Quirky Exhibit Explorer Pillows

Modern Art 'D Hirst' and 'A Nutter'

Party Animals.

The Rise of Modern Art

Trade Show Sherpas

Freaks of nature exhibit.

"This is all we have available. It has an accordian front door, a shelf, a phone, and a spectacular view."

"It's a great work!"

"Someone switched off the freezer...it's melted."

"Welcome to the French Quarter!"

After three days the curator decided it was probably upside down.

The first transatlantic communication.

Haunted museum

Lowbrow Lolita

Memorials of The Great Exhibition - 1851. No. V. - Theatrical depression.

'I didn't choose art. Art chose me!'

"Have we looked as though we know what it is, for long enough yet?"

If you think that's good, you should see the Pork Sabre!

Visitor at an art exhibiton admiring a gallery notice.

'...And here's one of the artist's earliest paintings.'

'I call it 'No Admittance'.'

'Imagine the damage he could have done as a corporate accountant...'

Unnatural History Museum

Declaration of Independence. Legend has it that John Hancock signed his name extra large to annoy King George. The quill must have come from a mocking bird!

Planet of the Ants

Spider Exhibit. It says spiders can have hundreds of children at the same time. No wonder they climb the walls! (Published originally on July 23, 2002.)

Bookstore-Cafe: Used Book/Day-Old Croissants

Memorials of The Great Exhibition - 1851. No. X. - A delicate attention.

Memorials of The Great Exhibition - 1851. No. IV. - Wonderful objects.

'It occurs every fall, sir.'

The Shy Nudist Camp.

Define gravity! - Next Exit.

Man walking his pet crocodile and a cross section of both brains is visible.

Surreal scene depicting a dry cleaner shop interior, with pant zipper flies stuck to a fly strip.

Mrs. Jarley at the pay-place

Scared sheep visiting a Damien Hirst exhibition.