The Watertruck (detail) 2009 by Nancy Peterfreund April is like Earth Month, and that means lots of recycled/green/eco-oriented art shows happening. We missed the opening of the Earth Day 2009 juried art show at Phinney Center Gallery in Seattle, which … Continue reading →
This amazing recycled art quilt is currently part of the exhibit Finds Refined at Museum of Northwest Art in La Conner, Washington, USA, March 14 – June 14, 2009 Ross Palmer Beecher: Tumbling Block Quilt II Finds Refined is … Continue reading →
Every November Ruby Re-Usable wishes she were in Santa Fe, New Mexico, for the Recycle Santa Fe Festival For the last few years she has not even been able to make it south to Portland for the Junk to Funk … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable wishes she could get to the Hanson Howard Gallery in Ashland, Oregon to see The Looza Bottle Project, a trash-themed art show by Margaret Garrington designed to get people to rethink about what they throw away. View a … Continue reading →
This weekend, two art shows with a recycled theme open here in the Pacific Northwest: Gallery Madera in Tacoma presents Re-Art ’08, with Ruby Re-Usable representing Olympia, along with artists from Tacoma, Seattle, and Port Townsend. Read more about this … Continue reading →
The Museum of Arts and Design in New York has a show up entitled Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary, where artists reused masses of plastic utensils and combs, old LPs, dangling eyeglasses, syringes, ladies“™ pumps, pieces of crockery and spools … Continue reading →
Gallery Madera in Tacoma, WA has a call out for a juried recycled art show (deadline is September 20, 2008) Proceeds will benefit the Tacoma Food Co-op The Weekly Volcano praised Jennifer Kuhn‘s “eye catching” recycled art; read more of … Continue reading →
Our friend Kim Groff-Harrington is sending out a call for recycled art submissions: One More Time! will run from October 11 – November 7, 2008 at Lowell Art Works in Everett, WA, USA ps Ruby Re-Usable was thrilled to receive … Continue reading →
Here are two calls for art from recycled materials, let us know if you get accepted to these or any other recycled art shows: Nothing New: Fiber Art from Recycled Materials is a juried international mixed media exhibition at the … Continue reading →
The EnviroHouse in Tacoma showcases artwork made from at least 95 percent salvaged materials; the 4th recycled content art display opens June 19 with an art reception at the Tacoma Transfer Station, 6 – 8 pm The 20th annual Fremont … Continue reading →
