In 1995 I wrote an article in Wired about the Museum of Bad Art, which showcased art found in thrift stores. I'm glad to see the tradition of curating thrift store arts and crafts is still going on at MoBA. And here is an unrelated but similar Instagram account with many examples of mindbending works of primitive art. It also includes a lot of creepy products and other ephemera, which adds to the entertainment value.
This Instagram account features thrift store arts and crafts
Check out these spectacular handcrafted wool needle-felted animals
These wool felted animals, handcrafted by needlefelt artist Jo Hobbs, are absolutely delightful. Hobbs, who lives in Newport, Wales, has been creating art for many years but in 2018 picked… READ THE REST
Casting Hokusai's Great Wave in resin
In this captivating 17-minute video, Japanese maker, Jade, builds and sculpts a re-creation of ukiyo-e artist Hokusai's famous 19th century colored woodblock print, The Great Wave, and then casts it… READ THE REST
Making DIY Homemade Puppets with Jim Henson in 1969
May 16 marks 30 years since Jim Henson passed away. To remember his delightful legacy, here's a public access video of him and Don Sahlin (who went on to create… READ THE REST
This rower machine will pump you up for $223.99
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Learn to produce high-quality music with this Noiselab Production Hub Subscription for only $59.99
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