Arts & Entertainment
Local Art Teacher To Transform Trash Into Art For Class
And she needs your donations to make this class happen.
One man's trash is another's art? Yes, art. Sarah Pina, who teaches art at the REAL School, will teach students in grades 6-12 how to create art from what many people consider trash.
She needs old license plates, coffee cans, buttons and grubby sweatshirts to create unique art projects. In order to make the class possible, Pina is collecting donations so that her students will have the materials they need.
If you can donate any of the following items, please drop them off at: Olympia Brown Elementary/REAL School, 5915 Erie Street or call REAL School at 664-8100.
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- Plastic grocery bags
- Paper grocery bags
- Magazines
- Coffee cans or soup cans (any metal cans size doesn’t matter)
- Metal soda bottle caps (please no beer)
- Aluminum soda cans (please no beer)
- Plastic soda bottle caps/jars/ container twist off caps
- Old license plates
- Old doors
- Old windows
- Old fabric, buttons, any sewing supplies
- Old sweatshirts
- Small pieces of wood especially plywood) (no bigger than 12x12)
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