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Melander used a whopping 2.5 tons of secondhand clothing to create his sculpture, which features a stunning array of colors and textures.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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Students who helped to assemble the installation with Melander found it to be an eye-opening experience.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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USAgain provided used clothing for the sculpture and also set up their collection bin on campus, where they collected hundreds of pounds of clothing from the Columbia College community for Melander's piece.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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Students who helped to assemble the installation with Melander found it to be an eye-opening experience.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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One of the highlights of the exhibit is an installation by New York City-based artist Derek Melander, who creates all of his pieces using secondhand clothing and textiles.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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Students who helped to assemble the installation with Melander found it to be an eye-opening experience.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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Students who helped to assemble the installation with Melander found it to be an eye-opening experience.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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"By working with such an enormous amount of clothing I hope that it will get people thinking about how much textile waste there is," Melander told ABC 7 News.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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Melander used a whopping 2.5 tons of secondhand clothing to create his sculpture, which features a stunning array of colors and textures.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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USAgain provided used clothing for the sculpture and also set up their collection bin on campus, where they collected hundreds of pounds of clothing from the Columbia College community for Melander's piece.
Mattias Wallander: Art With a Message: Get With the Textile Recycling Program Mattias Wallander 2011
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