Extinction art

Eco Cruise

Josh Keyes (HF Vol 12 cover artist) and Brin Levinson (covered here) both illustrate an affinity for animals in their paintings. Working in acrylic and oil respectively, their collective exhibition "Reclamation of Nowhere", which opens tomorrow at Antler Gallery in Portland, illustrates desolate environments from the animal's point of view. Josh Keyes chose to convey feelings of liberation and reclamation in his new series. "It is suggesting surrender, or letting go, or loosening of the…

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Creative Advertising Campaign

“There are two distinct languages. There is the verbal, which separates people… and there is the visual that is understood by everybody.” – Yaacov Agram, Sculptor Art is a common language shared by all humans, and has been used through the ages to celebrate nature, and to influence our beliefs and actions. As we face […]

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“Slash+Burn” was created in response to the growing issues of deforestation, industrial pollution, and the current administration’s efforts to gut environmental protections. The image envisions a quaint, springtime forest scene that is being ripped open t…