Photo: Andrew Salomone Makers are everywhere. If you’re not careful you may just bump into one. At least that’s what happened to me when I met artist Steve Gerberich as he stood on the sidewalk below his Brooklyn studio photographing one of his famous storefront window displays. I’d noticed his hypnotic, kinetic displays in other […]
Artist Morgan Gesell has a knack for pointing out the absurd in charmingly crafty ways, like this series of found paintings and photographs that she hilariously adorned with pop culture quotes.
Tara Donovan’s current exhibition a Pace Gallery, New York is made from surprisingly ordinary objects.
Self-taught artist Tine Kindermann creates captivating dioramas and peephole installations based on traditional German folklore from salvaged materials that she finds on the streets of New York City.
Tumblr user jthatcherarts created these incredible art dolls that are completely covered with colorful embroidery from found thread and dolls.
In this idiosyncratic work called “Forrest For The Chairs,” artist Tom Shields questions our relationship with ordinary objects, like wooden chairs.
Artist Lynn Aldrich recreates the rich diversity of underwater environments in this whimsical series of reef sculptures made from common household items.
