I really have a thing for the architecture, design and overall look of mid-century modern living. I’m a sucker for that sleek, ultra-insular home of the Space Age generation, and my boom-a-rang table still holds a place of honor in my home.
Nadine Boughton is a Massachusetts-based photographer and collage artist who really turns that retro look on its ear. Boughton says that she is attracted to “the tension of opposites” and exploring “what lies beneath appearances,” and by marrying men’s adventure magazines with Better Home and Gardens, her work exposes the dark, if preposterous, underbelly of Camelot.
So ring-a-ding-ding, daddios and chickie-babies. Pour yourself a cocktail and lounge back in your plush red sofa — and don’t be surprised if you’re attacked by bats or mauled by wild gibbons.
Check out more of Nadine Boughton’s work at her website.
Stephen Kelly Creative 
I too love elements of the mid-century aesthetic — & NB hilariously captures that while upending it at the same time. Great…….
Hi … and thanks for checking out my post! I know what you mean. I like her art because it works on many different levels … at once an homage and a savage putdown. Very cool! Glad you like it!
Oh man… that’s a mindfuck and a half! I like!
hahaha! isn’t it? i just love stuff like this!
It’s really interesting and fun. I saw similar arts in museums, Tokyo before.
thanks for visiting again, my friend! i think they’re a lot of fun. glad you liked them.
The mind boggles. Ya have to laugh …
hi … I love the twisted imagination going on here … too much fun!!! thanks for checking it out!
No, it was great to see them – I never would have, otherwise.