sculpture
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Fine Art Becomes Finer (and Hilarious) Action Figures
Figma: The Table Museum action figure series, where have you been all my life? I am shocked and saddened to learn that I’ve been missing out on these toys based on works of important and/or fine art from the Good Smile Company’s Figma line, but utter delighted to discover their existence. But I’m even more…
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit’s Most Traumatising Death Scene Recreated With Coloured Crayons
On paper, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, featuring cartoon characters from both the Disney and Warner Bros. worlds, sounds like the perfect kids film. In reality, it’s got some rather unsettling moments, including the death of the film’s antagonist, Judge Doom, which is made all the more horrific here thanks to melting crayons.
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You’ve Never Seen Your Favourite Pop Culture Weapons Quite Like This
Some of our favourite science fiction and fantasy franchises are defined by the weapons in them. Star Wars has its lightsabers. Zelda‘s Link has his Master Sword. These are the touchstones of each property, and artist Matt Ritchie is reimagining them all in a beautiful, colourful new way.
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A Four Tonne Head Of Lenin Was Dug Up In Berlin
Berlin is a city that’s been dramatically shaped by the recent past, where history is a living part of the urban fabric — or in some cases, rests just below its surface.