OCEAN Online Live Open Studio and Online Exhibition

Live Open Studio Tuesday, April 29th at 10 am PT / 12 pm CT

Six-month Online Exhibition to follow

For five weeks, JW Lynn participated in a virtual art residency provided by MOKU Art Studio and MANGO Residencia para Artistas to collaborate, create, and learn with other international artists and scientists to bring ocean awareness into our artworks. During this residency, JW created Debris in the Drink, an artwork that makes a statement about our relationship between marine debris and the health and beauty of our oceans.

JW will be presenting her creative reuse art process during the open studio, and then the works of all international artists will be available for online viewing for the next six months.

You can register for the open studio for free via this invite!

Visit our special projects – ocean page for more about this exciting opportunity and to learn about the creation and educational aspect of Debris in the Drink.

Past Exhibition at the McKinney Performing Arts Center in the lower gallery, McKinney, TX

April 5 – April 26, 2025

We’re excited to share that Gauguin was once again on view, this time showing in the Unique by Nature Juried Art Show at the McKinney Performing Arts Center, supported by the Arts and Music Guild.

This was be the second time artwork by JW Lynn had been selected within this juried art show (2024, 2025).

You may learn more about the exhibition here.

Past Exhibition at the Bath House Cultural Center at White Rock Lake, Dallas, TX

February 1 – March 8, 2025

Two works by JW Lynn were selected to be exhibited as part of the juried show curated by Jose Vargas at the 30th Anniversary 2025 El Corazón Exhibition: The Huntress and Blossoming.

Visit our art page to see these works!

You may learn more about the exhibition here.

Past Exhibition at The Kettle Art Gallery in Deep Ellum, Dallas, TX

February 15th, 2025 only

One artwork, Gauguin, was accepted into this one-night only event, For the Love of Artists, that showcased local artists from around DFW. You may view this artwork on our art page.

Visit The Kettle Art Gallery here.

but why the name?

reduce, reuse, recycle… redo!

At redo squared, it’s about helping to conserve our beautiful planet, engaging our communities, and inspiring creativity in everything we do.

Our name and logo uses the foundation of the three fundamental principles of recycling — the three “R’s” — and adds one more… “redo,” making the recycling triangle a square! It also playfully highlights that with creative reuse, also called upcycling, there is a myriad of ways to reuse an item. You just have to get creative with how you view its potential.