Happy Year of the (recycled art) Rabbit! Furry Rabbit fur coat recycling in Berlin, pic by neozoon PET bottle bunny in Sydney,pic by dryasadingo for some reason we posted a year’s worth of recycled art rabbits during the year of … Continue reading →
Pink Rabbit by crayonmonster21 This month’s recycled art rabbit is is made out of a child’s pink shoe and lots of fake fur salvaged from a pink rabbit costume. … Continue reading →
This month’s recycled art rabbit is made out of reused decorative tins by Jenny Fillius: Still Life with Not So Still Rabbit by Jenny Fillius … Continue reading →
This month’s recycled art rabbit was purchased at a vintage junk shop in Tacoma. The story told is that it was made by the Danes of Tacoma (hence the Carlsberg beer bottle caps). We think the umbrella and walking stick … Continue reading →
Pink Rabbit by Loran Scruggs In the spirit of the season, this month’s recycled art rabbit references an Halloween treat: candy! But not just any candy; Loran Scruggs made her Pink Rabbit out of a recycled Brown and Haley Almond … Continue reading →
This month’s Recycled Art Rabbit will be built using recycled materials, as well as solar panels and a rain collection system: Macau Pavilion for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo … Continue reading →
Jumping Jack Rabbits, Batman! This month, Ruby’s repurposed bunnies will be in the good company of over 40 other Leporidae-inspired artists at Two Vaults Gallery in Tacoma for Rabbitual, a group show with rabbitude. Opening this Thursday through September 12, … Continue reading →
Star Spangled Red White and Blue Bunny by Ruby Re-Usable, repurposed plastic bags, reused bubble wrap, and tape, 2009 Despite trying to remember to bring reusable bags to the grocery store, those plastic bags seem to reproduce like rabbits in … Continue reading →
Behold this month’s recycled art rabbit, made from horse dung: Then-New York City Mayor Giuliani had just spoken out against an elephant dung-encrusted sculpture of the Virgin Mary, and “we were laughing about how all the shock art today is … Continue reading →
Big Rabbits made from recycled plastic bottles by Cracking Art Group: six international artists that intend to change art history through both a strong social and environmental commitment and the revolutionary and innovative use of different plastic materials that evoke … Continue reading →
