January 17 - February 22, 2025
The 7th Annual Waste to Wonder juried group exhibition features 17 artists and showcases their adept skill in transforming discarded and overlooked items. These artists draw inspiration from Resource Depot's diverse collection of rescued materials, using them as the driving force behind their distinctive artworks on display.
Click through the participating artists below to find out more about them
Participating Artists
Rita Boutros
Christine Lisi
Jennifer O’Brien
Ellen Sall
MEET THE ARTISTS
GalleRE REmix Opening Reception
Friday, January 17, 2025 from 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Join us for a GalleRE REmix to celebrate "7th Annual Waste to Wonder" Group Exhibition Artist Reception. Meet the artists, enjoy their art, as well as live music, collage activity upstairs, and light refreshments.
Free and open to the public. $10 donations always appreciated.
GalleRE REmix brought to you by:
40% of artwork sales goes to support our education programs.
For information on purchasing a piece please contact
Chelsea Odum - codum@resourcedepot.org
GalleRE Workshops
Family Workshop | Upcycled Animals
Saturday, January 25 from 10am - 12pm
Join Waste to Wonder Artist Pia Dugger in transforming found animal statues into little unique works of art. This workshop is intended for families creating together, the price of workshop is for parent/guardians and their children, no more than 4 people per ticket. Ages 6+
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Adult Workshop | Threads & Letters - Connecting to a Future Self
Saturday, February 8 from 10am - 12pm
Join Waste to Wonder Artist Lori Arbel to create a symbolic art piece with an upcycled book as the base. Weave other recycled materials and personal marks to honor your future self and its connection to the collective story. No experience Necessary and all materials provided. Intended for 16+.
GalleRE Hours:
Tuesdays - Thursdays: 11 am - 5 pm | Saturdays: 9 am- 2 pm
*Also open during special events.
The GalleRE at Resource Depot supports and exhibits local and regional artists that incorporate the reuse of materials into various art forms, elevating creative reuse and upcycling as a relevant art medium. Our GalleRE Program educates and engages our community while promoting new ways of thinking about art and the environment through educational stARTer program kits, workshops and discussions.
