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Bubblegum art is nothing new, unless, like Jason Kronenwald you decide to use the gum as paint, recreating the faces of famous blondes with amazing ingenuity.

If the US 'Bat Bomb' seemed a strange notion, the Japanese had weapons of their own that rarely hit the headlines, because they never did the damage they were meant to.

As human populations head upward, the need for food grows ever more urgent. Half the world already eat insects, so why don't we in the western world?

He may have been slightly mad, but America's unsung emperor was really a quite fascinating man, much loved by the the people of his adopted city.

The thirty-something mystery Belgian graffiti artist called ROA is making a real name for himself with fantastic images of animals and birds appearing all over the world.

We are all encouraged to eat five portions of fruit a day. Here are eleven exotic alternative choices for adding to your fruit basket, if you can get them.

Able to design fashion and furnitur as well as sculptures and public art installations, Chilean Sebastian Errazuziz is an awesome talent in the art world.

Treasure from trash is the ethos of this amazing young sculptress. Sayaka Ganz may only just have set out on her life's artistic journey but she is already a major talent

Kristimn Terceck has discovered a glorious niche for her darkly comic painting of food objects in a highly memorable and unusual way. Brilliant.

A very different kind of graffiti art by Neozoon hopes to stimulate awareness of animals in danger. Environmental art at its very best.

Environmental art comes in many forms, but one French artist who reproduces old masters using objects discarded as rubbish is a truly incredible talent.

Macro photography can produce incredible images of moments faster than the blink of an eye. Corrie White is a truly great exponent of this breathtaking art form.

Mankind loves to set puzzles for those who follow, but the compilers of the codices in this article never wanted us to find the solutions, and so far, we have not.

Tom Every a.k.a. Dr. Evermor has been making sculptures from scrap metal for 30 years, resulting in the Forevertron and an amazing scrap metal sculpture park.

A russian artist with a wonderful imagination and a great eye for detail, Vladimir Kush certainly knows how to produce eye-popping works of truly unforgettable art.

This American artist gives repurposing books a whole new dimension with his incredible surgically precise scuptural ability, changing them into real works of art.

This Danish artist can make a single sheet of paper sing, whatever size it is. The astounding products of the most gifted Peter Callesen will just blow you away.