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Category Archives: recycled art ed

Trash Menagerie – Art from Recycled Material

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on June 30, 2016 by RubyJune 30, 2016

When I am not collecting junk or making art with it, I am teaching about art from recycled materials (check out my Washington State teaching artist page HERE), so I found this 1000 + ideas about Recycled Art and this  Recycled … Continue reading →

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Olympia Earth Day Arts Walk

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on April 25, 2014 by RubyApril 25, 2014

Happy Oly Arts Walk!  Olympia Arts Walk brings out the creativity in our citizens, and every year more folks are working with trash/recycled materials to make amazing art.  Here is a preview: Thurston County solid waste educator Carrie Ziegler and … Continue reading →

Posted in Olympia Arts Walk, Olympia WA, re-art installations, recycled art ed, recycled art shows, Uncategorized | Tagged art, Olympia, plastic bags, recycle, recycle art, recycled art, repurpose, reuse, unique, Washington | Leave a reply

Mavericks with Magnificent Marita

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on May 24, 2013 by RubyMay 24, 2013

Marita Dingus and Ruby Re-Usable worked with all of the 7th graders  at McClure Middle School in Seattle for 3 days (5/15 – 5/17/2013) to create “mavericks” (the school mascot) out of discarded plastic stuff which they attached with telephone … Continue reading →

Posted in Marita Dingus, plastic, recycled art ed, Seattle, Uncategorized | Tagged art, art in the schools, education, environmental education, Marita Dingus, plastic, recycle, recycle art, recycled, recycled art, reuse, Seattle, WA, Washington | 2 Replies

Recycled Art Dolls with Ruby Re-Usable

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on May 16, 2011 by RubyMay 25, 2011

  Sweet Wishes candy wrapper dolls by Ruby Re-Usable  Ruby Re-Usable will be teaching a recycled art doll workshop at the Seattle RE Store this Saturday, May 21, from 1 pm – 3 pm.  More info HERE Create recycled art … Continue reading →

Posted in art dolls, recycled art ed, Seattle, Uncategorized

Recycled Art at Museum of Glass

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on February 28, 2009 by RubyApril 2, 2009

Regina Hackett at Art To Go got the scoop (but why she titled her post Two Seattle Chandeliers when the artists in question are both from Tacoma makes me want to remind everyone everywhere that Seattle is NOT the only … Continue reading →

Posted in Barbara De Pirro, Dale Chihuly, Museum of Glass, recycled art ed, recycled artists, Tacoma WA, Uncategorized

Trashion Fashion Trend

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on January 14, 2009 by RubyFebruary 9, 2009

Junk Mail Fan Dress by Nancy Judd Santa Fe trashionista Nancy Judd creates dumpster couture as an environmental educational tool.  The Wall Street Journal reports that she is taking her show to Washington, DC, where Judd will debut new outfits … Continue reading →

Posted in Nancy Judd, recycled art ed, Robin Worley, trash fashion, Uncategorized

Recycled Art Dolls for December

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on December 18, 2008 by RubyJanuary 18, 2009

Ruby Re-Usable presented a special 3 part workshop at The Evergreen State College for the Imagining the Body program, where she worked with over 80 TESC students and their 4 professors to create Identity Dolls from Detritus.  These dolls are … Continue reading →

Posted in art dolls, Kim Groff-Harrington, recycled art ed, The Evergreen State College, Uncategorized

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