Friday, November 9, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Babis Cloud – love his horse made from computer keys

Tony Cragg – check out some of his plastic sculptures

Bill Woodrow – many of his sculptures are made from found materials

Stephanie Vandal – sculptures and assemblage

Salvador Dali – well known for his recycled assemblages

Rune Guneriussen – surreal staged photos of ordinary household items

Shoji Kimura – As he puts it “Don't throw it away! What may seem worthless to you may be priceless to me!”

Gilbert Legrand – whimsical sculptures from everyday objects

Stefano Pilato – all manner of fish

Djé des Garrigues – metal sculptures

Friday, November 2, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Frank Russell – detailed sea creatures from reclaimed metal

Bicycle Wheel by Marcel Duchamp – made from a bicycle wheel, fork and kitchen stool

Leo Kaplan – box assemblage

Greg Colson – sculpture from everyday objects

Lonnie Holley – his first artwork was the tombstones for 2 daughters of a younger sister made from blocks of a soft sandstone-like by-product of metal casting which was discarded in piles by a foundry near his sister's house

Kurt Schwitters – mixed media paintings and collages from waste materials picked up on the streets

Jean Tinguely – famous for his crazy machine sculptures

Louise Nevelson – wooden sculptures

Jannis Kounellis – sculpture using found objects

Julian Schnabel – known for his plate paintings and overpainted polaroids

Friday, October 26, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Steve Hosch – mixed media collage and assemblage

Al Farrow – his reliquaries often incorporate guns, gun parts and bullets

Linda and Opie O’Brien – in their own words they are “caretakers of the mundane and the ordinary. We work with organic, recycled and found materials, because they seem to have a voice that must be heard... a story that must be told... and a life that would otherwise be too soon forgotten"

Scott Campbell – skulls made out of US currency

Brooke Schmidt – altered books

Greg Hanson – mixed media collage and assemblage

Denise McDowell – box assemblage

Park Guell by Antoni Gaudi – this famous park in Barcelona is made of ceramic and stone, but is mostly made of natural elements; for the mosaics, Gaudi used broken ceramic tiles, even plates and cups.

Bull’s Head by Picasso – made from a bicycle seat and handlebars

Wondering what you could do with all those pallets you see lying around

Friday, October 19, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Keith Lobue – jewellery, sculpture and box assemblage

Ron Robertson – box assemblage

Cher Morresey – assemblage

Robert Villamagna – mixed media collage and assemblage

Izhar Gafni – has designed a durable cardboard bicycled that costs $9 in materials

Ward Sanders – mixed media collage and box assemblage

Doug Gelhaye – sculpture and box assemblage

Mary Stoppert – sculpture and box assemblage

Abigail Wild Rieser – sculpture and box assemblage

Bruce Monroe – currently has a solo show at the Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania including a 65,000 CD installation of “waterlilies”

Friday, October 12, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Carolina Fontoura Alzaga – chandeliers from bicycle parts

Hayley Kendal – sculptures from found and discarded objects

Roberta Smith – mixed media collage

William Skrips – sculpture from found materials

Gordon Bennette – robots

Roger Wood – sculptural timepieces

Patricia Chapman – assemblage

Liz Cohn – collage and assemblage

Graceann Warn – assemblage

Dick Allowatt – mixed meida collage and assemblage

Ron Simmer – ReVision artist has a solo sculpture show at the Place des Arts in Coquitlam with an opening reception Thursday October 18th

Friday, October 5, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Brian Jungen – check out his sculpture from plastic lawn chairs and his native mask from Nike sneakers; he will be representing Canada at the 2012 Shanghai Biennale beginning in October

Christian Voltz – sculpture using wire, nuts and bolts

Alessandro Gedda – best known for his painting of Porsches, but he is also a sculptor

Gilbert Legrand – whimsical painted sculptures using everyday household articles

Youtube user BD694 – check out what this guy can do with old electronic parts

Elizabeth Lundberg Morisette – objects utilizing items gathered throughout a lifetime such as jar lids, curlers and combs

Heather Youngdahl Mullins - interactive sculpture, spaces, functional products, accessories and furniture

Lara Newsom – clothing and accessories from old clothing and accessories

Bryan Northrup – new fused glass works from broken glass

Huey and Wah – accessories from recycled billboard banners

Friday, September 28, 2012

Weekly Recycle Art Links

Kris Kuksi – not completely recycled, but intricately wonderful

Urban Weaver Project – a Vancouver project housed in Strathcona Park field house that encourages the weaving of invasive plant species

Mathew Roby – whimsical sculptures

BC Egg Marketing Board truck from egg cartons

Penny Hardy – sculpture from scrap metal

David Lipson – robots from random objects

Linda and Greg Mitchell – upcycled glass bottles

Greg Stange and Juliette Montague – their installations includes many sculptures from kitchen artifacts

Elizabeth Morisette – sculptures and installations from everyday objects

James Corbett – car part sculptor