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Ecoartist

The term Ecoartist developed out of artist's ideas and concerns about our environment. There are three different types of ecoartists, but their sensitivity to creating art while drawing attention to environmental issues are the same.

1. An Ecoartist uses demonstration or creative visuals to bring awareness to environmental issues.

2. An Ecoartist uses reclaimed and recycled materials as their media; creating as little damage to the environment as possible.

3. An Ecoartist uses only natural materials as their media.

Also see

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References

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^ Kastner, Jeffrey (2005) Land and Environmental Art (Themes and Movements) Phaidon Press ISBN 071484519
^ Stewlow, Heike, Prigann, Herman and David, Vera (2004) Ecological Aesthetics: Art in Environmental Design: Theory and Practice Birkauser Basel ISBN 37643244
^ Grande, John k. (2004 ) Art Nature Dialogues: Interviews With Environmental Artists State University of New York Press ISBN 0791461939
^ Kelley, Caffyn (2006) Art and Survival: Paticia johanson's Environmental Projects Islands Institute ISBN 0973833203

[1] Kastner, Jeffrey (2005) Land and Environmental Art (Themes and Movements) Phaidon Press ISBN 071484519

[2] Stewlow, Heike, Prigann, Herman and David, Vera (2004) Ecological Aesthetics: Art in Environmental Design: Theory and Practice Birkauser Basel ISBN 37643244

[3] Grande, John k. (2004 ) Art Nature Dialogues: Interviews With Environmental Artists State University of New York Press ISBN 0791461939

[4] Kelley, Caffyn (2006) Art and Survival: Paticia johanson's Environmental Projects Islands Institute ISBN 0973833203

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