Ruby Re-Usable has reused Wonder Bread bags in her mixed recycled media dolls and sculptures since 2000, when her then ten year old son, who was raised on whole wheat and tofu, demanded red meat and white bread. While her … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable and Lana Landfill (aka Stuart Gullstrand) were part of an outrageous trash fashion event in Seattle: Trash Fashion Futures was a two evening showcase of the very best of the west coast trash fashion movement, where trashionistas were … Continue reading →
Well, guess we have been a bit distracted and have not been feeling very bloggy lately … promise we will make it up to you! The Occupy movement has been big on our minds, and so we were thrilled to … Continue reading →
So this past Friday, Olympia Dumpster Divers Ruby Re-Usable and Pat Tassoni ventured up to Issaquah, WA for the opening of artEAST’s juried RecyclArt Show, where we met up with fellow artists who work with the materials most people either … Continue reading →
WELL! Last time we posted, we promised more about the Icicle Arts Recycled Art Fest that we attend the other weekend. We had a trashtastic time, hanging out with our fellow dumpster divers and dining out on decidedly non-dumpster diving … Continue reading →
We are kind of obsessed right now with trash fashion, so here is a post about some truly trashtastic footwear : Who said that being eco-conscious can’t be sultry? This Winter, the Christian Louboutin 6″ inch peep-toe slingback puts the … Continue reading →
Ruby Re-Usable is excited about being part of the recycled art fest that will be happening in Leavenworth, WA, September 10 – 12. The 2011 Icicle Arts Festival includes a juried recycled art show, a trash fashion show, and guest artists … Continue reading →
We’re back! Did you miss us? Whatever. It’s summer time here in the Pacific Northwest, and we’ve been busy doing stuff. And now we intend to post about the interesting, artsy, reusable stuff we’ve been doing, like all the trash … Continue reading →
Okay, so this is Olympia Dumpster Divers, but there is not much to say about our recycled art activities right now. The Olympia Free Wall, on the other, has been happening, so make sure you check it out. Here in … Continue reading →
