Artists Doing GOOD
Four Detroit artists are drawing attention to blighted houses by covering them in buckets of “Tiggerific” orange paint. An original GOOD Video.
GOOD asked Oregon-based advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy, to devote their time and creativity to find a way to visually display the theme: I (heart) America.
NYC may or may not be the center of the world, but NYChildren, a new photo series, is providing documentary evidence that the Big Apple sits at the world’s crossroads. There are 192 countries and this project aims to capture an image of a child from each.
Marc Schiller, 42, and his wife and collaborator Sara, 37, champion street art through their website Wooster Collective.
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Learn how artists are making the world a better place through their creative talents. For example, Detroit has more than 2 million vacant homes. A group of enterprising young artists began painting the abandoned houses and buildings orange to draw attention to neglected and crumbling structures. Also, an advertising school/agency developed a campaign about why we love America – and how we can improve it. Know of an artist or group of artists who are doing something similar? Let us know in the comments below.
The Free Photo Project, using the art of photography to give the precious gift of a family photograph to those who do not have access!
The Free Photo Project, using the art of photography to give the precious gift of a family photograph to those who do not have access!
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