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Category Archives: Marita Dingus recycled materials

1. Black History Month in Seattle II City Hall

   This is the sculpture of Roosevelt Lewis who is featured in City Hall with sculptures and paintings in the main lobby. Roosevelt Lewis is a Seattle artist with roots in the Black, Creole, and Cajun people of Louisiana, a place near the Cane River of intensely mixed cultures. This piece is called Do No More […]

   This entry was posted on February 21, 2010 and is filed under Barack Obama, Black HIstory Month, Bllack Art, Marita Dingus recycled materials.

2. Metamorphosis : Marita Dingus’s Trash

   Marita Dingus At a presentation in Edmonds, about one half hour north of Seattle, Marita Dingus revealed some of the secrets of her approach to materials in her extraordinary art made entirely of recycled materials. Recycled we already knew, but there is a lot more to it than just reclaiming materials. She explained in a […]

   This entry was posted on April 22, 2008 and is filed under ecology, Marita Dingus recycled materials.

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