Art Inspired Conversation of Global Energy Choices: Only In Silicon Valley

Only in Silicon Valley might we find art and an artist who prepares an audience for an insightful discussion of global energy choices. It happens August 28, 2015 at the Nature Gallery in Los Alto, CA.

Michael Killen will share why he created the Dire Consequences (of carbon and methane emissions): Send in the Clowns series of three (15 x 6 foot) paintings, two of which have been displayed by the US Department of Commerce, USGS and at Stanford’s Energy Summit 2015. He’ll show slides of all three paintings including “Gone With the Wind Is the  Electric Grid.’

Ripudaman Malhotra, SRI Fellow and co-author of “A Cubic Mile of Oil” said, “Michael’s words and art should be enough to prepare the audience for my comments on global energy decisions we need to make and on Obama’s Climate Action Plan.”

Both presenters will ask and answer questions.

http://www.meetup.com/SVNexus/events/224553061/

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About Michael Killen - Helps Energy Companies Attain The Goal of Their Transition Strategies

Provided message-art to the US Dept. Commerce, Dept. Interior, NASA, Gov. CA. Microsoft, Stanford University and other organizations to help them share their climate, energy and sustainability messages, published 100 market research reports, and assisted 700 leaders worldwide share their messages on social media and TV. Michael is the author of five published books, and also the artist who created the Inflation Reduction Series of paintings.
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