The Call of Cthulhu
H P Lovecraft inspired a multitude of imitators and homages to his strange and wonderful works, but none is more popular today than the great Cthulhu.
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Things in Jars
Sideshows and freak shows invoke a Kaleidoscope of emotions,
the most common being fear, pity, and disgust. While humans and animals were
both subject to being displayed for audiences to ogle, some inanimate objects
and taxidermies were used in shows. One well known creature is the Fiji Mermaid.
This object was the assembled parts of a juvenile monkey sewn to the lower extremity
of a fish. Pulling from this rich history of freaks in jars as well as
inspiration from a wonderful short story, Ray Bradbury’s The Jar, I chose to
create this assembly of atrocities for the shelves of my office. I hope they
make you as happy as they make me.
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