Nemo Gould’s Catmonkey (saw handle, chair legs, food processor, bean scoop, vacuum cleaner motor cover); and Impala (electric sander, band saw, projector, vacuum cleaners, meat grinder, motorcycle clutch lever, antlers, garlic press, conduit cover). Courtesy SFO Museum

The latest gift to travelers from the SFO MUSEUM at San Francisco International Airport features work from 45 of the more than 100 artists who have participated in the Artist-in-Residence Program at Recology San Francisco.

The program, started by visionary artist and activist Jo Hanson in 1990, gives artists a stipend, studio space and scavenge rights to a Public Disposal and Recycling Area.

Art of Recology shows off the wonderful work they created with some junk and a lot of imagination. Look for it in Terminal 3, Boarding Area F at San Francisco International Airport through October 27, 2013.

Evening News, by Sandy Drobny, made of plastic bags used to deliver The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. Courtesy SFO Museum

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