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The Environmental Learning Center (ELC) is an educational facility that, along with the Recology San Francisco Artist in Residence (AIR) Program, forms a key part of the Sustainability Education Program. During a public education tour that begins in the ELC, visitors learn what happens to the materials placed in curbside recycling, compost, and landfill bins, and discover practical ways to reduce waste and conserve natural resources.The Recology San Francisco Artist in Residence (AIR) Program is an art and education initiative that supports Bay Area artists. As part of the Sustainability Education Program, this four-month residency offers a rich and immersive environment for artists to develop their work while actively engaging with sustainability and community outreach.
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Recology Artist in Residence Exhibitions: Work by Miguel Novelo, Trina Michelle Robinson, and CCA undergraduate, Haley Mae Caranto, as well as a special retrospective for former AIR artist Jim Growden | Recology
Recology Artist in Residence Exhibitions: Work by Miguel Novelo, Trina Michelle Robinson, and CCA undergraduate, Haley Mae Caranto, as well as a special retrospective for former AIR artist Jim Growden | Recology
Recology SF AIR 35th Anniversary at Minnesota Street Project
Recology SF AIR 35th Anniversary at Minnesota Street Project
CBS: Art made from trash is a big draw at San Francisco art gallery
CBS: Art made from trash is a big draw at San Francisco art gallery
Reporter Itay Hod takes in an exhibit inside one of San Francisco's top art galleries, where curbside castoffs are now center stage.
SF Examiner: Free SF art exhibit honors Recology residency anniversary
SF Examiner: Free SF art exhibit honors Recology residency anniversary
Program celebrates 35th anniversary.
SF Chronicle: Recology art show brings the dump into the gallery
SF Chronicle: Recology art show brings the dump into the gallery
The exhibition celebrates 35 years of the waste disposal companyâs artist-in-residence program.
48 Hills: Trash, transmogrified: Recology celebrates 35 years of art spawned by refuse - 48 hills
48 Hills: Trash, transmogrified: Recology celebrates 35 years of art spawned by refuse - 48 hills
Flickr - Photos of Recology AIR Exhibitions
Flickr - Photos of Recology AIR Exhibitions
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