When Ria Sim got sick, she found a whole new direction thanks to coffee, miniatures, and stop-motion.
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Stuck in Japan for the time being, Captain George is a street performer who refuses to let the pandemic stop him from playing.
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San Francisco’s Little Stars Trio is hard-working, insanely talented, and still in grade school.
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Considered a form of free speech, we’re one of the few countries that allows flag desecration, but not everyone is happy about it.
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How Einer Bankz convinces top rappers to spit bars over his ukulele.
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An ’80s icon is back, but instead of living on a canvas, you’ll find his work on sweatshirts and tees.
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How to profit from childhood memories.
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Susan Alexandra can’t cook you a steak dinner, but she can certainly bake you a miniature one out of clay.
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In the wake of coronavirus, “Well Now WTF?” proves that even during a crisis, people still need art.
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Sims 2 Titanic is almost three hours long and yes, there are captions for those who don’t understand Simlish.
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The Museum of Bad Art shines a light on untraditional artistic creations that are “too bad to be ignored.”
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Weird ways to stay virtually connected in this strange, new world.
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The singer-songwriter behind some of the internet’s best coronavirus parodies had no idea they’d go viral or launch his career in a new direction — but he’s not complaining.
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A former music journalist gives tips on enhancing your senses, so that sounds have colors, shapes, and textures.
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