Global Outdoor Art Exhibition Urges Climate Action Across Times Square, Piccadilly Circus, and Netherlands

On April 20, Le Good Society unveiled its Make Earth Day Every Day exhibition, turning digital displays in Times Square, Piccadilly Circus, and throughout the Netherlands into a continuous showcase of art focused on environmental issues. Curated by Tia Grazette, the exhibition features a diverse array of artists, including David Shrigley, Bambi, Lora Zombie, Elijah McKenzie Jackson, Hayden Clay, and Viola Hortova. It tackles urgent subjects like ocean degradation, loss of biodiversity, and the healing power of nature, presenting climate change as a pressing emotional concern. Shrigley's poignant artwork encourages kindness towards all, while other pieces delve into the psychological ties to nature and the vulnerability of marine life. The initiative aligns with Earth Day's theme, Our Power, Our Planet, promoting creativity as a means for raising awareness and inspiring change. By utilizing prominent public venues, the exhibition brings the climate crisis into immediate focus for viewers. It will be on display in Times Square until May 3 and until May 8 in the Netherlands, reaching hundreds of thousands daily. Le Good Society remains committed to leveraging art and technology to highlight critical environmental and social challenges through a network of artists, writers, musicians, scientists, and thinkers.