Nail biting habit has brought the British student Kaylee O'Connor (Kayleigh O'Connor) to nail art.

Edward Scissorhands

Lithuanian needlewoman embroidery cross. There is nothing surprising in it would not have happened if she had embroidered on the fabric.

In Jerusalem in those days a festival of ice flowing in the old train station. The festival, in my opinion is "a little differently," and probably more correct to call it an exhibition, but in any case, Israel is a hot new product and it should be said, is organized everything very well. Above the ice sculptures worked mainly masters from China, but the same, there are several Israeli papers.

Humanity is at all times sought to erect a statue of the most ambitious - to express the extent of their country, their achievements and raise the spirit of fellow-citizens, to surprise its neighbors.

Frenchwoman Susie Lelivr works in an unusual genre, creating a paradoxical objects in the most diverse subjects. A distinctive feature of her work is to make ordinary things paradoxically an unusual shape. For everyday use, it works no good, but has successfully exhibited throughout the world on the art exhibitions of contemporary art. Creative and useless, as it often happens today in the tradition of "art for art's sake." Dragged to his collection of oddities, so very unusual work.

We went here with my husband over the weekend on a sweet exhibition called "Chocolate and Cocoa," which settled at the Museum of Contemporary History at Tverskaya, 21. The exhibition, though small, but very nice, though pricey entrance (400rubley). True, it includes a few samples of cocoa and chocolate tasting and a sweet gift. You can take pictures freely. The exhibition tells the history of chocolate and cocoa. It can find a variety of vintage packaging, read, and where it was "invented" cocoa, look at the work chocolatier, who is straight with you "bake" small chocolates)) And after the show can go to the next shop and buy a real chocolate. By the way, chocolate, though not cheap, but really smart and real in contrast to the garbage that is sold in grocery stores.

Creativity of the usual things - this is a sample box thinking and the ability to see beauty in everyday objects. Such as sandwiches. Those who are bored every day to eat the same standard sandwiches can dream up on not only the fillings for sandwiches, but also their shape. Drawn from the traditional set - sausage, cheese, bread - and you can multpersonazha, and a computer device.

After the death of tyres come in Perm .
In Perm, opened two new art object Kazakh artist Moldakula Narymbetova. Work on the sculptures, "Scarab" and "Black Angel" took 50 days. To create an object has been used over thousands of old tires and more than three thousand screws.

Ukrainian master Joseph Epstein (author of the project), Alexander horse (sculptor), Svyatoslav Koshtelyanchuk (jewelry artist) and Vladimir Rusinov (wood carving) have chess to capture the imagination. The prototypes for the figures were the characters from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland", but not limited to only a master and a chess table, figures, and partly to recreate the world through the mirror.

This is a great 3D-illusion of a German master of street art by Edgar Mueller. Called the "mysterious caves."
Looks very realistic.

Christmas tree from plastic bottles from Jolanta Smidtiene.
40 000 plastic bottles out of the drink Sprite, needed to make a Christmas tree in the center of Kaunas, Lithuania.


The project's author Yolanda Shmidtiene (Jolanta Smidtiene) says that she wanted to show how important it is to make diversity in each year. Any of us can make something beautiful out of useless things. The main idea is to save trees and nature.