Ruby Re-Usable was wandering around NYC last month when she came upon the recycled art/street art of Jim Power. Built of broken dishes and tile, the mosaic trail is a series of embellished light poles across New York City’s Lower … 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 →
Regina Hackett at Art To Go got the scoop (but why she titled her post Two Seattle Chandeliers when the artists in question are both from Tacoma makes me want to remind everyone everywhere that Seattle is NOT the only … Continue reading →
Avast there, matey! Ruby Re-Usable will be a special guest artist at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma on the 4th of July for a Tall Ships workshop: mini pirate flags out of sail cloth scraps. We’ll be making sea … Continue reading →
(Guess whose feet are in those shoes?) Today I worked as a guest artist at the Museum of Glass for Chihuly Week in Tacoma, where all sorts of Chihuly stuff is going on. My project was really exciting: Dale Chihuly personally … Continue reading →
The Observer moved from Bello to Compass Rose today, yeah! She will be there until Monday, 8/14, when she visits Erhlich“™s until Wednesday, 8/16, appears at Childhood“™s End Gallery through Monday, 8/21, and then hangs out at Rainey Day Records. … Continue reading →
I moved the Observer out of Wind Up Here on Wednesday and stopped for coffee at Batdorf and Bronson with the sculpture in the wheelchair, which caused a bit of a stir: folks were whipping out their cell phones and … Continue reading →
