There is a diverse array of junk in the dumpsters, a myriad of recycled materials available to make art, yet Ruby Re-Usable keeps coming back to the plastic, especially the plastic bags. And she is not alone. Check out MadSilence’s … Continue reading →
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 →
Four more ways to look at a plastic bag: We first read about it on Wooster Collective , then Little Shiva posted it on The Visible Trash Society, and Leila did an in-depth follow up on Everyday Trash; now Ruby … Continue reading →
Olympia: ODD member Bil “Bricoleur” Fleming was interviewed by enpen on OlyBlog, read it HERE. Dumpster: Seattle’s recycling success written up in the NY Times. Divers: Our favorite eco-oriented photographer Chris Jordan is featured at TreeHugger. Chris lives in Seattle … Continue reading →
Have you thanked your mother lately? These babies are all made from used plastic bags that say “thank you,” they are stuffed with bubble wrap that I collect from downtown Olympia businesses, and are held together with tape. Aren’t babies … Continue reading →
I incorporate used plastic bags into my art work; I started using Wonderbread bags in 2000, when my then ten year old son demanded the stuff. The Wonderbread bags are quite colorful, very pop art, and Max loved the bread; … Continue reading →
Tom and Bag Lady in the alley Happy Valentines Day: share some love, feel the wonder! … Continue reading →
