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Category Archives: NYC

Aurora Robson’s environmental art

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on July 29, 2013 by RubyJuly 29, 2013

The otherworldly art of Aurora Robson: Aurora Robson: The Great Indoors At Rice University Art Gallery, New York artist Aurora Robson recycles 15,000 plastic bottles into one spectacular, room-sized work of art called The Great Indoors. Visitors enter the gallery through … Continue reading →

Posted in Aurora Robson, NYC, plastic bottles, re-art installations, recycled artists, recycled sculpture, sculptors, Uncategorized | Tagged art, Aurora Robson, awesome, plastic bottles, recycle art, repurpose, reuse | Leave a reply

Recycled Art at the American Folk Art Museum

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on September 27, 2010 by RubyOctober 20, 2010

  Back in August, Ruby Re-Usable had the pleasure of visiting the American Folk Art Museum in New York City, where she enjoyed seeing Women Only: Folk Art by Female Hands, The Private Collection of Henry Darger, Perspectives: Setting the … Continue reading →

Posted in crafts, folk art, NYC, plastic bag art, Uncategorized

Recycled Art by Alexander Calder

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on October 22, 2008 by RubyJune 19, 2014

Have we ever told you who our all-time favorite recycled artist is? American artist Alexander Calder created his circus out of wine corks and fabric scraps and wire and other junk.  It is one of Ruby Re-Usable’s favorite pieces of … Continue reading →

Posted in NYC, re-art installations, recycled artists, Uncategorized

The Machine

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on October 14, 2008 by RubyNovember 15, 2008

Sometimes Ms Re-Usable feels world weary and jaded, but then a simple thing like this Wooster Collective video post of a Rube Goldberg-like contraption that, among other things, repurposes tin cans to create a sense of wonder in the work-a-day … Continue reading →

Posted in NYC, other art, Uncategorized

Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on October 12, 2008 by RubyNovember 15, 2008

The Museum of Arts and Design in New York has a show up entitled Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary, where artists reused masses of plastic utensils and combs, old LPs, dangling eyeglasses, syringes, ladies“™ pumps, pieces of crockery and spools … Continue reading →

Posted in NYC, recycled art shows, Uncategorized

Garbage Art in New York City

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on August 9, 2008 by RubySeptember 5, 2008

Now you don’t have to wait till Halloween to dress up your yard waste in orange jack-o’-lantern plastic bags. Artists in Manhattan are decorating the streets of NYC by gift wrapping garbage in polka dotted trash bags. TRASH is a … Continue reading →

Posted in garbage art, NYC, trash art installation, Uncategorized

Subway Sea Monster

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on April 23, 2008 by RubyJune 13, 2008

Fresh stuff from Joshua Allen Harris (the artist who animates plastic bags by placing them over the NYC subway vents) posted on Wooster Collective HERE What Ruby Re-Usable can not find is any information on this artist; dearest readers, please … Continue reading →

Posted in NYC, plastic bag art, Uncategorized

Re-Show in Ballard (part 2)

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on November 22, 2006 by RubyAugust 15, 2008

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 →

Posted in Marita Dingus, NYC, RE-Store Show, Uncategorized

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