Trash to Art: Reimagining Noisette Creek | Charleston News

Turn trash into treasure at “One Creek’s Trash,” a bold art exhibition running August 28–30, where artists transform litter from Noisette Creek into powerful pieces that reimagine the future of this land—instead of a gas plant and pipeline. Organized by grassroots heroes like Microdose and the M.A.R.S.H. Project, this community-driven show unites seasoned creators and newcomers, all bound by one rule: every artwork must include found trash. With overwhelming artist participation and proceeds funding the fight against fossil fuel development, this isn’t just an exhibit—it’s a movement to spark conversation, inspire action, and prove art can change the world.

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