Remember back in May when we posted about the mavericks made from recycled materials that the McClure Middle School 7th graders created with Marita Dingus and Ruby Re-Usable? We promised an update when they were installed. Well … it never … Continue reading →
Artists use a myriad of materials from a variety of sources, including, of course, dumpsters. Check out this booklet by Ries Niemi, which he made for the Chamber Music exhibit at the Frye Art Museum: … the book is actually not … 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 →
Now you don’t have to wait till Halloween to dress up your yard waste in orange jack-o’-lantern plastic bags. Artists in Manhattan are decorating the streets of NYC by gift wrapping garbage in polka dotted trash bags. TRASH is a … Continue reading →
