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Curbside Treasure

Curbside Treasure - what an intriguing name. Think beautiful collages made of bus transfers, maps, the insides of envelopes, old sheet music and vintage ads. Annie Yu carefully combines scraps, remnants and ephemera into themed artworks, pins, magnets and ACEOs.

And if you’re wondering what an ACEO is, it stands for ‘Art Cards, Editions and Originals’. Each ACEO is a tiny work of art measuring 2.5 x 3.5 inches. They’re extremely affordable and great to collect.

To buy online go to www.curbsidetreasure.etsy.com.

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2 Responses to “Curbside Treasure”

leslie Says:
July 11th, 2007 at 1:19 am
I Love Curbside Treasurs Things
Sparkle Thots? curbside treasures Says:
July 29th, 2007 at 6:03 pm
[…] First spotted on Indie Quarter’s blog, Annie Yu’s collaging / scrapbooking intrigues. She takes the art of collaging and scrapbooking beyond the typical, exploring and pushing boundaries to create interesting works of art. And all have a story to tell. Especially noteworthy, check out her personal “nonsensical” zines (in store, where she writes about family and other personal details) and her daily art journal (gorgeous altered tins). […]