ART FOR SURVIVAL: Artwork, Environmental Issues, Illustration, Sensitivity

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ART FOR SURVIVAL The Illustrator and the Environment

Edited by Joy Aquilino
Author
United Nations Environment Programme
Author Earth Island Institute

Published in 1992
English 256 pages
Approx. 30.5 x 24.2 x 2.6


The cover, spine, and back cover (images 1-4) have scratches, scuffs, dirt, etc.

The inside of the book is clean and free of writing.

Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about even small scratches, dirt, scuffs, etc.



This book accompanies an exhibition sponsored by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in collaboration with the Earth Island Institute and the Society of Illustrators. It showcases numerous works by renowned illustrators on the theme of the environment. Along with relevant environmental information, you can enjoy the diversity of the artwork, as well as short introductions by celebrities such as Ray Bradbury and Tom Cruise. Each illustration is accompanied by a political or literary quote chosen by Wisconsin activist Luzwick. Luzwick, a prophet of fate and an oracle of hope, provides cleverly surreal paintings that stand above simple propaganda through their skill, sensitivity, wit, core, and call for urgent action.









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