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food packages and plastic bags 14" x 14" 2009

Masterclass #1: Microfolie, 2013

 

© Alexis Leclercq

One of these suckers has been turned into little yellow warning diamonds. Perhaps you recall something similar we saw back in Oregon.

Makes a beautiful display!

World Food Programme sack (donated by government of Canada) reused as a curtain in a school in Marcala, Honduras.

-aus alten Schachteln sind sie herausgesprungen-

 

Hi,

 

I'm getting way behind posting to Flickr because of ongoing problems with

logging since yahoo took over Verizon and they are now all tangled together.

 

I've tried resetting password, signing in again and again.

 

ARRRgh! Here are photos to post to a new album "Eglomise" (reverse glass

painting).

 

Help???

 

Thanks,

 

Antonia Lindsey

 

Artimentary

 

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Balneário Paraíso Tropical

Barcarena - PA

These two sweet little cherubs were sort of "just sitting there" in another part of the garden. They cried out to be the framing elements of the path to the Coastal Room.

Some people came to see and photograph reuse3, some just found themselves in the middle of it.

Kostanjevica/Castagnevizza tunnel, at the border between Italy and Slovenija.

 

Nova Gorica, Slovenija, (January 10, 2008)

I thought this was so funny for some reason.

Masterclass #1: Microfolie, 2013

 

© Alexis Leclercq

Here he is opening a bottle with his teeth. Must have picked up that trick in one of the local pubs...

Helsinki samba carnival 2010 preparation and parade

I had grand plans of making everyone in my family these reusable shopping totes but after this one took me *all day* with two little ones running around underfoot, I settled for just finishing one. It folds up into its own little pocket for storage.

 

Maybe next year I can give out a couple more...

 

greetingarts.typepad.com.

plastic bags

Printed Posters are available upon request if you like feel free to contact me:

noriscocci@gmail.com

The ReUse Project began with an idea and creative inertia...then came the flickr group: www.flickr.com/groups/reuseproject/

The ReUse Project took off...now around the world the project encourages reuse instead of only recycling....with an artistic goal in mind the ReUse Project makes its fist exhibition by ReUsing a Jerusalem abandonment...with over 40 artists world-wide and at least 10 local street artists to paint life-size murals! Artists in the showing include:

  

Mimi The Clown (Paris)

 

Know Hope (Tel Aviv)

 

INSPIRE (Jerusalem)

 

Poe (Jerusalem)

 

Deadly Daisy

 

Riot68 (London)

 

Delme (London)

 

Ame72 (London/TelAiv)

 

Broken Crow (Minneapolis)

 

Justin Angelos (TEN13ONE) (LA)

 

Zero Cents (Tel Aviv)

 

AFK Crew (Jerusalem)

 

"JohnK85" (Jerusalem)

 

Idiot The Wise

 

...plus many more!

 

The ReUse Project Thread online can be seen here:

www.flickr.com/groups/reuseproject/discuss/72157600415151...

 

Details about the show can also be seen on www.idiotthewise.com

Recycle, Reuse & Regenerate...

is not just about building bigger recycling box.

 

It is about educating & creating awareness amongst the masses on the purpose & meaning of recycling! What can be reuse and how to reuse. AND if we recycle & reuse, we will regenerate our world for our children!

 

Go green ermmm... in this case go YELLOW! :)

261 Victoria St., Abbotsford

2016 Annual History Walk, 12 November

Collingwood Historical Society

© Pat Miller

Masterclass #1: Microfolie, 2013

 

© Alexis Leclercq

Creative Mornings Madrid: Reuse

211 Langridge St., Abbotsford (cnr. Park St.)

2016 Annual History Walk, 12 November

Collingwood Historical Society

© Pat Miller

I have about a dozen baby jars. So I grabbed three and made them into hanging lamps with some copper wire I got from my neighbor who is a major re-use kind of consumer. I even had some used tea lights left from last year. All re-used materials!

 

I imagine hanging these everywhere in the trees.

 

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Canon EOS 3, Ilford Delta Professional 400, Rodinal

Made from thrifted sheets. Fully lined.

Reuseable coffee cup: Aussie-designed and made, barista-approved. You can't get better than that!

ReUSe installation at Lyon 2008

Fabric sample strip together with pieces of an old skort. I'm especially fond of the reuse of the hem.

Creative Mornings Madrid: Reuse

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