What Would They Do with Axl Rose? Right, Carol Hummel/Phaidon Press "Wild Art" (Phaidon, $39.95), a new bricklike illustrated tome by David Carrier and Joachim Pissarro, aims to cover art that doesn't find its way to the galleries, at least for a while. The expected subjects are represented, like graffiti and street art, two forms that don't lack for attention, but so are plenty of weirder examples. Like Jason Mercier's portraits of Kevin Bacon and Condoleezza Rice, made from the materials their surnames suggest. Or Kyle Bean's sculpture constructed from eggshells, left. Or Carol Hummel's crocheted sweater for a tree, above. My favorite section, "Wild ARTchitecture," spotlights eccentric buildings, like Ryugyong Hotel, an unfinished, possibly structurally unsound, pyramidal hotel in North Korea, or an upside-down house in Germany, or the Longaberger Basket Company's headquarters in Newark, Ohio, which is built in the shape of what? A gigantic breadbasket, of course. Information: phaidon.com.