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Truth B Told art exhibit includes Marita Dingus

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on February 10, 2017 by RubyFebruary 10, 2017

Ruby Re-Usable and Jane Junkton attended the opening of this show back in January, but there is still time to view the more than 160 paintings, sculpture, photography, mixed-media, video, and 3-dimensional installations by more than 50 Pacific Northwest artists of … Continue reading →

Posted in Marita Dingus, recycled sculpture, Seattle | Tagged African American, art, Black History Month, Marita Dingus, recycle art, sculpture, Seattle | Leave a reply

“The Girls” by Marita Dingus

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on March 25, 2015 by RubyMarch 25, 2015

Marita Dingus‘ latest art exhibit, The Girls, is at Traver Gallery until March 28.  Marita continues her fearless exploration of recycled materials in this fierce display of female figures of the African Diaspora that range in size from 6 1/2 … Continue reading →

Posted in art dolls, Marita Dingus, plastic, recycled sculpture, Seattle, Uncategorized | Tagged art, art from recycled materials, Marita Dingus, recycle art, repurpose, sculpture, Seattle WA | Leave a reply

Art from Rubbish by Michelle Reader

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on November 28, 2014 by RubyNovember 28, 2014

Since 1997, Michelle Reader has been working to make recycled materials into sculptures, often incorporating mechanical elements such as the working parts of toys and clocks. Her materials come from city dumps, roadsides, and thrift shops, and include both household and industrial … Continue reading →

Posted in London, recycled sculpture, rubbish art, sculptors | Tagged art, London, recycle, recycle art, recycled, recycled art, repurpose, reuse, sculpture | 2 Replies

Steve Jensen’s Art Boats

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on July 28, 2014 by RubyJuly 30, 2014

Last Friday, Olympia Dumpster Divers attended the Percival Landing sculpture exhibit kick off party here in Olympia, WA.  It was a lovely little reception at the Harbor House, where chips and dips and non-alcoholic beverages were served and ballots passed … Continue reading →

Posted in Olympia WA, recycled art, recycled sculpture, sculptors, Steve Jensen, Uncategorized | Tagged art, funerary, Olympia, recycled, recycled art, repurpose, reuse, sculpture, Seattle, symbolic, upcycle art, Viking boat, WA, Washington | 4 Replies

Aurora Robson’s environmental art

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on July 29, 2013 by RubyJuly 29, 2013

The otherworldly art of Aurora Robson: Aurora Robson: The Great Indoors At Rice University Art Gallery, New York artist Aurora Robson recycles 15,000 plastic bottles into one spectacular, room-sized work of art called The Great Indoors. Visitors enter the gallery through … Continue reading →

Posted in Aurora Robson, NYC, plastic bottles, re-art installations, recycled artists, recycled sculpture, sculptors, Uncategorized | Tagged art, Aurora Robson, awesome, plastic bottles, recycle art, repurpose, reuse | Leave a reply

Khalil Chishtee

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on January 27, 2013 by RubyJanuary 27, 2013

Just discovered Khalil Chishtee‘s compelling plastic bag sculptures: Khalil Chishtee is a Pakistani artist that uses trash bags to form and mold life. The sculpture“™s poses of emotions release and brings out a connecting value that together allows our souls … Continue reading →

Posted in plastic bag art, recycled sculpture, sculptors, Uncategorized | Tagged art, plastic, plastic bag art, plastic bags, protest art, recycle, recycle art, recycled, recycled art, repurpose, trash bag art | 2 Replies

(Recycled)Art at Work in Tacoma: Holly Senn

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on November 9, 2010 by RubyDecember 4, 2010

     Tacoma artist Holly A. Senn is a sculptor and installation artist. She “explores the life cycle of ideas–the organic process in which thoughts have a genesis and then are disseminated, forgotten or referenced.”  A part-time virtual  reference librarian … Continue reading →

Posted in Holly Senn, re-art installations, recycled artists, recycled paper art, recycled sculpture, Tacoma WA, Uncategorized

Philadelphia Dumpster Divers: Leo Sewell

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on May 25, 2010 by RubyJune 20, 2010

Ruby Re-Usable first encountered Leo Sewell on the beloved TV show Mr Rogers’ Neighborhood, where Leo was showing Mr Rogers how he attaches found junk onto wooden armatures to create his recycled art animals.  She also read about how he … Continue reading →

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Recycled Sculpture by Second-hand Sid

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on January 25, 2010 by RubyFebruary 18, 2010

Olympia Dumpster Diver Second-hand Sid aka Steven Suski has a solo show at South Puget Sound Community College’s Kenneth J. Minnaert Gallery.  While most of the work is painting and some of the paintings are on reused stuff like styrofoam … Continue reading →

Posted in Olympia WA, recycled sculpture, Second-hand Sid, Uncategorized

Recycled Art in the Rust Belt

Ruby Re-Usable Posted on January 12, 2010 by RubyFebruary 3, 2010

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 →

Posted in Ohio, recycled art shows, recycled sculpture, Uncategorized

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