The March Metal Print

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The March was grown to memorialize the historic People’s Climate March in NYC on September 21, 2014New York City hosted a march that will go down in history as the largest display for climate action to date. What we take for granted now could be lost forever. What we know to be normal ways of life could be rare occasions. This is why I marched.What was expected to be the largest march for climate justice at 100,000 people turned out to be an astonishing 400,000, along with 2,646 solidarity events in 162 countries. This was big, and the leaders heard us. Many thanks to these leaders and so many more who continue to work tirelessly to help inform and educate about a sustainable future.

Emerging artist, Craig Tilley presents the Grapevine Wall, an interactive surreal journey that unfolds as the world struggles to solve the greatest threat humanity has ever faced. Craig Tilley is an artist, designer and social entrepreneur. As a designer and marketing professional with over 15 years of agency experience, his marketing and creative strategies have been uniquely refined through various successful projects with brands such as CNN, AOL/Time Warner, Home Depot and GE Power Systems. Craig led the design team for presentation services at Turner Broadcasting where his experience included corporate branding and network sales promotions, including “sweeps marketing” for new seasons of cable programming for Cartoon Network, Adult...