“Read Between The Signs” – Unique Recycled Road Signs Mural
December 9, 2010
Situated along side Route 322, near Meadville, PA, this project was thought off by artist Amara Geffen and Arts & Design Initiative Director, in 2002
Situated along side Route 322, near Meadville, PA, this project was thought off by artist Amara Geffen and Arts & Design Initiative Director, in 2002
A group of Slovenian environmentalists have created a scary waste monster, made of tens of thousands of plastic bags, to raise awareness to the world’s
No matter how elaborate and expensive, carpets have never really fascinated me, but the ones created by the guys at “We Create Carpets” are simply
What would your reaction be if were to check into this hotel in Zambia and encountered this enormous and possibly dangerous African elephant in the
Children’s furnishing company Posh Tots is trying to fulfill every Star Wars fan’s fantasy of owning their very own Deep Space Fighter, by creating series
Even though the name of this park might not sound very familiar you’ve probably heard about the Snow Monkeys of Japan. The Jigokudani Yaen-koen (Hell
Derived from the traditional equestrian sport the English are so found of, bike polo started out as just another underground urban sport, but is now
Looking at these photographs you have to wonder whether this is real or the result of an optical illusion. The Krzywy Domek, as it is
True, there are many out there, especially women, who are very into knitting or crocheting but it seems to me that this time passion got
Looking at the beautiful landscapes of Matthew Albanese, you couldn’t even imagine they are made with objects you yourself have around the house. Matthew’s career
Photography professor Wafaa Bilal, at the New York University, has a let’s say original vision on what we generally refer to as art. He intents
Richard Van Os Keuls has used flattened aluminum soda and beer cans as siding for his plywood house extension, after deciding conventional materials were too
Lehmann Maupin gallery in New York recently hosted Erwin Wurm’s Gulp exhibition, an eccentric yet interesting approach on modern society. Using furniture, clothing or even
Italian artist Franco Recchia uses old computer parts to create his unique tech junk cities – mixed media sculptures that replicate famous metropolises. Driven by
“Plastic City” is a colorful replica of Shanghai City out of cheap plastic objects bought by artist Bang-Yao Liu, on the streets of China’s bustling