Can you guess which two toys weren’t found on a beach? Play the game on our Facebook page!
Can you guess which two toys weren’t found on a beach? Play the game on our Facebook page!
“Message in a Bottle,” a pop-up art exhibition in San Francisco, focuses on plastic pollution in our oceans.
Participating artists Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang are PPC artist allies.
Another tide of plastic trash has washed ashore in Cornwall. See the disturbing photos.
Dirty
Beach UK, a Brighton-based collaboration between artists Lou McCurdy
and Chloe Hanks, developed a pop-up, touring “supermarket” that stocks
only “locally-sourced” plastic items recovered from beaches.
“We like to create popular, provocative and witty work that focuses on
the social and environmental challenges of plastics and throwaway
culture.”
The installation is a humorous and provocative piece of art with a good helping of science and ecology.
Dirty Beach UK is a PPC member organization.
Artist
and PPC contributor Jo Atherton reports on the origin of the pink detergent
bottles that washed ashore in her native Cornwall last week. “The bleach
solution poses little threat to wildlife, but of greater concern are the
bottles themselves.”
PPC Visual Artist Pam Longobardi uses plastic pollution in her art. Her work is part of “SIDESHOW ON MARS,” a new exhibit opening tonight at Life on Mars Gallery in Brooklyn. The exhibit runs through January 31.
Thousands of pink plastic detergent bottles wash up on Cornwall’s beaches: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-35226958