Artist and environmental educator Nancy Judd of Recycle Runway creates couture fashion from trash as an innovative way to provide education about conservation.

Nancy's site specific public art has been commissioned by organizations such as Toyota, Coca-Cola, Target, Delta Air Lines and Lincoln City, Oregon.

Recycle Runway is exhibited in airports, museums and shopping malls reaching millions of people with the message of sustainability.

Nancy gives environmental presentations and hands-on workshops to children and adults across the United States.

Recycle Runway helps organizations committed to sustainability promote their environmental programs through sponsorships of garments, exhibitions and eco-events.

Eco Trash Couture

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Recycle Runway in Airports

Airports provide Recycle Runway an opportunity to reach millions of international travelers often with time to spare. Airports include public art in their buildings to reduce the stress associated with airline travel, and Recycle Runway provides an engaging and educational experience to passengers while they wait for their plane.

Nancy is excited to announce that due to the popularity of her first exhibition in the Atlanta Airport, they have invited her back to install a 2nd show of all new work in 2017!

Following are the airports participating with Recycle Runway:

2nd Exhibition, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Fall 2019
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Feb 2011- Mar 2012
Phoenix International Airport, Feb 2010-Sept 2010
Pittsburgh International Airport, Aug 2008-Aug 2009
Albuquerque Sky Harbor International Airport, Oct 2007-Jan 2008
Recycle Runway in the Phoenix International Airport

Praise about the Recycle Runway Exhibition:

“Nancy Judd’s Recycle Runway installation was one of our most popular exhibitions.”

David Vogt, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Airport Art Program Manager