Want to see Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez in the buff? Well, you can, thanks to sculptor Daniel Edwards, who recently unveiled a bronze metallic statue of the two singers and lovebirds fused together.
Even the grungy apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Frances Bean Cobain, the 18-year-old daughter of late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain and Hole singer Courtney Love, showed off her tattoos and puffed on a cigarette for a series of black-and-white photos taken by fashion designer Hedi Slimane.
If Andy Warhol were alive today, how would he react to modern culture? The iconic artist, who died in 1987 at age 58, would probably flip for internet microcelebrities on sites like YouTube, which affirms his "15 minutes of fame" theory.
To commemorate Warhol's 83rd birthday this past Saturday, artist Edgar Askelovic created a sculpture that imagines what he would have looked like had he lived to see 2011.
Soap & Glory has a really interesting way of expressing gratitude: the British beauty company recently installed a giant sculpture of a bathing lady in Hamburg, Germany's Alster Lake.
Our friends at PopCrush assembled an epic list of the worst album covers released in the top half of 2011, including atrocities from Lady Gaga, Limp Bizkit and 311. We must say, there's something about the digital age that makes artists release pretty awful cover art -- could it be that in the age of Spotify and iTunes, they think these'll never actually get seen any larger than thumbnail-size?
Depending on their surroundings, some trees grow abnormally, with their trunk and branches conforming to nearby debris or blockages.
Former jeweler Peter "Pook" Cook has perfected a process to replicate this himself and actually "sculpt" growing trees into specific formations. Cook began doing this in the late 80s, inspired by fig trees growing on a cliff face. It took him years to refine the method, but the Australian now turns trees into unnatural but indeniably cool shapes, including eerie, human-like figures.
In a move that demonstrates some seriously pro parenting, this savvy new Dad has paints a wall-size 'Calvin & Hobbes' mural in his son Ryan's playroom. It's hard to get too upset about that monster in your closet when there's a lovable tiger on your wall, right?
This terrific time-lapse video documents the reproduction of cartoonist Bill Watterson's iconic characters from start to finish. Let's just hope Ryan doesn't get the wrong idea about drawing on the walls.
There's nothing better than a nice ice cream cone on a hot midsummer day -- unless, of course, it's made from scoops of raw ground beef. Sweet Meat, a succulent new project by artist Jasmin Schuller, transforms meat products into deceptively yummy-looking goodies, like slices of cake, popsicles and petits fours.
Harrison Ford's 40th movie, 'Cowboys and Aliens,' was released on Friday. To commemorate the occasion, the National Post's Steve Murray put together 'Forty Fords,' showing Ford in character from each film -- beginning with his first flick, 1967's 'A Time for Killing,' all the way through his new sci-fi picture that opens today.
If you've ever wondered what Justin Bieber's head would look like if it were made of solid gold, this is your lucky day. At great cost and presumably over the course of many hours they will never get back, a team of 10 artists has produced one of the oddest sculptures you're ever likely to see -- a golden Bieber head.