Museum of Curiosities at Wicked Faire!
Some of you may remember these fun folks from Arisia. Well, they're also going to be amazing audiences with their various oddities at Wicked Faire. So, spread the word, spread the love, and expand your horizons by visiting them Feb. 20th - 22nd!
And here's what the press has to say...
The Eight Corner Globe Museum of Curiosities, based in Cranston, R. I., was a new fixture at the show, but may prove to be a continued presence at the Expo. From preserved human parts like hands, tails and Tibetan carved skulls, to the world’s smallest published bible, Prof. Badger and his traveling col lection of oddities were a big hit with young and old alike. There’s just something about a man walking around with a stuffed, two-headed duckling that peaks a person’s curiosity. Prof. Badger was in good company along side The Enigma, a man who has dedicated his life to his (ahem) art. More than 200 artists from across the globe, from Sweden to South Africa, contributed to his appearance.
P.S. Are you safe from raptors, yet?
And here's what the press has to say...
The Eight Corner Globe Museum of Curiosities, based in Cranston, R. I., was a new fixture at the show, but may prove to be a continued presence at the Expo. From preserved human parts like hands, tails and Tibetan carved skulls, to the world’s smallest published bible, Prof. Badger and his traveling col lection of oddities were a big hit with young and old alike. There’s just something about a man walking around with a stuffed, two-headed duckling that peaks a person’s curiosity. Prof. Badger was in good company along side The Enigma, a man who has dedicated his life to his (ahem) art. More than 200 artists from across the globe, from Sweden to South Africa, contributed to his appearance.
P.S. Are you safe from raptors, yet?