Shelton Dumpster Diver Barbara De Pirro creates biomorphic spheres by crocheting repurposed plastic bags, then arranging these pods in intriguing settings that mimic nature in unsettling ways. Her most recent installation, vortex plastica, opens October 9, 2010 at 912 Broadway … Continue reading →
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 →
Ruby Re-Usable has a solo show of her work at Tether Design Gallery in Pioneer Square (323 Occidental Avenue South in Seattle, WA), which opens on First Thursday (September 2) and runs through September 30, 2010. Creepy? Cutie? Creepy cutie? … Continue reading →
Happy 4th of July, baby! Star Spangled reloved plastic bag baby dolls by Ruby Re-Usable Ruby & trash flag made by 3rd graders at Gallery Madera in Tacoma, WA … Continue reading →
what Ruby Re-Usable did recently: Went to the Fremont Fair and Solstice Parade in Seattle last week (more pics HERE), where people are amazingly creative with their junk: Zero Waste-Scapes at the Fremont Solstice Parade in Seattle Worked on a … Continue reading →
Our upcycle artist friends Stuart Gullstrand and Russ Morgan of Just A Rumor art studio aren’t trashy bag queens; they are spokesmodels for the Trash Fashion Show happening this Saturday, March 17, at the New York Fashion Academy in Seattle; … Continue reading →
Recycled Art Hearts by Stuart Gullstrand at Matter Gallery We ♥ recycled art, on Valentine’s Day and everyday! Make Art Not Waste, love, etc Ruby Reuse Recycle Cupid by Ruby Re-Usable on Etsy … Continue reading →
word. More Bag Monsters HERE IMG_6621 Originally uploaded by Justin “Bags” Rolfe-Redding … Continue reading →
Heya, recycled art lovers! Have you been wondering what Ruby Re-Usable has been up to? Well, we have been doing a little of this, that and the other thing … you can always check the side bar on the right, … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable has a plastic bag baby doll included in the beautiful new book Who’s Your Dada? redefining the doll through mixed media by Linda and Opie O’Brien, check it out, get inspired, and learn how to make your own … Continue reading →
