Children not looking at modern art
Categories: Contemporary Art, history, Ideas, Museums • Tags: art, children, humor, imagination, museum, photography
Tag: imagination
Hicken’s Fur-Bearing Trout
Rather than explaining this one, I think it’s far better to let your imagination run wild. Image from Myth or Marvel? The Fur-Bearing Trout. If you must, you can read more about this remarkable species here.
Categories: Curiosities • Tags: cryptozoology, fish, fur, humor, imagination, taxidermy
Mostricciatoli: The little monsters of Tila Rodríguez-Past
Categories: Contemporary Art, Curiosities • Tags: art, imagination, insect, installation, monastery, monsters, sculpture
Prisoners’ Inventions Project by Temporary Services
Categories: Contemporary Art, Ideas • Tags: art, criminal, imagination, institution, inventions, outsider art, papier-mâché, sculpture, tattoos
Jane Howarth’s beautiful bird guts
Categories: Contemporary Art, Curiosities • Tags: art, bird, grotesque, imagination, jewels, pearl, rant, sculpture, taxidermy
The bejeweled bugs of Hubert Duprat
Categories: Contemporary Art, Curiosities, Ideas • Tags: art, curiosities, gold, imagination, insect, jewels, pearl, science
Charles Waterton’s humanoid creature
I think that probably every person, at some point in their lives, gets the urge to make their own ridiculously interesting creature out of the shaved a** of a monkey. (Right?) Well this grim little fellow is the product of that impulse, created around 1824 by an eccentric but well-respected 19th century English naturalist, Charles Waterton (1782-1865).
Categories: Curiosities • Tags: art, curiosities, history, hoax, imagination, taxidermy
The Museum of Ridiculously Interesting Things 