Seattle is celebrating Black History Month with an exhibit at Seattle City Hall that features Marita Dingus and Roosevelt Lewis. You have until February 26, 2010 to see our friend Marita’s 60 foot long Buddha as an African Enslaved (pictured … Continue reading →
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 →
Ruby recommends checking out this TreeHugger post: Recycling Artist Creates Portraits from Trash The Queen, Made in China by Jane Perkins … Continue reading →
Pink Rabbit by crayonmonster21 This month’s recycled art rabbit is is made out of a child’s pink shoe and lots of fake fur salvaged from a pink rabbit costume. … Continue reading →
In anticipation of the 2nd annual Decorated Dumpster Day, Olympia Dumpster Divers would like to share this YouTube vid entitled Da Dumpsta Dive (if Ruby was a little more ambitious, she would have figured out how to embed videos by … Continue reading →
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 →
word. More Bag Monsters HERE IMG_6621 Originally uploaded by Justin “Bags” Rolfe-Redding … Continue reading →
This month’s recycled art rabbit is made out of reused decorative tins by Jenny Fillius: Still Life with Not So Still Rabbit by Jenny Fillius … Continue reading →
Our friend Erin B in New Jersey sent this link about Jason Mack, an artist who made a twenty foot tall outdoor Christmas tree out of 1,000 pounds of melted and spun recycled glass. Illinois glass artist Jason Mack working … Continue reading →
It is the 4th night of Hanukkah, and so we here at Olympia Dumpster Divers have been searching for some recycled Judaica with a festival of lights theme to share with you. How about a Hanukkah menorah (otherwise known as … Continue reading →
