A School Where Teacups Teach

A two-storey school where everyday objects come to life and study with people. Upstairs on the left, a smiling teacup lectures at a long table beside a grandfather clock, a toy train and a timeline of drawings. Next door, an alarm clock and a clipboard sit at a round meeting table below a pegboard of tools, brushes and hats. Downstairs on the left, a pocket watch and a suitcase work behind a curved desk, with signs for an exit and identity marks, and portraits of a teapot, a chair and an umbrella. In the middle, the Object Language Classroom has small desks, speech bubbles, an alphabet chalkboard and a floor of lettered tiles. At right, the Civic Manners Gymnasium sets a wardrobe in a top hat beside a ruler and scissors, below a handshake and traffic signs. Speech bubbles, lettered tiles and a wardrobe in a top hat make the school's strangest details also its easiest to spot.