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 Solar Panel Art Series and BEAM Magazine have invited Underdogs to join their humanitarian efforts with The Solar Panel Art Series – Underdogs Edition online exhibition, which includes specially commissioned works created on used solar panels by the visual artists ±MaisMenos±, Bordalo II, Tamara Alves, Vhils, and Wasted Rita.
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.
A new art installation by clean tech photographer Joan Sullivan in Quebec, Canada saw a selection of images from her vast body of photographic work installed in the interior of two sections of a wind turbine tower. The images celebrate the people — the men and women — who are building the clean tech installations that are powering the global transition to clean energy.
This year’s Solar Panel Art Series is being called the Transition Edition to call attention to the transition that the planet is undergoing and the transition that we must all make in response. It is our responsibility to future generations to take action, and to take action now.
Moving forward with our monthly What Changed … ? feature, below is a rundown of notable solar energy news — changed in the solar industry — during the month of November.
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.
The Solar Panel Art Series is a beautiful series of commissioned works of art that are laid out on used solar panels.
These one-of-a-kind creations are a beautiful way to highlight not just an amazing piece of art, but the story of solar power, the power of renewables, and the energy transition that’s currently underway around.
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.
The Solar Panel Art Series, powered by The Beam Magazine, is bringing the first 18 pieces of solar art to auction this week at the inaugural auction. The Solar Panel Art Series is an international initiative seeking to promote art as tool for change. By providing used solar panels to established artists to be turned into unique art works, the series raises funds to support the Little Sun Foundation Solar School Program.
