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"Cracking Art Group was founded in 1993. They have exhibited widely throughout Europe and first exhibited at 21c Museum in 2005. The Red Penguin sculptures that are exhibited throughout 21c were commissioned for a public art project at the 2005 Venice Biennale" (Red).
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"A series of devices set into a sunken courtyard that continuously shoot rings of fog up into the space between two buildings. The billowing rings are seen from the street as well as from the windows of the surrounding buildings. Installed in 2006" (Kahn).
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"The choice to transform the children into animal-like creatures was spawned from an unhappy childhood memory of the photographer where he had to dress up as a white rabbit for a party" (Kim).
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"Moving the skin of one animal onto another, acting by destructuring to better restructure. Humanize the beast by "dressing" it, by substitution of the feathers with the fur" (Garzoni).
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"Kate Clark’s fierce antelope-woman whose seductive gaze offers The Answer to Your Prayers" (Stiles).
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"About this series, the artist has explained: 'Using the collage principle, I designed new species, which makes it possible, for instance, to unify enemies in nature in one body'" (Artnet).
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"...A series of images that draw from the aesthetic and ambience of child funeral portraits. Utilizing a muted palette with a stark backdrop, the porcelain-like subjects are morphed to display discerning features of various animals, such as a set of slender antlers for ‘fawn’..." (Kim).
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"The drawings that are part of the Pathetic Fallacy collection create an uncomfortable tension between the human and animal, and question just how close animals and people are" (Bolalek).
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"This is a dog made out of dog hair. His own dog hair" (Chipman).
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"Giant Yankee Stadium Made From Toothpicks. Thousands of toothpicks form the jaw-dropping sculpture of the House that Ruth Built" (Ripley's).
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"Nutty for Jennifer. Artist Mateo Blanco used almost 10,000 peanuts to capture J-Law's look the night she won her Oscar in 2013" (Mayfield).
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"Find Your Favorite Team.Every major league team is represented with a Ripley’s twist. A life-sized sculpture of Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow – made from seashells – represents the Pirates" (Ripley's)
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"A portrait of Pete Rose, painted on rose petals, will delight Cincinnati fans" (Ripley's).
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"A heavenly depiction of the archangel Michael made from 450 pieces of burnt toast stands-in for the Angels" (Ripley's).
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"A dress made of licorice, by artist Wilmer Lam" (Buxeda).
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"Chewy and Han out of duct tape" (Chipman).
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"A five-story-high Evan Williams Bourbon bottle graphic will transform into a large, glass flowing Bourbon fountain in the lobby" (Heaven's).
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"As you drive around town, you may see a spectacularly painted horse statue standing regally in front of a local business or home. And chances are you’ll see more than one. Each one is unique. Each one has a story behind it. And each one has a common thread" (About).
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"Gallopalooza, a charitable effort that has produced several hundred life-sized and colorful equine figures that brighten street corners, storefronts, private yards and gardens across Louisville" (Shafer).
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"He designed the horse to celebrate the end of prohibition and as a nod to its clients, Maker’s Mark and Jim Beam. The horse is completely covered in prohibition-era newspaper clippings" (Redding).
