We here at Olympia Dumpster Divers are always happy when art made from throwaway and/or recyclable materials is mentioned in the media in a positive way; we especially like to celebrate recycled art from the Pacific Northwest. So when the … Continue reading →
For the past two weeks, Ruby Re-Usable has been working in Tacoma as the guest artist at the Museum of Glass Education Studio, where we reused old magazines and construction paper scraps to make recycled art doll puppets. Check out … 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 →
The Seattle ReStore Recycled Art and Fashion Show with Haute Trash will be happening at the New York Fashion Academy in Ballard (Seattle) on Friday, April 17, 2009, featuring the hottest trashionistas in the west, including incredibly cool The Tollefson … Continue reading →
Diane Kurzyna, aka Ruby Re-Usable, just finished installing Another White Trash Wedding at the Tacoma Contemporary Urban Art Installation Windows at the old Woolworth’s building in downtown Tacoma, WA. It is on view 24 hours a day, 7 days a … Continue reading →
Regina Hackett at Art To Go got the scoop (but why she titled her post Two Seattle Chandeliers when the artists in question are both from Tacoma makes me want to remind everyone everywhere that Seattle is NOT the only … 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 →
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 →
Avast there, matey! Ruby Re-Usable will be a special guest artist at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma on the 4th of July for a Tall Ships workshop: mini pirate flags out of sail cloth scraps. We’ll be making sea … 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 →
