One man's trash is another man's treasure. At least, that's what we've been told — few of us turn the expression into any sort of tangible good. That is, unless you are Recology San Francisco, the first garbage company in the country to literally turn trash into treasure. In its art studio at the Recology Solid Waste Transfer and Recycling Center by Candlestick Park, Recology provides work space and, of course, access to scrapped goods through its Artist in Residence program. And with over 100 successful iterations since 1990, it's safe to say this dump might be one of the most beautiful art venues in the city. In Recology's most recent AIR group, local artists Kara Maria, Imin Yeh, and Matthew Goldberg are exhibiting their new pieces, turning found materials into striking original art pieces.
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