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creative:impact SCRAP Creative ReUse Director Claire Tyra Credit Juniper Beaty Using creativity to keep usable waste from the landfill is the mission of SCRAP Creative Reuse and the subject of "creative:impact," when Claire Tyra, the director of SCRAP, joins Deb Polich of The Arts Alliance and WEMU's David Fair.  Listen here.   Listen Deb Polich, President and CEO of The Arts Alliance Creative industries in Washtenaw County add hundreds of millions of dollars to the local economy.  In the weeks and months to come, 89.1 WEMU's David Fair and co-host Deb Polich, the President and CEO of...

Photo: Erin Love Firecracker Fabrics in Morningside Not every hobby that people picked up in quarantine has stuck. I know several people who have given up on their sourdough starters, for one. But for some, months of staying at home led to the discovery of a new skill or craft. And it's not too late; we're still gonna be stuck at home for a while, in the dead of winter, so check out one of these local craft stores to fulfill all your creative need...

Posted By Katie Hennessey on Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 8:30 AM click to enlarge Courtesy of Spare Parts Printmaker Maggi Peachey’s eyes were opened to the potential of creative reuse on a Denver art walk. The San Antonio artist stumbled upon a store with that offered reused materials at discount prices to creatives and other resourceful shoppers. After some research, she was shocked to discover her hometown o...

Skip to main content Currently Reading 'So many fun things': New Spare Parts art supply store in San Antonio turns castoffs into creative finds FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Mary Elizabeth Cantu, founder and executive director of Spare Parts, checks donations at the nonprofit’s new brick-and-mortar shop, the Spare Parts Center for Creative Reuse.Robin Jerstad /ContributorShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Mary Elizabeth Cantu, founder and executive director of Spare Parts, looks over donations of items that can be repurposed as art supplies. They are sold at the non-profit’s new Center for Creative Reus...

Shirley McMarlin | Tribune-Review Community Day programs at Westmoreland Museum of American Art will go on hiatus after the Jan. 3 virtual session.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Fans of Community Day programming at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art might want to make sure they join in the Jan. 3 virtual installment. Not only will it offer three hours of diverse programming, it also will be the last session for a while. “This will be the museum’s last virtual Community Day presentation for th...