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Recycled vinyl exhibit coming to Studio 2880

Studio 2880’s newest exhibit repurposes vinyl records into a whole new kind of art.

Local artist Pat Klassen’s exhibit, called “Around the World,” cuts recycled vinyl records into maps, landmarks, portraits, and more.

Pat Klassen’s vinyl art (Photo via Studio 2880)

According to Studio 2880, Klassen “uses a CNC router for cutting, followed by hand filing and assembly.”

The exhibit opens on Thursday (September 12) with a grand opening and artist presentation at 5:00.

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