what's up top-ten fan hope you're having an awesome day I'm your host Eamonn
Hassan and welcome back to another video now we've done scary Corrections people
actually own we've done cursed paintings but now we're semi combining them well
if you take out the whole cursed part that is some people paint and make the
weirdest things and oddly enough people do collect them so I mean it's only fair
we see what we're dealing with these are the top ten scary art collections
signing software number 10 is the collection of weird objects the Museum
of curiosity opened a gallery in 2012 that was what I can only describe as the
weirdest art collection I've ever seen in my life the first and this collection
is an eyeball tray literally I believe it's a glass eyeball tray I hope I hope
it's glass it definitely isn't real otherwise they would have decayed by now
I feel the next is the marauding horde by Tessa farmer and it's a skeletons of
two flies on a bigger flying insect which is just standing on a bird horse
skeleton of some kind yeah I don't know I don't know I don't know what to say
either I didn't know what to say when I saw it I don't know what to say now
Tessa has many other pieces in the gallery that are all equally horrific
the collection also features a bat skeleton a box of teeth it's I mean it's
just a lot but the scariest pieces are for sure the insect battle ones you guys
have to Google Tessa farmer's work you'll be equally in awe and equally
disgusted how do you even prop up skeletons of ants that way I don't even
know they're just tiny coming in at number 9 are the skulls
yosef her toe was an Austrian and asked Miss who taught lessons and showed
preparations of animals as nervous systems their kidneys their skeletons
and most importantly their skulls now he grew a huge fascination with the meaning
behind skulls when his brother gave him the scar attributed to Mozart and I'm
not weird or anything but I'd also want to see Mozart's skull this is just me
he's a genius I'd want to see it Josef started collecting skulls and good
collection of about 139 and he did it to disprove the teachings phrenologists who
claimed cranial features could be used as evidence of intelligence and
personality and that skulls differed based on what race you were I don't know
how to say that about how you was like that sounds like a whole load
of bull so he collected a bunch of Caucasian scars from Europe to show that
we'll different despite them all being the same race the collection is located
in the mutant Museum in Philadelphia and each skull is mounted on a stand with
that person's age cause of death excetera and honestly it's freaky I'm
not gonna lie just imagine a hundred plus skulls all lined up next to each
other it looks like a trophy case for a serial killer one that I'm not
interested in quite frankly anime we have covered 55 now unless you're an
avid museum guard like I am you may not know about the hidden cabinets the
hidden secret sex cabinets that is these cabinets are usually tucked away behind
curtains shutters etc and I only opened for a certain group of people they
contain a risque art apparently no one wanted seen even now an example of this
is covered 55 located in the secretin at the British Museum in London the
cabinets of obscene objects is created in 1865 and houses everything that was
frankly a way too saucy for the general public dr. Alfred Witte presented the
collection to the museum as what he called the symbols of the early worship
of mankind which is just a really fancy way of saying he collected a lot of
dicks he collected every representation of the phallus in every place he
travelled I'm talking Egyptian dicks Roman dicks medieval dicks dicks with
eyes with wings wax dicks lamps that are dicks you get the picture a lot of dicks
no he didn't do this to create the setting for your next erotic fiction he
did it to show how different cultures around the world viewed sex and what
their attitude towards it was okay there's even a giant stone phallus
wrapped in flannel that people thought was a pillow used by an ascetic monk
what evidently it wasn't now this one isn't scary per se I just thought it was
a weird once I was like let's pop it on there filling a number seven slot is the
medicine man now the medicine man exhibit is part of the Wellcome
collection which is essentially a free museum and library located in London the
purpose of the collection was to show how people viewed things like health
birth sex and death over the centuries and the pieces are interesting to say
the least there's a waxwork of Queen Elizabeth the
first face and half of it is her face and the other is a decaying skull being
eaten by insects and that kind of just reminds me of the stuff I'd have to draw
when I did during like year ten and a love
mr. king flowers another display is a bunch of terracotta replicas of feet and
hands and ears and various of the body parts that Romans used to leave in
temples and shrines hoping for better health but the creepiest one for sure
for me is Black Madonna which is a 12th century statue of the Virgin of
Guadalupe the painting is gorgeous I have to say her face is just black like
pitch black you can barely see the outline of any facial features which
initially made me think it was just like a faceless woman wearing a dress I mean
she has no eyes either if I could see her eyes I'd be like oh okay all well
and good but where they out know now a number six are unseen forces now this is
one of the collections of the museum of bad art and it's filled with art from a
bunch of different artists one called vanishing woman who's painted by Hannah
Hamilton and it's creepy as hell she painted an apparition of a woman in a
field and the woman is like neon grey yellow and half see-through and seems to
be bleeding from her eyes it's actually really well done I feel like it's in the
wrong Museum it's not bad at all another really weird one is crew-cut dreams by
Leonardo the pictures basically a man stuck amongst like seals and snakes and
other animals but none of them look like animals delicious long rectangular
shapes enveloping the man and the man himself has like the creepiest smile on
his face that I've ever seen another one is called the scientist and it's by an
anonymous person and the piece is literally a skeleton sad over his lab
