Today, somewhere underneath 101, I tape tagged this pillar: then Second-Hand Sid, aka FreeTime, painted over it: and I pulled off the tape to reveal my tag, then carefully reused the tape to tag this other pillar: … Continue reading →
The EnviroHouse in Tacoma is having a recycled art show, now through the summer. The exhibiting artists include my junkaholic friends George Kurzman, Ruby the Resourceress, Barbara De Pirro, Holly Senn and moi, Ms. Ruby Re-Usable. (well, actually, I have … Continue reading →
Last Sunday (5/13/07), I tape tagged Ruby on the Olympia Free Wall (you can almost see the tape in this pic): The before the reveal pic, Thursday afternoon (5/17/07) : The after pics, Friday morning (5/18/07) : … Continue reading →
There is an “R” here on the left, but you can’t see it yet. Hey, what is that lil’ punk dude in the ironic preppy tee doing messing with my tag? Oh, man, he’s taking off the tape. And now … Continue reading →
There is lots of recycled art in the Arts Council of Snohomish County Gallery’s latest exhibit: Art of the Written Word, including Ms. Ruby Re-Usable’s plastic bag babies and life-sized plastic wrap and tape sculptures. Read more here. … Continue reading →
I have been using tape (along with reused plastic bags and bubble wrap) to make figurative sculptures. Last week, I tagged the Olympia Free Wall with tape, but you can’t really see it in this picture on the right (its … Continue reading →
Everyday Trash (“A closer look at what we throw away”) is a blog I check out at least once a week for fascinating info about local (NYC), regional, national and global trash news. It has an informative and entertaining sidebar, … Continue reading →
April Fools Day should be celebrated all the time: Saw this hanging in the tree by the Free Wall, it says “Otter Power” (this might be a challenge to the Raccoon Collective, or maybe some faction of the Species Parade … Continue reading →
Coming soon to The Evergreen State College: Swap-O-Rama-Rama is a 100% recycled, community clothing swap and transformation event. Mark your social calendars now: May 19, 2pm – 6pm, CAB 320! … Continue reading →
Renascence means new life and also a cultural revival. Reusing and recycling mundane materials like plastic bags and bubble wrap to create figurative sculptures is an artistic act of rebirth. … Continue reading →
