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Artist Statement Solar energy is the cleanest and most abundant renewable energy source available, and the U.S. has some of the richest solar resources in the world. In honor of...
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Artist Statement I wanted to design something about people coming together to lift up these goals of more widespread clean energy sources and energy efficient infrastructure. They're lofty goals to...
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Artist Statement Our country is at a crossroads, and with the Green New Deal we can hope for a better tomorrow. Focusing on renewable energy and infrastructure, I wanted to...
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Artist Statement Let's look to the future and get everyone involved—taking care of ourselves and our planet is necessary to our survival. I'm grateful to be envisioning, supporting, and celebrating...
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Artist Statement When making this piece I really wanted to show how much healthier our society could be if we all committed to doing what is best for everyone, and...
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Artist Statement It's overdue. Let’s use 100% renewable, zero-emission energy sources. - Luis Prado
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Artist Statement I believe that every American should be reducing their carbon footprint. I also believe that every home and business should be generating some form of sustainable energy. -...
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Artist Statement The Green New Deal offers an opportunity to revisit our actions -big and small- and improve chances for our future. I’ve depicted some of these integral changes, as...
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Artist Statement The people will also rise! - Mister Furious
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Artist Statement I made this set of posters in the spirit of WPA posters with bright, modern colors and custom typography. I wanted the letterforms to evoke the themes of...
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Artist Statement I made this set of posters in the spirit of WPA posters with bright, modern colors and custom typography. I wanted the letterforms to evoke the themes of...
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Artist Statement I made this set of posters in the spirit of WPA posters with bright, modern colors and custom typography. I wanted the letterforms to evoke the themes of...
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Artist Statement I wanted to create something that was a call to action to yield green and renewable resources like they are super powers. The image represents going "GREEN" as...
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Artist StatementAny architecture fan will recognize Le Corbusier before he was Le Corbusier. This was a revolutionary document at the time, and I want to honor that. - Vivian Chang
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Artist Statement Cow burps and farts are damaging the environment and the Green New Deal is highlighting these issues and coming up with solutions to this and many other pressing...
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Artist Statement Many have criticized the Green New Deal because it seems impossible, but so many of humanity's greatest accomplishments have started with an impossible idea, and somebody's ardent belief...
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Artist Statement I live in Texas, which has always been all about oil companies and fossil fuels. Seeing solar panels popping up on rooftops in my neighborhood, and wind farms...
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Artist Statemente.e.cummings' printer refused his ampersand. So he gets it this time, with the idiosyncratic word breaks he liked so much. His famous love poem is included in this collection....
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Artist StatementRobert Frost's first collection, New Hampshire, contains the poem "Fire and Ice." Love and hate and the destruction of the world. - Vivian Chang
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Artist Statement I created this design to support Green Energy and the Green New Deal. I feel like we can all do our part to better take care of our...
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Poster for Philadelphia Council of Defense encouraging conservation of water as part of the war effort. Created by the Philadelphia, Pa WPA Federal Art Project between 1941 and 1943.
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Poster promoting planned housing as a method to deter disease in cities, showing microorganisms. Created by the New York City WPA Federal Art Project between 1936 and 1938.
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Mobilizing Michigan for farm and factory U.S. Employment Service survey conducted house to house by veteran's organizations. Poster announcing employment opportunities for farm and industrial laborers in Michigan, showing a hand...
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Poster showing two deer crossing road in front of approaching car. Created by the New York City WPA Federal Art Project between 1936 and 1940.
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Build for your Navy! Enlist! Carpenters, machinists, electricians etc. Poster encouraging skilled laborers to join the Seabees as part of the war effort. Made by Pennsylvania W.P.A. Art Project, between 1941 and...
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W.P.A. Federal Theatre presents "Native ground" by Virgil Geddes. Poster for Federal Theatre Project presentation of "Native Ground" at Maxine Elliotts Theatre, 39th St. east of Broadway, New York City, showing...
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Safeguard your home - always disconnect cord when leaving iron even for a minute. Poster promoting home safety. Made by the Ohio: Federal Art Project, 1940.
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New Trier evening school Classes for adults, Wednesday evenings 7:30 - 9:30. Poster showing a woman wearing an apron with her hand in a bowl of food. Made by the Illinois :...
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Lack of funds need not discourage from seeking competent medical care consult your health bureau. Poster promoting better health care. Made by the New York : Federal Art Project, between 1936 and 1939.
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Poster promoting proper dietary habits, showing stylized fruit.. Made by the New York : Federal Art Project, between 1936 and 1938.
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Poster showing a woman and two children in the rain for the The Cook County Public Health Unit. Made by the Illinois : Federal Art Project, between 1936 and 1941.
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Artist StatementI wanted the Dracula cover to be very dark and simple. The A's in Dracula act as his fangs. - Abby Brown
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Artist StatementThis design displays the colorfulness of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. With a modern twist, it shows that the ruby slippers are a focal point of the story. -...
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Artist StatementVeblen had a new theory about production and consumption by different members of society. - Vivian Chang
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Artist StatementShowing the struggles of the characters who become prisoners of their own insecurities and possessivity. - Roberlan Paresqui
