because the whole ...

They are ceremonial and everyday objects from Pacific islands that few ... consulting curator, an art historian rather than an archaeologist, who previously worked at the Metropolitan Museum ...