The Black Front Gallery announces its April group show, which includes Ruby Re-Usable’s most recent plastic bag and tape sculptures: There will also be stencils, wheat paste, and spray painted graffiti on the gallery walls, but those artists wish to … Continue reading →
Olympia lucked out with the weather for Fall Arts Walk! Spent most of the evening at Cast Off Art Studio with Jenny Macc‘s wonderful wearables, the amazing recycled paper collages of Nora Walsh, and of course, sculpture from repurposed materials … Continue reading →
Cheryl Lohrmann and her boyfriend Justin stopped by Cast Off Studio last Sunday to video tape Ruby Re-Usable for the Leave No Plastic Behind reality-based art project. We had fun wandering around Olympia, visiting the Well, the Wall, the Martin … Continue reading →
Betty B stopped by on Tuesday and decided to take home a plastic bag and tape baby that has a smiley face with “Have a Nice Day” printed in red across the chest. Isn’t that nice? Ruby Re-Usable will have … Continue reading →
Olympia Dumpster Divers are gearing up for the City of Olympia’s fall Arts Walk, Friday, October 5, 2007. Cast Off Art Studio will host guest artist Nora Walsh, who creates intricate collages out of carefully cut recycled papers, including paper … Continue reading →
HERE is my first YouTube vid: an installation for Olympia Spring Arts Walk 2007 that was in the window of Archibald Sisters. And no, I did not spell renaissance wrong; the title is Renascence, which means a new birth or … Continue reading →
My attraction to the Free Wall is that it is forever changing (or as Freeplay says, “it never rests”). Here is what it looked like on Sunday: The east wall of Olympia Film Society / Capitol Theatre became a public … Continue reading →
There should be an on-line gallery for all of the interesting art that was at Olympia’s Spring Arts Walk: I didn’t get to see much of it since I was holding court at Cast Off Art Studio with Bil Fleming … Continue reading →
Olympia High School Freshpersons Teasha Feldman and Lily Smith dressed their American Girl Dolls in haute trash fashion, where they strutted their stuff at Old School Pizza: And McKinney Elementary School teacher Signe Feeney’s 3rd grade class once again made … Continue reading →
This spring’s Arts Walk in Oly was particularly fun: the weather was nice and lots of people managed to make their way upstairs to visit Cast Off Art Studio. We went through a lot of red wine and red vines, … Continue reading →
