Photographer Barry Rosenthal always regarded nature as a source ... Rosenthal is not the only artist to be inspired and politicized by marine debris. Last year, for example, an international ...

Artist Barry Rosenthal builds these assemblages to illustrate the extent of marine pollution. He keeps trash in his studio for months—sometimes years—until a critical mass of color emerges.

Many people think of beach trash as an unfortunate eyesore. But Barry Rosenthal, who spends much of his time on beaches in gloves and knee-high boots, combing through glass, plastic, and other ...

Barry Rosenthal is an artist. Where can I see Barry Rosenthal's works? Numerous key galleries and museums such as Flomenhaft Gallery have featured Barry Rosenthal's work in the past.

Barry Rosenthal’s series of jewel-toned garbage ... In the early days of compiling the Found in Nature series, the Brooklyn-based artist worked out of a portable studio, so each collection ...

But artist Barry Rosenthal has figured how to create photos of the mess that are strangely captivating. Trash on a beach looks like an uninviting mess. But when collected, sorted, arranged and ...

Barry Rosenthal obsessively collects washed up garbage along New York’s waterways and then assembles it into stunning but disturbing art works Rachel Nuwer Photographer Barry Rosenthal always ...