Passover during a Pandemic? Passover was always my favorite holiday. It was like Thanksgiving on steroids. My Uncle Harry and Aunt Ruth would host a huge Passover Seder that typically included at least 30 people. The food was out of this world. And the meaning of the holiday grew as I grew up. Now weRead More
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Deborah’s studio assistant Sandra Hernandez works with her to produce the silk-screen designs of endangered birds and endangered languages that are printed on sheets of fused, recycled plastic bags, which are later cut out into feather forms and used to build the wall-hung and sculptural artwork. Watch the documentary on YouTube to learn more aboutRead More
Our founder, Deborah Kruger, is an internationally exhibiting artist whose artwork is made with recycled plastic bags. All of her work is about endangered birds and endangered languages. You can see her artwork here www.deborahkruger.com and learn more about her process through her documentary below. She has learned that fame and fortune do not go hand andRead More
I bet you are wondering why we started this website. There are several reasons. The primary one is that we want to help Save the Birds. Last month a report was published in Science citing that nearly 3 billion birds have disappeared from North America! This is shocking! Here’s the article: Birds Are Vanishing FromRead More
