There is no truer example of the idiom “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” than junk art, where creative minds use discarded material to make something that inspires wonder or curiosity.

Proof that inspiration can be found in even the smallest scraps. The “scrap-a-day” journaling trend turns ordinary paper scraps into art, blending creativity, sustainability, and daily mindfulness. By ...

Clintonville resident Robert Geno Centofanti butted heads with Columbus officials and his neighbors for more than two decades over what he called "yard art" -- and what some others called junk -- that ...

It’s a familiar story: During the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, Sonja Dapper was taking lots of walks around her Como Park neighborhood, in search of something to do. “It kind of bothers me to ...

Robert Geno Centofanti had butted heads with Columbus officials and his neighbors for more than two decades over what he called “yard art” and others called trash and junk that he had accumulated over ...

The “scrap-a-day” journaling trend turns ordinary paper scraps into art, blending creativity, sustainability, and daily mindfulness. By adding one small item—like a receipt or leaf—each day, ...