Okay, so this is Olympia Dumpster Divers, but there is not much to say about our recycled art activities right now. The Olympia Free Wall, on the other, has been happening, so make sure you check it out. Here in … Continue reading →
Both Wooster and Everyday Trash have posted about the Trash People, so I am just keeping up! I first read about these compelling sculptures a few years ago in Smithsonian magazine; I hope I can see them in person someday. … Continue reading →
Went to Port Townsend this weekend for the opening of reVISIONS: art from recycled materials at the North Wind Arts Alliance Gallery with Marita Dingus (above); we stayed with Sylvia White (below) and got to see Robin Worley (more about … Continue reading →
If there is a part 1, there needs to be a part 2, so here it is: the 5th Annual Recycled Art and Fashion Show is done. I drove up to Seattle on Friday, after working with the AP art … Continue reading →
Well, it isn’t in print, so technically it isn’t even a review, but I did get a phone message on Friday, 10/27, from Regina Hackett, art critic for the Seattle P-I. She said that she did go to the (Re-Store) … Continue reading →
On Friday, 10/6, I drove 3 hours south on I-5 to Salem, OR , where I got to catch up with my old high school sweetheart Billy B and his lovely wife Jane M, who have just relocated to Corvallis … Continue reading →
The Explorer made a special guest appearance at my son Joe’s bar Mitzvah this weekend. Here he is with Brian F., Marita Dingus and her mom, Maxine. The Observer continued her busy schedule, moving from Sweet Things to Olympia Supply … Continue reading →
Today is Marita Dingus’ 50th birthday! She is my idol and also a good friend, so this first post is dedicated to her (which is also kind of ironic, since she is such a Luddite and does not do computers … Continue reading →
