Heya all you remarkable recyclers and fans of trash art! IF you are in the Olympia area on Thursday, June 3, please come to the Olympia Timberland Library, where Clarissa Callesen and Ruby Re-Usable will discuss their artistic process in … Continue reading →
Our friend Marita was all excited about the big bottle man at the Seattle Art Museum, and so yesterday Ruby went to SAM to see for herself what Marita was raving about: Jerry Pethick’s Le Semeur/Sunlight and Flies, 1984/2002 is … Continue reading →
Recycled Art Hearts by Stuart Gullstrand at Matter Gallery We ♥ recycled art, on Valentine’s Day and everyday! Make Art Not Waste, love, etc Ruby Reuse Recycle Cupid by Ruby Re-Usable on Etsy … Continue reading →
Heya, recycled art lovers! Have you been wondering what Ruby Re-Usable has been up to? Well, we have been doing a little of this, that and the other thing … you can always check the side bar on the right, … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable has a plastic bag baby doll included in the beautiful new book Who’s Your Dada? redefining the doll through mixed media by Linda and Opie O’Brien, check it out, get inspired, and learn how to make your own … Continue reading →
For the past two weeks, Ruby Re-Usable has been working in Tacoma as the guest artist at the Museum of Glass Education Studio, where we reused old magazines and construction paper scraps to make recycled art doll puppets. Check out … Continue reading →
Portrait of the Artist as a Jewish Mother by Diane Kurzyna Portrait of the Artist as a Jewish Mother made its debut in 2004 for Litter-ally Repolished, a four person recycled art show at South Seattle Community College Gallery, with … Continue reading →
Green Plastic Trash Gyre Baby by Ruby Re-Usable Ruby Re-Usable has some of her recycled plastic bag art babies included in Fragile Existence, the Northwest Designer Craftsmen exhibit of sustainable/green/eco-themed art at Bellevue College Gallery, April 20 – May 21, … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable presented a special 3 part workshop at The Evergreen State College for the Imagining the Body program, where she worked with over 80 TESC students and their 4 professors to create Identity Dolls from Detritus. These dolls are … Continue reading →
As promised, here is a pic of the piece that Marita Dingus gave Re-Usable for her birthday, along with an original Marita embellished shirt to wear during artist-in-the-school gigs. Ruby presented Marita with a plastic bag baby, a SkeletonKrewe can, … Continue reading →
