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added on 2008-07-02

nowhere to hide-bug spray ad...

weird juicer chair-ouch!...

added on 2008-06-23

strap on chairs...

added on 2008-06-20

bedlington terrier 3d coffee mug...

chairs to be worn...

added on 2008-05-09

d-listed -worst of craigslist...

Isabella Rossellini singlehandedly re-enacts mating rituals of the dragonfly, spider, bee, praying mantis, worm, snail and housefly. added on 2008-05-08

green porno-a must see!...

added on 2008-05-02

fun with food...

added on 2008-04-18

edible- odd delectables...

added on 2008-04-17

cigarette tea...

This is a completely incredible product – literally! The Giant Japanese Hornet is the largest species of wasp in the world, and it contains special enzymes in its body which are reputed to increase strength and energy levels. Giant Japanese Hornets have one of the most incredible stamina’s of any living creature and this stamina can be temporarily passed into the system of those who consume it.

In fact, so certain are the Japanese of its properties, that the Japanese athletes consumed Giant Hornet enzymes before competing in the 2000 Olympic games – we’re not sure whether it helped them win any medals though! This honey is collected in a farm on a remote Island in Southern Japan, the hornet is placed on a needle to enable the enzymes in its body to be released into the honey. The honey is very fluid and tastes delicious, somewhat like honey that has been mixed with port or brandy. We suggest that you drink this honey neat with your favorite alcoholic beverage, but you may if you wish use it as you would any other honey. It may just give you that extra get up and go you were looking for!
added on 2008-03-26

giant hornet's honey...

added on 2008-03-26

weird science dried organ bottle...

added on 2008-03-24

added on 2008-03-12

3 headed sheep chair...

added on 2008-03-07

I am so intrigued by these......I would love to have a few of them sitting on the console table. added on 2008-03-06

antique prosthetic human glass eye...

Oppenheim's fur-lined teacup is perhaps the single most notorious Surrealist object. Its subtle perversity was inspired by a conversation between Oppenheim, Pablo Picasso, and the photographer Dora Maar at a Paris café: admiring Oppenheim's fur-trimmed bracelets, Picasso remarked that one could cover just about anything with fur. "Even this cup and saucer," Oppenheim replied.

In the 1930s, many Surrealist artists were arranging found objects in bizarre combinations that challenged reason and summoned unconscious and poetic associations. Object—titled Le Déjeuner en fourrure (The lunch in fur ) by the Surrealist leader André Breton—is a cup and saucer that was purchased at a Paris department store and lined with the pelt of a Chinese gazelle. The work takes advantage of differences in the varieties of sensual pleasure: fur may delight the touch but it repels the tongue. And a cup and spoon, of course, are made to be put in the mouth.

A small concave object covered with fur, Object may also have a sexual connotation and politics: working in a male-dominated art world, perhaps Oppenheim was mocking the prevailing "masculinity" of sculpture, which conventionally adopts a hard substance and vertical orientation that can be seen as almost absurdly self-referential. Chic, wry, and simultaneously attractive and disturbing, Object is shrewdly and quietly aggressive. added on 2008-03-05

meret oppenheim's fur lined teacup...

Souvenirs are important cultural objects which can store and communicate memories, emotions and desires. Buildings of Disaster are miniature replicas of famous structures where some tragic or terrible events happened to take place. added on 2008-03-04

buildings of disaster-oklahoma city federal ...

added on 2008-02-26

gallery of pet armor...

added on 2008-02-25

hybrid tea set by ronit baranga...