Join us at Elgin Public Museum as they showcase some of the more unusual artifacts in their Collection, and the sometimes-odder stories behind them. What was the truth of their legendary (but no longer existing) Two-Headed Calf? How did they end up with the bird collection of a notorious 20th century murderer? What the heck … Read more
Oddball Art Labs is heading back to Schaumburg in 2023! Elgin’s non profit art collective is bringing our brand of Oddness to the Prairie Center for the Arts in Schaumburg during the month of February 2023. The Herb Aigner Gallery in the Prairie Center for the Arts in Schaumburg features the work of local, regional … Read more
New oversized art blocks by Bobby Rowland are now available in the Mobile Art Machine at Side Street’s MADE co-op gallery. Just $5 each! You can see more of Bobby’s art at bobbyrowlandart.com
Kim originally created these blocks for the Totally Tiki show in July. The photo only shows half of the blocks she created. There were some left after the show and we’re happy to finally get them into the main Mobile Art Machine in Made. These delightfully warm blocks will be available in the Art Machine … Read more
Alisa just can’t stop creating cool sets of blocks! Since it is October, we couldn’t wait to put these ten blocks into her channel of the Mobile Art Machine. Get one of her spooky blocks while you can. FYI, we moved these to the beginning of the channel, if the ten blocks sell out, you’ll … Read more
17 new playful series two ‘doodle’ blocks from Jen Keller. You’ll smile when you pop a token into the Oddball Art Labs Mobile Art Machine and one of Jen’s blocks pops out. Who knew a smile could grow so wide from buying an art block for only $5. You can see more of Jen’s work … Read more
David decided to start a series of art blocks based on his recent hero portraits. They are available in the Mobile Art Machine for only $5 each.
These new art blocks by Amy Porter debuted at our Totally Tiki show. Sure, they weren’t tiki, but we liked them so much they needed to be in the machine.
Phil Seifritz has produced a new set of art blocks based on 1970’s plastic Halloween masks.
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