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Honevo is an thoughtful artist artist based in Spain whose paintings try to express the cultural paradigm of creating art in a culture that destroys its environment. "...Can such a culture be in fact a culture, when it is so insensitive? Is this a culture or is it just garbage?. . After years of campaigning for our ecosystem we have all agreed to create a museum of natural memory...We made archives to remember all that disappeared ... the trophy of poachers, of those whose skeletons and roots remain below the earth...."
A stylish site made with Adobe Flash, with attractive and thought provoking images and statement, and links to videos on Vimeo..
....http://honevo.com/

 

Diana Ritter creates artwork using 3 ˝” floppy disks. All are one-of-a-kind pieces made from floppy disks and other recycled material. With the continuous advancement of computers and technology, floppy disks have become obsolete and there is nothing that can be done with them except load landfills and destroy our environment. Now, instead of adding to the destruction of our environment these disks have become unique art that can last a lifetime - wall hangings, photo frames, single disk fun stuff.. “It’s a great way to have unique conversational pieces of art while helping the environment at the same time”. http://www.disk-art.com/mainmenu.htm

Marian Osher , a printmaker and painter, born in Philadelphia, has lived in Montgomery County, Maryland most of her life. Osher's artwork has been shown in numerous exhibits in the U.S. as well as in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, the Museum of Modern Art in Argentina and shows in Brazil, Belgium and India..."I feel a calling to express my concern and use my art as an aesthetic vehicle for helping to raise awareness of environmental red flags. I have chosen to use solvent free water-soluble media to highlight a diverse range of environmental issues including global warming, threatened biodiversity, forest destruction, mountain top removal, and light and noise pollution" A well designed and atractive site showing work that testifies to a real concern for environmental issues ....http://www.marianosher.com/




Racheblue - Originally from London, United Kingdom, she has lived in Auckland, New Zealand since 2005. Her work reflects both of these very distinctive places and is heavily influenced by both the immediate surroundings of lush New Zealand landscapes, flora & beaches as well as recaptured memories of vibrant & diverse cityscapes. Another theme is centred around the broad subject of Ethics (particularly consumer ethics) and Environmental Sustainability. Ethical fashion and recycling are current topics under creative discussion and Racheblue combines her artistic endeavours in these fields with research and writing on her weblogs - Ecomonkey and bluAngelAlmanac... http://bluangeldesigns.com/ProfilePage.htm Racheblue



Petrolart - is the art of Jimmy Pons using as his basic material “tar biscuits” that he finds spread all over the beaches of Spain They are the remains of the cleaning of the oil tankers dumped indiscriminately at sea by ruthless captains and shipowners. He collects them and dissolves them to make pigments. " I found out that so many different colours came out of it, from black to cream..... I wanted to create something beautiful and positive out of such a negative and pollutant material." His art is a permanent reminder of our dependance on, and misuse of, a fast disappearing resource, with which we are destroying the environment of the planet. http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/chapapoweb/chapapoweb/iniciogb.htm Jimmy Pons


Allyson Wright, is using her talents to express her own heartfelt philosophy on climate change. She is creating art that draws attention to global warming and positive ways to offset carbon emissions, while trying to encourage a more pro-active attitude in the face of global change. She is committed to creating carbon negative artwork, and giving back more than is taken from the planet, literally creating green art. "My abstract art work is often done in impasto oils, and these days I use the new ‘water based’ oil paints, which don’t need turpentine thinners or white spirits, so they are gentle on the environment." She offsets the carbon footprint of her work by tree planting, the principle being to put back more than is taken out. Her work reflects the wild beauty of our planet and at the same time communicate the importance of safeguarding this natural beauty for the future. http://www.allysonwright.co.uk/index.php Allyson Wright
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NivesCicin-Sain - is a Croatian artist making unique sculptures out of recycled waste materials using the papier-mache technique. She also designs masks, props and head-dresses for theatre performances. In addition Nives illustrates children's books and designs picture postcards. She was born in Split in 1961 and since 1989 has been working as an independent artist, participating in 14 independent and 42 group exhibitions, both in Croatia and abroad. A stylish and attractive well illustrated website... http://www.nivescicinsain.com/ Nives Cinin-Sain


Greg Patch - Green Art Studio - fine art painting with environmentally sound materials. "..The wave in the landscape, where movement is behind our eyes and before our eyes in lines, shapes, forms, and colors, of our memories and the landscape's memories sculpted by the nature of the wave in time..... The beeswax/natural pigment is food container safe and colorfast." ......http://greenartstudio.com/ Greg Patch



