Re-Purpose
Re-think Representing Your Event With T-shirts The average citizen throws away 70 pounds of clothing and other textiles annually, occupying nearly 5% of landfill space and untold acres of our desert landscape when dumped in the environment. Be aware, unwanted garments can easily be donated to area charities at storefronts, […]
ReWear – The Trouble with Textiles
Items rescued from the desert found their way into art projects at the Hi-Desert Nature Museum’s Step Into Art Family Fun Day.
Adapting Found Objects on Family Fun Day
The Hi-Desert Nature Museum invited Karyl Newman of Dehsart to participate in their Family Fun Day, Saturday, July 30th from 10-3 at the Yucca Valley Community Center. With the help of our friends at Harbor Freight, objects collected at a recent cleanup have been cleaned and polished, ready for creative […]
Eco-art at The Hi-Desert Nature Museum
As a result of connections made at Karyl Newman’s lecture at the Hi-Desert Nature Museum in March, she planned a collaborative cleanup of Giant Rock in Landers, CA to educate and foster appreciation of the historical site with partner trashfreeearth.org. Soon after, the Hi-Desert Nature Museum in Yucca Valley invited Karyl […]
Setting the Stage at the Hi-Desert Nature Museum
The top #dehsart hashtag user during the month of October will win a one of a kind framed art piece and DEHSART swag bag! Celebrate the first DEHSART cleanup station box and inspire others by sharing your trash photos tagged #dehsart on Instagram! Simply follow these instructions: 1. […]
#DEHSART CONTEST
We are big fans of Alyce Santoro‘s Sonic Fabric made of re-purposed cassette tape. We find cassettes and VHS media dumped in the desert all the time. After collecting a couple of e-waste-d tape players (thanks Jason!) we hacked the play heads. An illegal dumping bumper sticker holds the emulsion […]
ECO-SONIC
DEHSART set up a booth at the CalRecycle Used Oil/Household Hazardous Waste Conference held October 28 – October 31, 2013 in Sacramento to share our artistic approach to recycling and reuse of materials. The pop up display was created using repurposed plastic bags and newspaper, and featured the public artwork […]
CalRecycle UO/HHW Conference in Sacramento
Bulky items, those which can’t fit in a cart or weigh more than 100 pounds can be hauled away by appointment with a waste management service. The large fiberglass pieces we found were repurposed almost immediately by resourceful skateboarders looking to create a skate park of their own.