Eco Trash Couture: Education about Conservation | Recycle Runway

Artist and environmental educator Nancy Judd of Recycle Runway creates couture fashion from trash as an innovative way to provide education about conservation.

Nancy's site specific public art has been commissioned by organizations such as Toyota, Coca-Cola, Target, Delta Air Lines and Lincoln City, Oregon.

Recycle Runway is exhibited in airports, museums and shopping malls reaching millions of people with the message of sustainability.

Nancy gives environmental presentations and hands-on workshops to children and adults across the United States.

Recycle Runway helps organizations committed to sustainability promote their environmental programs through sponsorships of garments, exhibitions and eco-events.

Eco Trash Couture

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Public artist and environmental advocate Nancy Judd creates couture fashion sculptures made from trash. Nancy uses her engaging sculptures to stimulate conversation, action and education about how we live on the planet.

Alterations: Tailored Solutions to Climate Change. A traveling solo exhibition.

Nancy is internationally known for the following accomplishments:

Included in the Smithsonian Museum’s permanent collection
Traveling solo exhibitions of her sculptures to museums around the US
Speaker at two TEDx events
Featured on the front page of the Wall Street Journal
Site-specific public art commissions
Commissions by Delta Air Lines, Toyota, Coca-Cola, Target and more
Hands-on eco-events and workshops
International media coverage

See the “making of Pacifica” sponsored by The Nature Conservancy.

Learn about the mission behind Ms. Judd’s work in her TEDx talks!

TEDxABQ, 2011

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