If you are interested in art made from recycled materials:
Becorations make handmade recycled decorations which can be tailor made to the individual. Visit the website at: www.becorations.com or type Becorations into Facebook.
Zolibeau run workshops on how to customise clothes in an eco- friendly manner. Visit their website at: www.zolibeau.com
An exhibition exploring the use of rubbish raises some interesting issues
The last few years have seen an increasing emphasis on environmental issues and recycling, but would you go so far as to make art out of rubbish? Artists at an exhibition ‘Is it Art or Rubbish?’ held in Milgi, City Road, last weekend, did just that.
The artists used junk dumped in nearby Northcote Lane to question our current consumer-centred, throw-away culture. For instance, instead of cementing a crack in the wall, the artist inserted silver coloured shards of plastic to create a design feature out of the eyesore.
So, could there be a future for rubbish art? A local resident who attended the exhibition believes there could be, claiming, “This art could be helpful as it is an interesting and useful form of recycling.”
If you are interested in art made from recycled materials:
Becorations make handmade recycled decorations which can be tailor made to the individual. Visit the website at: www.becorations.com or type Becorations into Facebook.
Zolibeau run workshops on how to customise clothes in an eco- friendly manner. Visit their website at: www.zolibeau.com