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Giant anamorphic painting encourages those voting in 2024 to think about climate

A 165ft (50m) high anamorphic painting of a girl holding the Earth has been created in the West Yorkshire countryside to mark Earth Day. The creators of the huge image say they want it to encourage everyone voting in 2024 to “Vote for Climate, Vote ...

22 Apr 2024 at 07:33

Giant forest eye will inspire youngsters to address climate change, say artists

An image of giant child’s eye made of trees will inspire youngsters to find solutions to climate change, its creators have said. Forest Eye is being planted in Dalby Forest, North Yorkshire, from 5,000 beech, maple and alder trees and will be 300 ...

08 Feb 2022 at 16:55

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Donald Trump protest art created on beach near Turnberry golf resort

A huge piece of protest art has been created outside one of Donald Trump’s golf courses in Scotland. Greenpeace UK has formed a portrait of the 47th US president in sand on a beach near the Turnberry resort in South Ayrshire to mark 100 days of ...

30 Apr 2025 at 15:44

Huge sand artwork highlights how child poverty means millions miss out in summer

A giant sand portrait has been unveiled to show how millions of youngsters in Britain miss out on days out during the summer holidays because of poverty, children’s charity Barnardo’s said. The 50-square-metre piece on Bridlington beach in ...

16 Aug 2025 at 18:22

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