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Archive
Category Archives: RubbishArt
One Man’s Junk is Another Man’s Treasure
Junky Projects is the street art contribution of refound items created by Daniel Lynch (born 1977). Lynch is a contemporary artist based in Melbourne and working in multiple media using waste and recycled materials as the principle material for his … Continue reading
Posted in RubbishArt, SprayCanArt, Stencils, Street Artists A-Z, StreetArt, StreetArtists
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May Your Cup Runneth Over and Be Squashed
Left: Paper cup and straw by Jasper Jacobsen, Time’s Black Arrow (2014). Jasper Jacobsen is a Melbourne-based artist currently completing a Master of Contemporary Art degree at the Victorian College of the Arts. Centre: This paper cup was found in … Continue reading
Posted in Collectibles, QuestionableArt, RubbishArt
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I Just Don’t Understand
A while ago I spotted this daubing on the side of a bridge spanning the A79 highway. Clearly the original version has been ‘worked upon’ to remove the person’s name, but what I don’t understand is… Why did you stop … Continue reading
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Cheezels are more than a Mynah Attraction
Don’t get me wrong! Not for one moment am I saying that Peter Trusler’s art is rubbish, but I love the use of rubbish within Peter Trusler’s art! Especially the inclusion of a discarded, empty Cheezels bag. (Def: highly cheesy … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Illustrations, Paintings, RubbishArt, StreetArt
Tagged #Cheezels, #PeterTrusler, RubbishArt
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How to save money over Christmas
Yes, every year the news is full of how much the average person spends on Christmas, whether it be food, presents or decorations. Here’s a handy hint on saving on Christmas decorations and re-using your resources in new and creative … Continue reading
