The Center for Arts and Innovation is hosting a “trashion” show where students will model garments they’ve designed and made using materials that are at least 90 percent reused and recycled and are considered neither dangerous nor harmful. Examples of materials that can be used include food packaging and wrappers, electronic components, container lids, and construction materials. The second annual “trashion” show takes place at noon Thursday, April 6, in the atrium of the Havener Center.

Prizes include $5,000 to the winning team, with $2,500 and $1,250 awarded to the second- and third-place teams, respectively. The team that wins the people’s choice category will be awarded $500. 

Students interested in forming teams should contact Dr. Karen Head, director of the Center for Creativity and Innovation, for competition guidelines and judging criteria. To participate in the show, teams will be required to submit a one- to two-page written statement explaining their artistic vision and technical process. For guidelines and to submit statements, student should contact Head at cci@mst.edu no later than Thursday, March 23.