experiment that went horribly wrong it's mixed-media so that means paints marker
latex gloves oh and of course bodily fluids safe to say this was a mixed bag
coming in at and five are the funeral carriages located in Barcelona I don't
know who wanted to have a funeral carriage collection but no I mean I do
since I did the research his name is Cristobal Tora but still I don't know
who'd actually want a collection about that he apparently wanted all Funeral
activity in a single building and with technical developments and the creation
of motorcars there are a bunch of funeral carriages I just were now
useless so he popped them all in this collection it features 13 carriages 6
coaches for Motor Vehicles and other just decorative death pieces I guess he
created it to show future generations how our ancestors used to transport the
deceased because I'm sure we're all very curious about that like I'm curious
about the past don't get me wrong like I want to know how cavemen relive
communicated how people survived off of those head drilling procedures not how
dead bodies were taken to the cemetery sorry not sorry
honestly all the carriages so majestically gothic like the fancier
than the transport I take and I'm alive at number four are the fetuses Frederick
rouse was a professor of botany and Anatomy as an atomic action at Koons
chimera is morbid it makes her stomach turn a bit if I'm honest and it really
makes me wonder what was going through his head when he made us the exhibit
holds more than 800 specimens some of which include an injected a head of a
child with a dissected cranium and yes you can very clearly see where its neck
bone would have attached there's a cut humerus of a newborn gotta have a bit of
I it's a fragment of a child's tongue and mouth floor injected fetuses of all
kinds conjoined ones ones I've been injected with things in the womb
injected still boards injected mutated fetuses I'm pretty sure the collection
has an injected fetus of every month leading up to birth like I feel like a
speechless I don't know what else I can say about this thing and in the free
slot is there hair The Avenues hair museum in a Cappadocia Turkey literally
made me gag I kid you not you know that cringey feeling when
you're showering in one of your hairs on your body and you're like trying to get
it off but it's like stuck to your fingers that's exactly the cringy
feeling this museum gave me it's actually located in a cave and calling
it museum is a bit of a stretch because it's really just notes from all the
female visitors who have come there with a huge lock of their hair attached to
the note apparently the story behind the museum is that a part of saying bye to
his friend way back when when he asked her for something to remember her by as
you could have probably gasps she calf a piece of her hair
and the Potter put it up in his shop and each woman who came in asked about the
hair as anyone would and after hearing the story they too would leave a bit of
their hair the museum started in 1979 at this point it has like 16,000 locks of
hair honestly if I had heard this story from the pot I'd be like all
heartwarming great story what a nice friend and then leave I wouldn't be like
on hold on a second no no no no now
and the two are bad dreams displayed at suru in LA this installation was done by
access and it's called welcome to my nightmare
lovely the whole idea was that people are always so interested in their own
dreams they have no idea how interestingly bad other people's dreams
can get so she decided to create her own nightmares into ours one piece showcases
an Irish coffin with an actual skeleton of a man in there holding a can of spray
paint and a bottle of whiskey and you're probably like ah that's fine
no no there are also two huge live pythons just slithering all over the
coffin no no it's not over yet within this glass enclosure is a half-naked
model just you know just there as I can't be touching the pythons cuz you
know she can I don't even want to get into what other things she had to spayed
because I feel like that's bad enough actually fully okay not knowing where
your other dreams and nightmares are access really okay no need to see any
more done and finally a double bond other little girls also on display as
soon as the work of Chinese photographer and painter jiying Peng the photo
collection on display just makes you feel a type of way on a sea there just
haunting paying manipulated the eyes in each of his child subjects to make them
look more flawless kind of comment on West nice ideals of femininity that
Asian media just emphasized the subjects are real children but the way the artist
has manipulated them literally makes them look like creepy dolls with like
sad-ass eyes one pieces of a little girl holding a sharp knife ready to cut her
birthday cake except the birthday cake has her dead goldfish all over it that
she'd killed and she has blood all over her dress and you can imagine her eyes
just big dark haunting another one is of a girl in a bathtub filled with blood
their body parts floating over here and the turban what makes it worse or like
the blood streaks that are streaming down the bathtub then the girl obviously
right in the middle looking at you like I don't even know now the worst one for
me and the classroom was a tiny girl in a wedding dress the girl it she looks
five years old that best she's tiny she's crying she's in a wedding dress
and she's heavily pregnant I just can't get that eyes out of my head like I
really can't like I hope in the pidge's flash up like you guys know what I mean
and that says video guys I know a lot of things on this list were more weird than
they were scary but they still creeped me out
especially number one and all the fetuses in their jars like why is there
a need for this I don't get it I know art is subjective and everyone can just
interpret it their own way and realistically anything can be dubbed art
like my finger can be art to somebody but it's not but it could be but it's
not but what the fetus is I was like is this really necessary like really let me
know your thoughts in the comments below and as always I'm your host Ayman Hasan
and I'll see you next time bye
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