Waste to art 2019
Challenge the way we look at waste!
Sustainable Neighbourhoods is challenging the way we look at waste with the 2019 Waste to Art exhibition.
Waste and plastic pollution has an enormous impact on the local and global environment.
The Waste to Art exhibition confronts us all to consider how we might be contributing to the problem, and what we can do to move to a more sustainable future.
The Waste to Art project presents a reminder to practice the ‘5 Rs’ of waste minimisation, Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, and Recycle.
Be challenged and inspired by thought provoking artworks exploring issues of waste, litter and over consumption.

Community members, artists, groups and school students from across the region have created a range of works created from all sorts of materials, and covering photography, sculpture, wearable art, practical items and more!

Saturday 12 October – Sunday 1 December
SEEN@Swansea exhibition space
First floor mezzanine, opposite the Swansea library in the Swansea Centre, 228 Pacific Highway
Open 7 days, 10am-3pm
View the online exhibition guide.
Contact the Sustainable Neighbourhood Alliance for more information.
From the online visitor's book:
Amazing! There is such a high level of creativeness this year and the workmanship is superior. I cannot wait to visit the exhibition. Congratulations to the organisers. - Denise
So many talented artists!

Wonders never cease when you can reduce, re-use and recycle.
Check out the wonderful artworks submitted from previous Sustainable Neighbourhood projects
Waste to Art 2018
The 2018 Waste to Art Exhibition was held at SEEN@Swansea.
Coast and Lake Marine Debris
School Art Competition
Caves Beach - Swansea Area Sustainable Neighbourhood Group
Old Waste, New Art
West Wallsend District Sustainable Neighbourhood Group
This project is a NSW EPA Waste Less, Recycle More initiative funded from the waste levy.