Hello Today

New collage: Pinpoint, 2015

“Source,” 2015

“Sleep,” 2015, cut-and-paste collage

When New York-based artist Michael Bilsborough's project HELLO TODAY: Capitalist Collages popped up on the site, we were impressed with the way he took otherwise bland images from high-end business magazines and transformed them into sometime…

As California experiences a massive drought, we examine the overlooked link between water shortages, climate change and meat consumption. With some 98 percent of the state suffering from a water crisis, California Gov. Jerry Brown ordered residents and businesses to cut water use by 25 percent. It is the first mandatory statewide reduction in California’s history. One group not facing restrictions is big agriculture, which uses about 80 percent of California’s water. According to The Pacific Institute, 47 percent of a Californians’ water footprint is in meat and dairy products. We are joined by Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn, directors of the documentary, "Cowspiracy: the Sustainability Secret." The film contends livestock is the leading cause of deforestation, water consumption and pollution despite many environmental organizations’ relative silence on the issue.

HELLO TODAY is a book of capitalist collages made from magazine ads aimed at high-earning readers.

"Leak," 2014 - for for the occasion of "The cow’s head was locked in a cagelike device to keep her immobile."

The cow’s head was locked in a cagelike device to keep her immobile, he said. “Her back legs were broken. Her body was just torn up.”

Jeff Mills on 909 at Output, NYC January 18, 2015

"Lossless," 2014

"Swimmers," 2014 for the occasion of "Ocean Life Faces Mass Extinction"

"Expecting," 2014

Chipotle said it would suspend pork sales at about a third of its U.S. restaurants, following a routine audit that revealed one of its suppliers was not comp...

"Leak," 2014

"Expecting," 2014