PALO ALTO, Calif., April 22 (AScribe Newswire) — Charlie
Class said, “Yes, we have now released twenty taping
sessions for the work-progress documentary ‘Painting to
Change the World’ as we produce them. And we will continue
to do so for a few more months.”
Class says, “The documentary to designed to help
organizations that include the California Academy of
Sciences, City of Palo Alto, Ecology Action, NASA, Packard
Foundation, Sustainable Silicon Valley and other
organizations share their message with art lovers,
especially those that may not have focused on climate change
and sustainability developments.”
The film documents how a patron of the arts who is
greatly concerned with the environment challenged the artist
and TV talk show Michael Killen to make a series of
paintings that will help increase awareness of the threat to
the environment. It’s about how Michael accepted the
challenge and the expects who shared their insights and
inspiration with him. Its about how Michael created the the
24-foot painting “Sustainability.” Class said the release of
the taping sessions is to help attract backers for this
project and to have an immediate impact on awareness of the
public.
Individuals and organizations interested in bringing this
documentary to the public should contact Michael Killen,
Michael@killen.com, 650-327-2312.
Governments, foundations, Universities, and other organizations' Climate Change Action Persuasion Strategies have made progress appealing to people's logic. 