Ruby Re-Usable hoards the little pull tab on aluminum cans and sometimes uses them in her artwork, but she tends to toss the rest into the recycling bin (or saves them for Second-Hand Sid, who gets cash for them somewhere). … Continue reading →
That’s the title that Molly Gilmore, freelance writer and calendar editor for daily 0, wrote for this great little blurb in The Olympian’s Weekend Planner (the best of the next week and beyond): The Capitol Theater debuts two new shows … Continue reading →
Olympia Dumpster Divers is proud to read about our own Bil Fleming in the pages of the Olympian; we have reprinted the article here so as to spare you from having to view those hideous ads about varicose veins. (ps … Continue reading →
One of our favorite Olympia Dumpster Divers, Bil “The Recycling Bicyclist/Found-It-Along-the-Freeway” Fleming, has an installation at the Capitol Theater. Ruby Re-Usable and friends will be checking it out this Saturday, September 29, at 4 pm. Read more about Bil here. … Continue reading →
Olympia: I live in Olympia, but I’m from New Jersey (I don’t expect much), and I was feeling kinda homesick when MadCat Joey sent me this link. I swear, it looks like parts were filmed in my hometown, I can’t … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable is going to take a little blogging break, but not before she posts about Art on the Ave this past Sunday, and also some of the sites that you should check out at least once this summer. Claudia … Continue reading →
This is one of Ruby Re-Usable’s plastic bag and tape sculptures that will debut at Art on the Ave in Tacoma this Sunday; he will be in a wheelchair and the public will be invited to stroll around the event … 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 →
For over twelve years now I have been living in exile in Olympia, slowly learning to appreciate the quirky small town pleasures of Smurfville, but on occasion, I have managed to slip out and reunite with the people and places … Continue reading →
David Scherer is the organizer of the annual Downtown Neighborhood Association street fair, turning the streets right in front of Cast Off Art Studio into one big garage sale/block party right here in Olympia, WA (along with Capital City Pride … Continue reading →
