
But, this is no ordinary dump, they are also the home of the only known art park inside of a garbage company. View their sculpture garden.
Additionally, AIR has just created a raised bed garden using recycled redwood lumber that was thrown away (despite being unused) from construction projects. They're also growing produce in recycling containers and other found items.

SF Recycling & Disposal not only recycles plastics, papers, batteries, electronics, tires and other items, but they also recycle paint. The paint (considered a hazardous material which cannot be put in the dump) is given away for free. We will be using some of this paint for our community arts projects.
Learn more about: SF Recycling & Disposal's Artists in Residence Program
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