Are you listening? Olympia Dumpster Divers digs all things recycled, reused, repurposed and salvaged from the scrap heaps, rescued from the rubbish bin, or otherwise reclaimed and refashioned. All you dumpster divers, eco-warriors, sustainability soul-searching citizens, and the rest of … 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 →
Ruby Re-Usable regrets that she was not at the Seattle Art Museum this past Saturday for the Trash Bash fashion show, which was sponsored by the International Sustainability Institute; nor did she make it to Portland for this year’s Junk … Continue reading →
Make Art: Olympia Dumpster Diver Bil Landfill Fleming‘s recycled art installation at the Capitol Theater continues to get noticed; Alec Clayton reviews it in the Volcano HERE. Learn how to transform candy wrappers into Sweet Wishes fairies with ODD Diva … Continue reading →
Olympia: ODD member Bil “Bricoleur” Fleming was interviewed by enpen on OlyBlog, read it HERE. Dumpster: Seattle’s recycling success written up in the NY Times. Divers: Our favorite eco-oriented photographer Chris Jordan is featured at TreeHugger. Chris lives in Seattle … Continue reading →
Olympia lucked out with the weather for Fall Arts Walk! Spent most of the evening at Cast Off Art Studio with Jenny Macc‘s wonderful wearables, the amazing recycled paper collages of Nora Walsh, and of course, sculpture from repurposed materials … Continue reading →
Cheryl Lohrmann and her boyfriend Justin stopped by Cast Off Studio last Sunday to video tape Ruby Re-Usable for the Leave No Plastic Behind reality-based art project. We had fun wandering around Olympia, visiting the Well, the Wall, the Martin … 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 retrieved her four plastic wrap and tape sculptures from the Snohomish County Arts Council Gallery in Everett on Thursday, and also went to see the Simply Recycling Art Show at the Arts of Snohomish Gallery in Snohomish. Confused? … Continue reading →
