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Cantor Museum Art Tour for Members
Social artist Michael Killen to interview Pat Starrett, Head of the Cantor Art Tour Committee, the tours that the Cantor Museum provides its members. They will mention a tour to Michael Killen’s studio to see his “Sustainability” and “Sustainable America: Loss … Continue reading
Does Inequality Contribute to Climate Change?
Social artist Michael Killen and Dr. Deborah, S. Rogers, Director of Initiative for Equality, and a member of Stanford University Institute for Research in the Social Sciences; discuss the connection between people and countries’ wealth and climate change. The interview … Continue reading
Head of Initiative for Equality and Artist Michael Killen to Discuss Threat to Us All
Deborah S. Rogers, PhD, Head of Initiative for Equality and artist Michael Killen to discuss the growing inequalities between the wealthy and the poor and the threat to the sustainability of all people. YouTube Channel “Michael Killen On Sustainability” starting Oct. and on TV in the greater Palo Alto community Oct, 25.
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Josh Richman, VP Business Dev., Bloom Energy
“We’re dedicated to making clean affordable energy for everyone. Our customers include Adobe, AT&T…FedEx.” Michael Killen’s “Sustainability” at has his back.
“Liberty Loves All the Children of the World”
Michael Killen released the new painting “Liberty Loves all the Little Children” (6X5 feet) as part of his effort to paint important developments and issues of our time. It is his second human rights painting.
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Michael Killen and Human Rights: Change.Org, Intel, Boy Scouts, Mormons, Prop 8 and Taliban
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZfEecxEo6k
Michael Killen, the California Artist, shares what motivated him to make the painting “Liberty Loves All of the Children of the World” (6×5 feet). The song “Jesus Loves the Little Children” and the actions of people and organizations that “sing” that song inspired him to make the painting. The painting is another step in Michael’s efforts to bring attention to important issues and developments.
While making “Liberty Loves … World,” Michael met a young man Chris Oakley head of Mighty Movers http://www.tulsamovingcompany.org who was moving an executive from Tulsa to San Francisco who impressed him. When Michael discovered Chris also had artists skills and he asked Chris to improve parts of the painting. (Chris 918-810-9787)
Television stations worldwide can download the entire half hour show at PegMedia.org. Organizations interested in displaying Michael’s art: michael@killen.com.
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Steve H. Schneider (Late) Stanford with Michael Killen’s Art at His Back
Steve Schneider last appearance on TV was at an event in Palo Alto where Michael introduce two paintings:”Population Explosion” and “Climate Change for the Rest of Us.” Steve was preparing audience for Michael’s remarks.
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MediaCenter Palo Alto Getting Ready for TV Program On Michael Killen’s “Sustainability”
Shortly several persons would appear on the TV set to tape an energy sustainability issue show. Michael has granted TV producers the right to use his painting as background. Because of the size of the painting and its colors, it has often taken an hour to balance the lighting.
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Cole Wilbur in Front of Michael Killen’s “Climate Change for the Rest of Us.”
“Michael’s art is valuable. It helps people to think and pay more attention to various aspects of our environment. Their brain clicks into thinking about the issues he portrays and their life is different. They remember his paintings, and they have moved to a higher level.
—Cole Wilbur, Trustee, Packard Foundation
Cole Wilbur is the former president of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, a position he held from 1976 to 1999. As president of the Foundation, and as a trusted philanthropic advisor to both David and Lucile Packard and their children, Cole guided the Foundation through periods of unprecedented and sustained growth in assets, grant making, and staff. Prior to joining the Foundation, he was the executive director and CEO of the Sierra Club Foundation.
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“Rich Gordon, Assemblyman, 21st District, State of California”
http://www.youtube.com/embed/r20qZNAqPO4?rel=0 Rich Gordon discusses how Governor Brown has been working to improve the finances of the State of California–the sustainability of the State. Rich reviews how the Governor and the Legislature are reducing costs. He also reviews how the Governor, … Continue reading
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