Poignant Art Series Debuts at Silicon Valley Energy Summit 2015
Michael Killen, Silicon Valley Artist, has accepted an invitation to display paintings from his ‘Dire Consequences: Send in the Clowns’ painting/film project at the June 25, 2015 Silicon Valley Energy Summit event at Stanford University.
On display will be two (15’ x 6’) paintings that interpret the under-reported consequences of using too much fossil fuel. The US Department of Commerce displayed one of these paintings at an event earlier this year.
Also on exhibit is ‘Knock, Knock, Knocking on Heaven’s Door,’ a smaller (4’ x 6’) painting that interprets what Michael thinks increasing numbers of people must feel as the world is slow in stopping greenhouse gases.
Michael will provide photos of the paintings.
michael@killen.com
@killenMichael
https://www.youtube.com/user/ZeitgeistKillen
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About Michael Killen--Head of 'Art of California's Climate Plan', Syndicated TV and Radio Talk Show
Michael Killen runs a media consulting company based in Silicon Valley, Killen & Assocoates. He and his team have published 400 market research studies and a dozen white papers; produced 600 TV and radio interview show, wrote six books, keynoted many business events around the world, and shared his rermarks at colleges and universities in the China, UAE, and US. He is the artist who made "Sustainability", for NASA; and "Resilience of America", "Don Quixote Fights Sea Level Rise" and "Water Water Every Where and Not a Drop to Drink." Three of his works are displayed in Gov. Jerry Brown's Office of Planning and Research.
Contact Michael@killen.com if you have an important and challenging project.
Michael hosts the syndicated TV talk show 'The Killen Report' and the KZSU Stanford Radio 90.1 FM show, 'Michael Killen Radio.'
