"If we don't have public art, we don't really have art."
​"It is really important to remember that the Green New Deal is a kind of revolution; in our economy, in our nature, and in our outlook upon the
​natural world.

It is something that, if it doesn't happen, we will be headed for the sixth extinction."

Dan Burgevin's mural, 'Sunrise on the Green New Deal,'  
brings attention to legislation that is pivotal to the future of climate change prevention and
mitigation, as well as the future
of justice and sustainability
​in America.


​Dan believes in the power of public art and this philosophy is on full display in his mural, 'Sunrise on the Green New Deal.' The mural is startlingly grand in scale, and is impossible to miss when walking, biking, or driving by the gargantuan homage to the Green New Deal.

Located on the corner of West Buffalo Street and North Fulton Street in downtown Ithaca, NY, this mural depicts the variety of benefits the Green New Deal can bring or prompt in the future of America. 

Special thanks to Dan Burgevin, Selima Guirey,
Adrienne Ellis,  John Gurche, and many more for making this mural a reality.
​

Dan has painted over 20 murals​ in the Ithaca area,
​and is always looking to share his work with the community.

If you would like him to paint your home, garage, fence, workplace, school, etc., you can contact him at (607)-216-7170.

​Phone is the best way to reach Dan and he does not have a website or strong
​online social media presence. 

Photographs and Green New Deal mural webpage by Ned Carlson.