Ruby traveled via train from Olympia to Portland (and back) and has this to report: Getting around Portland via mass transit is easy, especially with the TriMet Trip Planner, so after rendezvousing with our friend Messy Ann Banksy, we made … Continue reading →
The display of recycled art work by Stu Gullstrand (his Clown Mask is pictured above) and Ruby Re-Usable at the Hands On Children’s Museum in Olympia, WA was written about in the Sunday Olympian — read Art Engages Children in … Continue reading →
looking out of EnviroHouse towards the Tacoma transfer station “Where do you get the materials for your recycled art projects” is a question that Ruby Re-Usable and other trash artists are often asked. The fortunate artists of San Francisco, California … Continue reading →
Uptet (Baylonian Gunship) by Kyle Fokken The Canton Museum of Art has an exhibit that makes Ruby Re-Usable really want to visit Ohio: Something from Nothing: Contemporary Recycled Sculpture From America’s Rustbelt features work by 13 artists from New Jersey … 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 →
Kuros Zahedi by Lele Barnett Ruby Re-Usable will NOT make it up north to see Kerfuffle: The Uneasy Relationship Between Humanity and the Environment at Bumbershoot in Seattle; Michael Upchurch writes “This isn’t agitprop “” this is fun, with a … Continue reading →
Episode 5 of Leave No Plastic Behind: Plastic Quilt Project is opening this Friday, June 5, at S.C.R.A.P Gallery in Portland, OR; more info HERE Ruby Re-Usable crocheted this square (use your imagination: it is kind of square) for the … Continue reading →
Now through mid-September, you can see the recycled art work of two artists from Port Townsend, Lucy Carpenter and Loran Scruggs, at the EnviroHouse in Tacoma, where artwork made from more than 95 percent salvaged material is displayed in a … Continue reading →
Pull Tab Figure by Marita Dingus, photo by Mark Sullo Viable Resources is the title of the art show at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center (Level 2 Galleria) in Seattle, on view now until June 30, 2009. Featuring … Continue reading →
The Seattle ReStore’s 7th Annual Recycled Art and Fashion Show opens on Saturday, April 11 at Blowing Sands Gallery during the Ballard Arts Walk, 6pm – 9pm. Since Ruby Re-Usable had the honor to once again be one of the … Continue reading →
