Month: May 2011

In what is quickly becoming a new favorite genre around here, these Disparity photos by Christopher Boffoli add more fodder to the food art tag. I’m guessing that

This is the best item to hit my inbox all week, so if you’re planning on sending me something tomorrow, hold out for Monday: You cannot top this.

Sergey Safonov (whose hair has grown back since we last saw him) is in Hong Kong right now to sign the packaging for his Luno the Moon Rover

Alexandre Dubosc created the edible zoetropes above for The 2011 Annecy International Animated Film Festival. I am speechless, happy and hungry. This is by far one of the

I wish I was more excited about this. Maybe I’ll like it better after Jake Obashi makes a bento box out of it? Peter Saville and and Howard

Who makes a Bjork bento box??? Jake Obatchi, that’s who. Since Anna turned me into a ham sandwich, I’ve been fast on the scent of food art. Obatchi

Following along with the last few posts that detail interesting, yet expensive art objects you will never get to have…here is the latest work by Jason Freeny, who dissected

These 9cm (3.5 inches) polyurethane “global revolutionaries” from Mountain Research Japan include: Chairman Mao, Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin and Henry David Thoreau. They come dressed in hiking outfits with rucksacks and hiking boots, and

Remember that KAWS x Dos Equis commercial in which we caught a glimpse of what appeared to be a 12-inch KAWS wooden Companion? According to Arrested Motion: KAWS

Earlier this week, Colin Christian announced he would be clearing out his studio and selling various sculptures on eBay. (FYI, to folks who resist social media: this is