Dear press teams,
Please do find our PDF press kits here, as well as press releases and media gallery with accreditation.
30 December 2022
Ocean Future Lab – Evaluation Report
4 August 2022
Ocean Future Lab Hackathon, Pressemitteilung
3 August 2022
Ocean Future Lab Hackathon, Press Release
21 April 2022
Ocean Future Lab, Press Release
The Universal Sea – The Art and Innovation Guide Against The Plastic Epidemic, Published in March 2019 – Book Web Version (25 MB, 464 pages, English)
The Universal Sea – Trailer on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47TdIImMXRk
About Us
TUS Information Booklet, Last edited: 15 May 2018
Artist Booklet (Top 100 of our 1st Open Call), Last edited 20 April 2018
TUS Press Releases
01 February 2022
The Universal Sea at EU@SXSW, Austin, Texas/USA, Press Release engl.
20 March 2019
The Universal Sea Book Launch, University for the Arts (udk), Berlin
31 January 2019
The Universal Sea – Book Launch, Press Release engl.
The Universal Sea – Book Launch, Pressemitteilung dt.
10 September 2018
Art Moments – The Universal Sea – Press Release, 05 September 2018
20 August 2018
10 August 2018
10 August 2018
25 July 2018
25 July 2018
11 July 2018
Teaching material developed within the project “The Universal Sea”!
15 June 2018
11 June 2018
02 June 2018
The Universals Sea x WeMakeThe.City, Amsterdam 21-22 June 2018
01 June 2018
11 May 2018
23 April 2018
The Grand Opening at Center of Polish Sculpture in Orońsko, Poland
Grand Opening – Programme, 22 April 2018
Grand Opening – Press Release, 28 March 2018
19 March 2018
13 March 2018
7 March 2018
28 February 2018
Shortlisted artist selection is out! Congrats to our artists.
21 February 2018
17 January 2018
7 November 2017
23 October 2017
The art and innovation project against the plastic epidemic, kicks off!
28 September 2017
Media & Images Gallery
When using our visual material, please credit photos with “The Universal Sea – Pure or Plastic?!” and further accreditation to be found under the pictures.
Credit:
J Henry Fair http://www.jhenryfair.com
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6/15/2010
Oil from Deepwater Horizon spill floats on the Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
There were many things coming out of the Macondo well of different composition and viscosity. My understanding is that all of the liquids included suspensions of solids, and that there was a lot of gas, which would, of course, percolate into the atmosphere invisibly. There were also different liquids of different densities which floated at different levels. In many cases I would see the light petroleum on the surface, and then by adjusting the polarization of the reflected light, be able to see through that surface layer down to these fascinating shapes floating below. The dispersant (Corexit) is a very runny liquid designed mix with and alter surface tension of the various liquids and ultimately break up the oil and sink it. The oil in this photo is floating just subsurface, and did not have any surface liquids obscuring it. Whether it had been sprayed with Corexit prior to our sighting is anyone’s guess, and what result that would have on the color and floatation would need an engineer to answer. It was very arresting when we saw it, having a mysterious depth prompting us to circle it many times.
-Acid Rain, Air pollution, Carbon, Clean air, Clean water, Climate change, CO2, crisis, Disaster, Drill rig, Ecosystem, Environment, Gas, Gas Leak, Global Warming, Gulf of Mexico, Hydrocarbons, Industry, Leak, Marine life, Ocean, Oil, Oil slick, Oil spill, Petrochemicals, Petroleum, Pollution, Sea creatures, Spill, Water pollution
Credit flight services: Southwings http://www.southwings.org
Original background image from unsplash, picture taken by Joel Filipe
Winners of the Second Open Call
Nezaket Ekici (TR/DE), Water to Water, REDUCE winner.
Antoaneta Tica (RO), Are You Thirsty?, REPLACE winner
Kojo Biney (GH), Entangled, REACT winner
TOP 5 finalists of the Open Call
Ewa Markiewicz (PL), Scheme that will survive ages, www.universal-sea.org
Frankie Moughton-Small (UK), The Plastic Sea, www.universal-sea.org
Liina Klauss (DE), Broken Dreams No.1, www.universal-sea.org
Robertina Šebjanič (SI), Aquatocene, www.universal-sea.org
Julia Vegh (HU) and Erika Kraponczai (HU), Plastic Cube Labyrinth, www.universal-sea.org
If you are interested in any of our Top 100 artists visuals, please get in contact with us via team@universal-sea.org
For further questions please get in contact via team@universal-sea.org