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  • Midway – message from the gyre


    MAKE WEALTH HISTORYAuthority Authority: 425
    One of my favourite photographers, Chris Jordan , has a new project: Midway – message from the gyre :
    1 day ago
  • Being Green + Being Profitable: Opportunity Green 2009


    Caster BlogAuthority Authority: 124
    Having read all of the exciting press coming off last year’s Opportunity Green conference , I was looking forward to attending this year’s event, held in sunny Los Angeles, CA.  Heralded as one of the top green business conferences in the industry, OG09 promised to be a forum to gather with leaders of the ...
    1 day ago
  • Is recycled polyester fabric RECYCLABLE?


    O ECOTEXTILESAuthority Authority: 108
    Is it true, as one of the leading fabric distributors says of its “green” fabrics made of recycled polyester, that after “years of enjoyable use, these fabrics are recyclable?”   Does buying that fabric really help reduce our dependence on a non renewable resource  and lessen the burden that plastic is ...
    1 day ago
  • Garbage Island


    Cause Global: Social Media for Social ChangeAuthority Authority: 415
    Dont miss Lindsay Hoshaws spot.us piece in The New York Times on the expanding Pacific Garbage Patch -- what Hoshaw describes as that Texas-sized area of "light bulbs, bottle caps, toothbrushes, Popsicle sticks and tiny piece of plastic, each the size of a grain of rice." This floating stew exists in remote ...
    2 days ago
  • Opportunity Green: Consumption Considerations


    The San FranistaAuthority Authority: 424
    I’m thankful that my first visit to UCLA is for the Opportunity Green sustainability and profitability conference, and I’ll get to the point on the morning’s content of note: After talking with SF-based artist Beth O’Rourke recently about her creation of repurposed plastic items , it was ...
    5 days ago
  • An Interview with Photographer Chris Jordan


    OppGreen InsightsAuthority Authority: 131
    Chris Jordan’s photographic series, Running the Numbers is a powerful visual representation of the vastness of American consumption. He is a respected photographer who has exhibited his work internationally and speaks to audiences the world over about the powerful message behind his work. He says, “As an American ...
    6 days ago
  • ReCaptivation ~ Can You Help Me?


    Zoom About Ellen - video journaling and sharing ways to dream big and live authenticallyAuthority Authority: 113
    I have been creating recycled bottlecap art for the past couple of years and recently started experimenting with plastic bottlecaps. After seeing Chris Jordans presentation at Poptech on the dying baby albatross chicks on Midway Island, I am even more motivated than ever to build awareness of our plastic ...
    6 days ago
  • "Art Every Day" Month - Day 3


    Marbled MusingsAuthority Authority: 118
    Because of the pressures of daily teaching and correcting papers, I made the decision on November 1 to THINK ART every day, so on those days/nights when I was busy with school work, I would still treat myself to viewing some art. Now, that said, most of the art I tend to look at has an interesting math connection. ...
    1 week ago
  • Message From The Gyre


    Caught by the RiverAuthority Authority: 519
    “These photographs of albatross chicks were made just a few weeks ago on Midway Atoll, a tiny stretch of sand and coral near the middle of the North Pacific. The nesting babies are fed bellies-full of plastic by their parents, who soar out over the vast polluted ocean collecting what looks to them like food to bring ...
    1 week ago
  • Chris Jordan’s carcass photography


    Lost At E Minor: For creative peopleAuthority Authority: 587
    Seattle-based photographer Chris Jordan’s new work features astounding images of the carcasses and stomach contents of albatross chicks from a remote strip of land in the Northern Pacific ocean, 2000 miles from the nearest continent. The chicks are fed human waste by their parents, who mistake the garbage for ...
    1 week ago
  • Chris Jordan – Receipt for the production of humans


    Arts Publishing - Books / Zines & Limited Edition Art PrintsAuthority Authority: 116
    Chris Jordan’s photographic work is a receipt for the production of humans. His series Running the Numbers utilizes a mass quantity of objects to make a whole image. When your looking at the image just remember that your one of those specks which makes the portrait. Jordan’s new series entitled Midway – ...
    1 week ago
  • A Bellyful of Plastic: Chris Jordan Photographs Pacific Birds


    New Dream BlogAuthority Authority: 130
    Photographer and New Dream friend Chris Jordan has a talent for catching civilization enacting its values. From his photos of post-Katrina New Orleans to his to-scale models of the plastic bottles that end up in the landfill at an alarming rate, he highlights uncomfortable truths. This has never been more true than ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Message from the Gyre


    feed speak art blog.Authority Authority: 130
    Chris Jordan [ Boing Boing ]
    2 weeks ago
  • A picture says a thousand words…


    Green LivingAuthority Authority: 118
    Photographer Chris Jordan and his wife, a poet, Victoria Sloan Jordan took a trip to Midway Island with a group of artists to document and see for themselves firsthand how the garbage patch in the Pacific Ocean is harming the albatrosses there, who heartbreakingly mistake plastic for food and in turn feed their young ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Midway by Chris Jordan


    Lost In A SupermarketAuthority Authority: 140
    all images by Chris Jordan I’ve been completely captivated by Chris Jordan ’s work since discovering his apocalyptic, Intolerable Beauty: Portraits of American Mass Consumption project. This picture of cell phones. Or this one of cell phone chargers . Or this one of Crushed Cars . Wow, what a comment ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Chris Jordan : The Message from Gyre


    Trend Land - Fashion & Trends BlogzineAuthority Authority: 603
    A few months ago we introduced you to the fascinating work of photographer and environmentalist Chris Jordan . Here his newest project entitled, "The Message from Gyre", shot at Midway Atoll, a tiny stretch of sand and coral near the middle of the North Pacific. To portray the [...] -> More info & pics for: ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Nike, the albatross, and sustainable design


    Cooler ChoiceAuthority Authority: 161
    A dead baby albatross is a tough act to follow. Nike’s Lorrie Vogel took the stage at Poptech this week to talk about the company’s sustainable product design efforts. Immediately preceding her was an devastating presentation from photographer Chris Jordan, who shared a series of photographs from Midway Atoll of ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Nike, the albatross, and sustainable design


    EnvironmentAuthority Authority: 526
    A dead baby albatross is a tough act to follow. Nikes Lorrie Vogel took the stage at Poptech this week to talk about the companys sustainable product design efforts. Immediately preceding her was an devastating presentation from photographer Chris Jordan, who shared a series of photographs from Midway Atoll of ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Victims of the Pacific Trash Gyre


    Cooler ChoiceAuthority Authority: 161
    Midway by Chris Jordan Have you ever seen 500 people stunned into a complete and devastated silence? Photographer Chris Jordan shared a sobering tale of his journey to Midway Atoll with the Poptech conference on Thursday, where he captured horrifying images of baby birds killed by plastic from the Pacific Trash Gyre . ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Victims of the Pacific Trash Gyre


    EnvironmentAuthority Authority: 526
    Midway by Chris Jordan Have you ever seen 500 people stunned into a complete and devastated silence? Photographer Chris Jordan shared a sobering tale of his journey to Midway Atoll with the Poptech conference on Thursday, where he captured horrifying images of baby birds killed by plastic from the Pacific ...
    2 weeks ago

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