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  • sculptures These sculptures almost disappear when viewed head-on Andrea James
  • Police called on homeless person asleep on park bench; it was actually a Jesus statue David Pescovitz
  • literally cyberpunk Check out this Berlin punk band made up entirely of scrap metal robots Thom Dunn
  • sculptures Sculptor creates the world's tiniest chess set, the size of a thumbtack David Pescovitz
  • contemporary art Artist Jeff Koons explains his massive and wonderful Play-Doh sculpture David Pescovitz
  • grotesque The finger-tentacled baby sculptures of Clay Per Day Cory Doctorow
  • Precious Mutations Guy turns Precious Moments into "Precious Mutations" Rusty Blazenhoff
  • all aboard Watch this mesmerizing spiral of small model trains David Pescovitz
  • typewriters Jeremy Mayer and his mindblowing monsters and marvels made from old typewriter parts David Pescovitz
  • Taku Inoue Artist sculpts the mishaps of Tom of "Tom and Jerry" Rusty Blazenhoff
  • sculptures Police officer gives pretend ticket to pretend car made from snow David Pescovitz
  • bones Skulls and bones with magnifying-glass-burned "tattoos" Cory Doctorow
  • woodwork Magnificent new show of Scott Albrecht's deconstructed, typographical art opening in San Francisco on Saturday David Pescovitz
  • noses A cabinet of noses David Pescovitz
  • displays Watch this hypnotic soft mesh LED display Andrea James
  • sculptures Paper sculptures and jewelry from discarded books Cory Doctorow
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