Five years in the making, this ever-evolving show will travel to Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and Madrid. The exhibit features ordinary people who, confronted with the natural disaster of the oil spill, accomplished extraordinary things and formed an integral core for the birth of a movement: local leaders Selma Rubin, Paul Rellis, Marc McGinnes, and Bud Bottoms.

These activists share the walls with other like Andy Lipkis (TreePeople), Michael Pollan (author Food Rules), Annie Leonard (author Story of Stuff), Sylvia Earle (oceanographer), Annie Novak (Rooftop Farms), Eric Sanderson (creator of the Mannahatta Project), Richard Heinberg (Post Carbon Institute), Paul Stamets (Fungi Perfecti), Brock Dolman (Occidental Ecology Center), Jean-Michel Cousteau (Ocean Futures Society), Peter Singer (author Animal Liberation), Elizabeth Royte (author GarbageLand) Larry and Linda Saltzman (local EcoHeroes and permaculturists), Paul Erlich (author The Dominant Animal), William McDonough (authorCradle to Cradle), Reverend Billy Talen (The Church of Life After Shopping), Roberta Salazar (Birds and Rivers), Gordon Hempton (author One Square Inch of Silence), Dr. Jim Conroy (The Tree Whisperer), Harold Powell (Telios Environmental), Daniel Emmet (Energy Independence Now), local alternative energy guru Arjun Sarkar, and others.