Todd Alcott turns the tunes you love to listen to into books you wish you could read.

Morgan Phillips, aka the Sucklord, makes bootlegged action figures for a living. But they’re more than just knock-offs: they’re works of (very freaky) art.

The rise of GPS has left a lot of old maps feeling a bit lost. Matthew Cusick is giving them a more artistic sense of direction.

Why did an insurance clerk painstakingly make 387 architecturally perfect miniature houses, only to abandon them in an op-shop?

Dan Lynch is a civil rights lawyer by day, and New York City’s most prolific (and legal) music bootlegger by night. These are his tapes.

They look like something Ansel Adams might have taken, but these landscape photos are actually taken from hacked surveillance cameras.

Before Boris Yeltsin, the USSR actually tried to wean the country off vodka with these smartly designed ad campaigns. 

Artist Morgan Blair gives the show about nothing the impressionist treatment. 

Zack Wallenfang designs bubble gum wrappers dedicated to TV characters, from Agent Cooper to Saul Goodman and that horrible clown from It.

Artist Lisa Nilsson dissects books and turns them into minutely detailed cross-sections of the human body.