WWF Sponsored Polar Bear Ice Sculpture

Melting polar bear ice sculpture created by artist Mark Coreth was presented last week in Copenhagen and is sponsored by WWF to create an awareness on the human impact on the climate. As it melts, the skeleton appears.

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New Works From Banksy

A few new stencils by one of my favorite urban artists, Banksy, have emerged near Regent’s Canal in Camden, London. Coming right at the tail-end of the Copenhagen climate talks, Banksy references the touchy subject matter in one of his pieces.

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World Leaders Apologise From The Future

An advertising campaign commissioned by Greenpeace and revealed in and around Copenhagen to accompany the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference that takes place in the city next week.

Th ads feature world leaders like Obama (USA), Nicolas Sarkozy (France), Gordon Brown, (UK), Stephen Harper (Canada) and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (Brazil)...apologizing from the future.

"It's an apology from the future aimed at putting pressure on - and just maybe making these world leaders think twice about the consequences of their action or inaction now," explains the writer of the ads Toby Cotton of new agency Arc Communications.

"The brief from Greenpeace International was simple," he continues, "to put pressure on world leaders to create a fair and binding agreement at Copenhagen."

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