What is American Power? (WIAP) is a billboard/website project by Mitch Epstein and Susan Bell that asks Americans to look their daily relationship to energy. Billboards and transportation posters in Columbus and Cincinnati are displaying Mr. Epstein’s photographs at:www.WhatisAmericanPower.com.
Posted by: Lawyer Sanders | April 12, 2010
Environmental attorney Sanders says art exhibit on power industry is powerful, thought-provoking, and insightful.
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