Sweet Wishes candy wrapper dolls by Ruby Re-Usable Ruby Re-Usable will be teaching a recycled art doll workshop at the Seattle RE Store this Saturday, May 21, from 1 pm – 3 pm. More info HERE Create recycled art … Continue reading →
This yiddishe mamele is Portrait of the Artist as a Jewish Mother by Ruby Re-Usable, made out of reused materials, including a plastic dishwashing detergent bottle (Planet brand), a spray paint cap, plastic forks, straws, plastic bag for a … Continue reading →
Happy Trashgiving from Olympia Dumpster Divers: Recycle Earth Angel by Ruby Re-Usable This angel is made out of a plastic take-out bag, plastic lids, and other junk; it now sits on top of the X-mas tree at Matter Gallery, along … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable has a solo show of her work at Tether Design Gallery in Pioneer Square (323 Occidental Avenue South in Seattle, WA), which opens on First Thursday (September 2) and runs through September 30, 2010. Creepy? Cutie? Creepy cutie? … Continue reading →
Burnt Out by Ruby Re-Usable Several Olympia Dumpster Divers will be in a group show at Childhood’s End Gallery here in Olympia, WA. 15 Ways with Light runs August 20 – September 15, with a First Friday reception on September … Continue reading →
Marita Dingus, cork baby, photo: Spike Mafford Juan Alonso and Marita Dingus are showing their latest work at Francine Seders Gallery in Seattle, WA, August 13 – September 5. Juan is a painter, and Marita works with recycled materials to … Continue reading →
Happy 4th of July, baby! Star Spangled reloved plastic bag baby dolls by Ruby Re-Usable Ruby & trash flag made by 3rd graders at Gallery Madera in Tacoma, WA … Continue reading →
How green is your art? Tacoma News Tribune art critic Rosemary Ponnekanti poses that question in her write-up about the recycled, reclaimed and sustainable art at Matter Gallery in Olympia, WA. Read It’s a Matter of Art – And the … Continue reading →
what Ruby Re-Usable did recently: Went to the Fremont Fair and Solstice Parade in Seattle last week (more pics HERE), where people are amazingly creative with their junk: Zero Waste-Scapes at the Fremont Solstice Parade in Seattle Worked on a … Continue reading →
Our friends Joline El-Hai and Allan Winkler are participating in this sweet collaboration between mostly Kansas City artists and the children of the St Mary Kevin Orphanage in Uganda. These very special dolls will be sold during silent and … Continue reading →
