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GM May Finally Do Something Good for the WorldHummer, The icon of 4-wheeled over-consumption and screw-the-environment advertising, finally takes a dive. By: EricW | Jun 10, 2008 | Categories: Media & Advertising, Artevist |
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Chris Jordan: Photographing ConsumptionA Seattle-based artist looks at American society through a statistical lens. By: EricW | May 5, 2008 | Categories: Arts & Artists, Artevist |
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Indigo: Linking Cultures Through DesignIcograda and Australia’s National Design Centre launch social design network. By: ArtAdmin | May 1, 2008 | Categories: Culture & Identity, Arts & Artists, Artevist |
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Behance Your Creative WorldCheck out an exceptionally good, online creative network. By: ArtAdmin | Apr 30, 2008 | Categories: Arts & Artists, Artevist |
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Landmine Beauty ChosenAngolan landmine victims challenge the concepts of beauty and fashion. By: ArtAdmin | Apr 7, 2008 | Categories: Human & Civil Rights, Peace, Conflict & Governance, Artevist |
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Earth Hour: 100% Black!Sydney and WWF Australia challenge the world to switch off on March 29th. By: ArtAdmin | Mar 15, 2008 | Categories: Environment, Artevist |
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Certifying the Branded CorporationGrist Magazine interviews economist Michael Conroy about his new book. By: EricW | Mar 7, 2008 | Categories: Artevist |
The most sustainable T-shirts on the web.
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Why an Artevist T-shirt?
We make only Organic T-shirts
We print Plastic-Free
We are Sweatshop-Free
We are Logo-Free
We make it all in the U.S.A.
We sell Limited Edition designs
We pay Artists fairly
We pay the Planet back
We strive to be Carbon Neutral
New bamboo and organic cotton Tees.
| These designs have been chosen by Artevist members and will be produced soon. Click here to see them all. |
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