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Tag Archives: Barbican
Waste Not
Waste bothers me. Of course I dispose of things everyday and it’s inevitable, but it just seems so wrong to go through the process of manufacturing something for it then to be thrown away so easily. With this in mind, … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Uncategorized, Upcycling
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Tagged art, Barbican, exhibition review, Song Dong, sustainable, upcycling, Waste Not, wu jin qi yong, Zhao Xiangyuan
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