Perusing the bookstore, the lively cover of Crazy Art immediately piqued our interest. Paging through the book, we noticed many of the fabulously innovative artists and creations featured around the web. These works, compiled gorgeously, will be a delight to anyone interested in learning more about painting, sculpture and photography. Featuring the work of more than sixty contemporary artists, there’s an inventive and vast range of media throughout.

Each chapter is filled with well-known artists such as Carl Warner with his bizarre “foodscapes” or Nathan Swaya, creator of Brick Art, and Larry Moss with his famous balloon sculptures – alongside young practitioners like Pei-Sang Ng, an artist whose stunning matchstick designs burn brightly but all too briefly.

Each artist and subject receives a short introduction and is paired alongside illustrations and detailed descriptions. From Food Art to Body Art, Junk Art to Street and even Dust Art, Crazy Art brings their original, radical and provocative ideas to life. We love how the book also includes website links for the reader who hungers for more information.

Imagery via Junk Culture