So as this is an end-of-the-year post, we thought we would reflect on this past year while looking forward to the next. For me, Ruby Re-Usable, the thing that stands out the most is Trash Fashion. I am eagerly anticipating … Continue reading →
The Diva of the Olympia Dumpster Divers, Ruby Re-Usable, and Darcy Anderson (Team Tinkertopia in Tacoma) presented a trash fashion show on 9/13/14, as part of the Valley Ballyhoo Performing Arts Show in Fife, WA. This was a first time collaboration between Ms … Continue reading →
Buster Simpson has a retrospective of his work at the Frye Art Museum. We went to Seattle to see Buster Simpson/Surveyor twice; if you can not make it to the Frye (hurry, the show closes October 13, but it is FREE), you can … Continue reading →
photo from Global Green USA Paul Villinski, who repurposes discards such as road-kill beer cans into sculptural installations of butterflies, has created the Emergency Response Art Studio from a salvaged FEMA-style trailer; more HERE thank you trash art tipster … Continue reading →
Our own Olympia Dumpster Diver Bil “Landfill” Fleming did his Here Today Performance Dishwashing at the Olympia Farmers Market on Friday, and Ruby Re-Usable was there to admire Bil’s zero-waste zeal and his commitment to embracing the community through entertainment, … Continue reading →
In this episode of This Re-Usable Life, we head two hours south to Portland, home of Hippo Hardware. Ruby Re-Usable does not get to PDX as often as she would like, considering it is not that far from Olympia. But … Continue reading →
In this installment of This Re-Usable Life, we go to Australia, where Ruby has never been in person, to discover how the folks down under do recycled art: part one: what can you do with a can? Sir Reginald Junksworth … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable presented an environmental education art workshop as part of the Nisqually and South Sound Green Student Congress at The Evergreen State College; The Olympian wrote about this event (alas, no mention of Ruby): Environmental lessons put into practice … Continue reading →
