Recycled Art Night
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Amber Berg, junior in regional and community planning, puts together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. The purpose of the event was to promote re-use of materials. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Amber Berg, junior in regional and community planning, puts together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. The purpose of the event was to promote re-use of materials. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Kimberly Newberry, graduate student in psychology, glues together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Kimberly Newberry, graduate student in psychology, and Miki Loschky, museum specialist at the Beach Museum of Art, glue together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Amber Berg, junior in regional and community planning, steps on an old VHS tape to break it for a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Amber Berg, junior in regional and community planning, puts together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. The purpose of the event was to promote re-use of materials. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Amber Berg, junior in regional and community planning, puts together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. The purpose of the event was to promote re-use of materials. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
Kimberly Newberry, graduate student in psychology, glues together a pillar of sustainability at the recycled art welcome back night hosted by the Beach Museum of Art on September 7, 2017. (Regan Tokos | Collegian Media Group)
