Challenging perception and creating new ways to look at the world is what artists do. Recycled artists do this not only by their choice of subject matter but through their deliberate choice of unconventional materials, forcing the viewer to reconsider … Continue reading →
It is only March, but I am already looking forward to Earth Day! I will be at the Synergy Conference at TESC, presenting a power point about recycled art in the Northwest.If I was back East on Earth Day, … Continue reading →
The documentary video of the HERE TODAY project will have its world premier on Thursday, March 29, 5:30 pm at the Olympia Community Center. … Continue reading →
It was 1977 and I was in original Fluxus member Geoffrey Hendrick’s Art in the Environment class at Rutgers with Ellen (Hey Viv) Vassar and Anne Paashaus when we created this 8′ x 8′ weaving out of anything but wool. … Continue reading →
In Portland, there is the bicycle circus called the Sprockettes . and now in Tacoma: Tacoma“™s newest zeitgeist: Presenting the art bicycle THE NEWS TRIBUNE Published: February 25th, 2007 01:00 AM The art car is about to be eclipsed as … Continue reading →
I do not drive an art car, but my inspirational friend Kelly Lyles does, and she just sent me this Wikipedia link which includes a pic of her and her cool car. Some art cars are truly amazing acts of … Continue reading →
Arts Day at the Capitol here in Olympia and my plastic wrap friends were invited to make a statement in support of the arts. Here they are, sitting on the front porch of Kris Tucker, executive director of the Washington … Continue reading →
Tom and Bag Lady in the alley Happy Valentines Day: share some love, feel the wonder! … Continue reading →
Don’t know HOW it is made, but it is made out of newspaper by Nick Georgiou in NYC and it is awesome. … Continue reading →
The Japanese government’s latest recruit in its campaign against global warming is the doll Licca-Chan who now comes with a reusable cloth shopping bag. … Continue reading →
