Shary Boyle’s lace-draped china dolls are unlike the familiar and lovable relics of childhood. But sometimes two heads are better than one.

Bright colours and hollow door panels are part of Jonah Burlingame’s game.

Spun sugar or hot glue? Michele Kong’s installations make the most of intricate handiwork with adhesive and monofilament when she's not creating a trompe l'oeil field of hay out of angel hair pasta.

The art world under a microscope is a subject close to the heart of Joe Fig who creates amazing miniatures of artists’ studios. See Jackson Pollock drawing out the drips.

Who knew that voluptuous could be applied to a donut? Emily Eveleth makes the jelly donut look rubenesque. SM

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