Five years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, not everyone is “back to normal”. On this edition, we follow BP’s trail from the bayous of Louisiana to the fine art galleries of London.
Featuring:
Antonia Juhasz, investigative Journalist; Monique Verdin & Beau Verdin, Houma tribe members; David Gauthe, community organizer; Thomas DarDar, United Houma Nation Chief; Mark Miller, Southern Utah University History professor; Mel Evans, author of Artwash: Big Oil and the Arts.
Host: Andrew Stelzer
Producers: Andrew Stelzer, Laura Flynn, George Lavender, Jasmin Lopez
Contributing Producers: Anna Simonton,
Executive Director: Lisa Rudman
Web Editor: Kwan Booth
More information:
Liberate Tate
Artwash: Big Oil and the Arts by Mel Evans
Oil and the Arts
Antonia Juhasz
United Houma Nation
My Louisiana Love
BP Global-Gulf of Mexico Restoration
You & I Films
10 Reasons Why BP Got Off and Offshore Oil Drilling Just Got More Dangerous
The politics of energy: Oil and gas
The Great Invisible
Pretty Slick
The Dilbit Disaster