By the end of 2025, Art SHAC has reached a remarkable milestone—diverting over 26.5 tons of art supplies and materials from the landfill and turning those items into valuable resources for artists and communities. This achievement showcases how creative reuse and a circular approach can reduce environmental impact while building an accessible, vibrant creative community. Three rhinos, two elephants and three hippos total weight equals approximately 26.5 tons How Art SHAC Dive

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3 Sisters by Terri Dowell-Dennis Terri Dowell-Dennis’s piece 3 Sisters is a powerful example of how meaningful art can emerge from...

Art SHAC is excited to offer a one-of-a-kind British-style phone booth replica, originally built for stage production.Crafted from wood...

Art SHAC is proud to have received an Honorable Mention at Winston-Salem’s first-ever Sustainability Awards.

We couldn’t have achieved this incredible milestone without your generous donations of used supplies and materials. Thanks to you, we’ve...

About Us The Art SHAC is a vibrant, creative reuse nonprofit dedicated to reducing waste by diverting materials from landfills. Our...

Art SHAC is thrilled to welcome Petra Salazar to the team as our new Volunteer and Administrative Coordinator. Petra is an educator with...

About Us The Art SHAC is a vibrant creative reuse nonprofit dedicated to diverting materials from landfills and fostering creativity and...

The Art SHAC Awarded The Winston-Salem Foundation’s Community Grant The Art SHAC is thrilled to announce that we are one of the...

Led by the NC Black Repertory Company, Carter G. Woodson High School drama students came to Art SHAC to get materials to build mini-sets....

We are now at 1622 S. Hawthorne Rd, Space 4, 27103. We are in the same building as the Par Les Femmes thrift store. We are thrilled to...

Since we began in March of 2022, The Art SHAC has diverted over 5,000 pounds of art materials and brought them back to the community at...