AN exhibition has opened at Warrington – and the exhibits are all made from old rubbish.
Reincarnated Rubbish is on show at the award winning Warrington Museum and Art Gallery.
It includes a life-sized figure of The Queen and one of her corgis, a unicorn and a dazzling display of hats and jewellery – all made from rubbish.
Artist Val Hunt has a talent for turning items that normally end up in the bin into colourful art works.
Old takeaway containers, computer parts and empty drinks cans have had a new lease of life in her witty, imaginative and thought-provoking constructions.
‘Reincarnated Rubbish’ is a free exhibition for all the family to enjoy and is on until Saturday August 29.
Admission to any part of the museum is also completely free and there are 10 other galleries to explore, crammed with curiosities from all over the world.
The museum is open Monday – Friday 10am – 4:30pm and on Saturday 10am – 4pm.
Exhibition is a load of rubbish!
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