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Rona Green is a visual artist and printmaker based in Melbourne, Australia. A fancier of characters and the absurd, her work examines the darker side of the psyche. "Drawn with deliberate clumsiness her boogie-men and flawed misfits possess a certain touching vulnerability and sexless, adolescent awkwardness... Green’s flawed outcasts and weirdos are condemned to a solitary existence in friendless, empty landscapes and interiors...The most tender images are those depicting an attempt at contact that never, however, manages to get beyond a tentative shadow cast by an outstretched arm..." She works in a variety of media - etchings and aquatint, woodcut, monotypes, linocuts and digital prints... http://www.ronagreen.com/ Rona Green

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Susie Frazier - An American ecology artist who works with the self-organizing principles found in nature to create abstract and representational collages out of recycled plant materials like leaves and grasses. Using only the natural pigments and no paint, Frazier develops inspiration for each piece by exploring the north coast landscape throughout Ohio and Pennsylvania.... http://www.susiefrazierart.com

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Walter Spies (1895-1942) - Russian born, German artist who settled in the colonial Dutch East Indies from 1923 until his untimely death in 1942. He spent the early years in Java, but from 1927 onwards he lived in and around the village of Ubud in Bali. He was active in many areas of artistic and scientific endeavour and Spies, along with the Dutch artist Rudolf Bonnet, has been attributed with influencing the work of local Balinese artists, causing them to work in more modern genres and making their work more palatable for the fairly narrow tastes of Western tourists of the time and since. The site created by Geff Green, who is researching the work of Spies for his PhD at Sheffield Hallam University, has a very good selection of images of Spies work...http://homepages.shu.ac.uk/~scsgcg/spies/


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GreenLife Gallery is a gallery for a collaboration of artists deeply rooted in sustainability, founded by Pam and Chris Wagoner who selectively promote the creators of consumable, functional and fine art that is environmentally and socially responsible. Their featured creations are produced using organic, reclaimed, recycled, found and otherwise renewable resources or processes.
“The finest art of all is that which dances in balance with nature.” “I want to be sure that my artistic expression is applied to something that doesn’t compromise the environment or community where it originates..". An attractive site showing high quality crafted things for sale"...http://www.greenlifegallery.com/index.html



Eco-LogicalART is a dynamic new non-profit sister company to Peter Schulberg’s personal recovered element studio, the DejaDesign Gallery. Both entities share his conviction that beautiful objects surround us and only need to be re-envisioned. With Eco-LogicalART Schulberg takes his theory of creative recovery to ground liberating new heights. The gallery’s fine art line features original art painted on recycled billboard vinyl. Tossed into landfills by the ton weekly, this heavy, ink impregnated material is an environmental nightmare. But ECO-LA takes the indestructible nature of the advertising vinyl and turns it into an asset. Dynamic and aesthetically pleasing as they are, the works offer something more-- the feel good satisfaction of knowing that a landfill, somewhere, is a little less full because of the art hanging on your wall. An old Shaker saying is one of Schulberg’s touchstones: “We do not inherit the earth from our parents; we are borrowing it from our children.” Publically visible large scale art projects in Los Angeles doing its little bit for recycling... http://www.eco-logicalart.org/


Agora Gallery Is located in Soho, New York City, in the hub of gallery buildings and museums including the Alternative Museum, the New Museum and the Soho branch of the Guggenheim Museum. The Gallery is known for showing a variety of original artwork and provides art-consulting services to private and corporate collectors....http://www.agora-gallery.com/default.aspx

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Art-Mine.com - provides contemporary art for sale to collectors, consultants, architects and interior designers, providing an opportunity to view and purchase fine art for their art projects. Mediums include: paintings, sculpture, photography, drawings, mixed media, digital art, ceramics, fiber, works on paper, oil, watercolor, art prints, as well as other fine art mediums in a price range that can accommodate most budget requirements. Only some of the artists represented use ecological techniques or draw on themes from the natural world, but all the art is well presented and visually stimulating.... http://www.art-mine.com/

World Wide Arts Resources - A searchable index of artists, art organisations, and arts related sites in all categories. many artists featured are concernwith ecology - for example : Elena Osterwalder's exhibition entitled "From Earth". Osterwalder's installation is a modern take on traditional Hispanic papermaking techniques. "My objective is to fuse old methods used by artisans with contemporary thought processes." .. http://wwar.com/index4.html

greenmuseum.org - a new online museum of environmental art, advances creative efforts to improve our relationship with the natural world. Our goal is to inform, inspire and connect people through environmental art and encourage the creation of new work that serves our communities and ecosystems. The site has three main sections: Artist Section presents images and documentation of artwork, writings and online exhibitions. Community provides a full listing of Events, Opportunities, and Links.... www.greenmuseum.org

A typical example of an artist's work on this site are the impressive stone and earth sculptures of New Zealand artist, Chris Booth. They are feats of balancing, engineering and a widely conceived sense of place. Stacked stone forms refer to their origins in volcanos or river banks and are often gathered in consultation with representatives of local indigenous people... http://greenmuseum.org/content/artist_index/artist_id-30__nosplit-z.html

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