The Solar Panel Art Series in collaboration with Beam Magazine and Underdogs, an art gallery based out of Lisbon, Portugal, have created an online exhibition that is raising funds for the Little Sun Foundation.
The ability to harness the power of the sun to generate electricity without generating greenhouse gas emissions is one of the great magic tricks of our age. Even with magic, there are going to be leftovers, scraps, and secondhand products. The Solar Panel Art Series takes these outcasts, these used solar panels, and puts them in the hands of some of the most talented artists of our day.
The Solar Panel Art Series is back with a new round of artistic creations that make use of up-cycled solar panels as the canvas. This time around, it has set up shop in New York City, where the 12 works of art are on display for interested parties to see in person as the bidding action heats up online at the Paddle8 auction house.
Imagine a life without light. It’s a daily reality for 1.1 billion people globally, half of whom reside on the African continent. The Little Sun Foundation is working to change this , starting in Rwanda, where the organization brings solar light to thousands of school children.
The limited release Solar Panel Art Series is back with 12 new creations for its third round, and features a special release by Katrin Fridriks, in addition to numerous other acclaimed international artists.
The Solar Panel Art Series, in partnership with Paddle8 and Little Sun Foundation, has launched the second of three benefit auctions featuring Okuda San Miguel and other international artists.
Little Sun is a story about passion, art and power, the power of the sun that people harvest themselves with the solar lamp. We met with Olafur Eliasson, the artist behind the project.
The Little Sun Diamond is a beautiful, featherweight lamp — the smallest Little Sun lamp to date, but with all the energy of the classic Little Sun Original.
Originally published on Solar Love. Solar lights are being used more often in Africa, where off-grid areas have poor access to safe and reliable nighttime lighting. In support of this important trend, thank window manufacturer The VELUX Group and solar light company Little Sun, who are partnering with NGO Plan International … [continued]
Olafur Eliasson is trying to illuminate the remote, bringing light and opportunity to those who cannot access or bear the expense of electricity or kerosene. Eliasson, an Icelandic-Danish artist, has created a small solar-powered light, called Little Sun, “to promote economic growth in regions of the world where electricity … [continued]
