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Join the Art Center on May 6th for a First Friday Art Tour Opening Reception.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle…
…Re-purpose, redesign, reapply. All these terms can be used to describe the Recycled, or Up-cycled, Art movement. It is a way to turn trash into treasure – in more ways than one. Not only can artists create stunning artwork for the viewer to enjoy, but in doing so, they can also make a statement about excessive consumption and environmental pollution. For this exhibit, we challenged artists to explore the possibilities found in using discarded objects or materials to express themselves creatively.
Exhibit runs May 5 – July 9, 2022. Regular gallery hours: Friday – Sunday, noon – 5 PM.
First Friday hours: 4 – 7 PM.
Find other First Friday venues to round out your tour here.