Interesting. We must always pursue alternative clean energy sources. We must also allow for open discussion.
Author: greenreligion
John DeFaro - Art Projects - Owner / Greenrelgion.com - Owner / religionofgreen.com - Owner.
Multidisciplinary Artist and Designer.
Artistic Director. www.jdefaro.com
Creative Director/Program Manager/Fine Art Consultant/Educator/Gardener at John DeFaro - Art Projects
Art Conservators Lab, LLC (ACL) - Assistant to Chief Conservator Viviana Dominguez
Former Artistic Director of Arts in the Cafe/Books & Books Coconut Grove
Former Executive Assistant - Tigertail.org Tigertail Productions / Founder: LovePaintings.art
PUSH the $GREEN$ for GREEN / EU lays out 1 trillion-euro plan to support Green Deal
Why I wait to ‘define’ greenreligion.com / greenreligion.blog
Projects for a Greener GREEN RELIGION
Upcoming for 2019:
Art Collaborations
Exhibits
New job at Books & Books in Coconut Grove FL – Artistic Director of Exhibits
Onward
I SEE GREEN
Pulling weeds of green all summer 2018 in the Hamptons, a spiritual cleaning, creating new artworks on paper, and now this? An artificial moon?
Perhaps a new big ball in the sky – silly we be –
Light Pollution Is Changing Us
Image below: From project Lights Back Off / John DeFaro – Art Projects
Read article via link below the photo
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Green Dragon slayer for hire, in a geography department near you
Good Read for Today – This Cornwall Alliance takes ignorance and arrogance to a new level – as their silly seems to live on.
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John DeFaro. Trees. 2018. ink, watercolor on Crane’s cotton paper. 10 by 5 inches.
‘Tomorrow’s ‘perhaps’ grim global dictactorship ‘
Humans have been a bit rampant and running as such… No? Spacetravel is clearly for our Nature to expand and push our precarious nature… No?
A new article in American Thinker by Viv Forbes, March 6, 2017
READ: Tomorrow’s grim global dictatorship
Pictured: John DeFaro, Farmer John’s Space Trees #3 and #4. 2017. ink brush on hand-made Himalayan Lokta shrub paper. 8 by 6 inches. copyright John DeFaro 2018.
Primacy of primal religions (Barnett)
