Are you new to Smash Books? This guide explains them and shares smash book ideas so good you’ll want to glue something down ...

Crafters learn how to make junk journals at a summer 2024 workshop held by the Art Gallery of Hamilton. (Art Gallery of Hamilton) When you know, you know. The first time Felicia Bottos saw a junk ...

The artwork's current owner found the watercolours in a Hastings junk shop half a century ago, according to the auction house. Macmillan Publishers commissioned the folio in 1903 and published the ...

Any Greenwich Villager who spots a discarded sewing machine, old drainpipe, truck fender or pile of angle irons these days knows just where to take it; to the cold-water flat of Sculptor-Welder ...

Not only do these artists reduce waste, but they also inspire a fresh perspective on what’s possible when art and recycling collide. Meet fifteen creatives who are turning the ordinary into the ...

Erin Butler thrives on being creative and she has no shortage of ideas to let her creativity shine, ... Featured artist turns junk into art Meet Erin Butler at First Friday Open House on Sept. 1.

Robert Klippel, collector of junk, creator of art. By Andrew Stephens. November 15, 2019 — 4.00pm. Save. Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later.

The non-profit organization, Creative Junk Therapy in Brandon is taking thousands of pounds of donated reusable materials from across the community and turning them into artwork.

The artist Portia Munson is known for her very bright, very chaotic, more-is-more artworks filled with “ephemera,” which is often a polite way of saying “junk.” Her 1996 piece The Garden ...

If you're plagued by junk mail then there are a few sensible ways to stop it from being sent to you. But if you'd rather a more childish solution then these might give you a few good ideas.

Turning Junk into Art: Patrick Amiot’s Urban Folk Art “Look! ... It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation.