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Indepth Arts News: "Salvaged Materials Transformed into Art Displayed" 2008-06-19 until 2008-10-15 Envirohouse, City of Tacoma Tacoma, WA, USA United States of America
The EnviroHouse art exhibit rotates on a quarterly basis and continually seeks applications from artists with recycled-content artwork.
About the EnviroHouse
The City of Tacoma EnviroHouse is a permanent model home showcasing green building and natural landscape ideas, materials and techniques to create a healthy home and planet. Featuring the latest advances in sustainable living, the EnviroHouse highlights readily available products for new and existing homes and yards.
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Everything from street litter and beach debris to a Buddha head and wedding cake topper have been salvaged and transformed into 14 professional works of art on display June 19 through mid-October at the EnviroHouse, the City of Tacoma’s green building and natural landscape exhibit. Work from local artists Karen BenVeniste, Karen Fabiano and Ellen Miffitt make up the fourth recycled-content art installation at the EnviroHouse, where artwork made from at least 95 percent salvaged material is showcased. Meet the artists and learn about their environmental inspiration at the artists’ reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on June 19 at the EnviroHouse (Tacoma Landfill), 3510 S. Mullen St.
