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The curators have also partnered with the Surfrider Foundation to raise awareness through the exhibit about the impacts of global warming on the world’s oceans, including rising sea levels an urgent need for coastal communities to adapt to a changing climate.
Adam Guy Backdoor
The Art of The Sea
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Adam Guy “The Eddie” Opening Ceremony, 2015
The Art of The Sea
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Ruvan Wijesooriya
The Art of The Sea
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Michael DiDonna
The Art of The Sea
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Anne Menke Divers
The Art of The Sea
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Anne Menke Swimmers
The Art of The Sea
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Michael Dweck Wave After the Storm, Montauk 2009
The Art of The Sea
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Michael Dweck Mermaid 60, Miami 2007
The Art of The Sea
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In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Ruvan Wijesooriya explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Anne Menke explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Adam Guy explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Delphine Diallo explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Michael DiDonna explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Michael Dweck explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
In The Art of The Sea, featured artists like Dan Balilty explore water as their central element and evoke the ebbs, flows and often raw power of water through their work.
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