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Sustainable Silicon Valley Displays Michael Killen’s Don Quixote Art Series at West Summit
Sustainable Silicon Valley, at its West Summit 2014 event Wed. 19, in Palo Alto, will display ‘Don Quixote Meets Climate Change’ and ‘Don Quixote Joins California in Battle with Sea Level Rise’, as well ‘Water Water Every and Not a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Bay area art, ca art, cal art, California Drought, California Water Issues, climate change, climate change art, Climate voters, Don Quixote, Don Quixote California, Hispanic voters, IPCC, Latino voters, NASA Ames, Sustainable America, Sustainablity
Tagged Alexis de Tocqueville in “Democracy In America” Alexis de Tocqueville in “Democracy In America” NASA Sustainability Base, Don Quixote, Don Quixote Climate Change
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Michael Killen, Artist Who Linked Don Quixote and California Battling Climate Change, Presented at Smith Andersen Editions’ Reception, Saturday, September 13, 2014 in Palo Alto.
Smith Andersen Editions’ Exhibition 2014 will display first-time prints of Michael Killen’s work on energy and climate change. Michael says, “I’m honored to join eminent post WWII California artists Nathan Oliveira, Frank Lobdell and Sam Francis who have worked with … Continue reading
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Michael Killen to Display Paintings Inspired by Growth of Usage of Coal and Oil
‘Liberty Fused to Coal and Oil’ Michael Killen to display two paintings inspired by growth of usage of coal and oil. (He believes markets for fossil fuel will continue to grow.) Place: Jennings Pavilion, Holbrook- Palmer Park, Atherton, CA Date: Friday, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Bay area art, ca art, cal art, climate change, climate change art, Climate voters
Tagged Atherton, CA, Chevron, energy efficiency, Exxon, GCE, Holbrook-Palmer, Menlo Park, PEEC
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After NASA and Stanford Michael Killen’s Art to Atherton, CA Art Foundation
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Don Quixote Joins California in Battle with Sea Level Rise -painting
John Laird, Secretary Resources California gave speech about the state’s water challenges in front of an early version the painting that was inspired by the threat of sea level rise to the state’s water system. Laird did not mention that … Continue reading
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IPPC Leader Next to Share Climate Message in Don Quixote Space
Chris Field, IPCC Co-Chair, Working Group II, will share his climate message on stage with Quixote—15×6 foot painting ‘Don Quixote Meets Climate Change’, at the event “Art, Politics and Science Meets Climate Change”; Media Center, 900 San Antonio Rd, Palo Alto, , … Continue reading
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Brian Schmidt, Vice Chair Santa Clara Valley Water District Discusses California Drought
Brian is also the first water official in the state of California to ask Michael to study the threat of ocean acidification and to make a painting that would bring attention to that threat. Michael endorses Brian for re-election in2014.
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