Washed Ashore is the creation of Oregon-based environmental artist Angelia Haseltine Pozz. In 2010, Pozzi started the non-profit art project to bring awareness to marine debris and plastic pollution.

NEW ORLEANS -- Among the detritus left behind from beach trips -- beer cans, sunscreen containers, sand shovels and water bottles -- a pink polka-dot flip-flop could easily be overlooked. But when … ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – An art exhibit of sculptures created entirely from junk found on beaches debuted at The Florida Aquarium this week. The aquarium announced “Washed Ashore” sculptures and ...

The Washed Ashore Art Project takes everyday plastic pollution and brings it to life by creating eye-catching art projects, at a scale large enough to get people's attention!

Its first exhibit under its new moniker is Washed Ashore: Plastics, Sea Life and Art. Take a tour of the exhibit with its creator. Listen to the radio feature or watch the video.

But Washed Ashore, which aims to "clean up the world's oceans through art," goes one step further: Education. The real issue is not marine debris — it's how to change habits and behaviors on ...

May 19—After more than a decade of cleaning beaches and creating stunning art from what was collected in Bandon, Washed Ashore has added a second operation in Coos Bay.

COVID-19 has changed life for all of us. For this small-town nonprofit, it has meant pivoting to sell jewelry, made from ocean waste, directly to the public.

Washed Ashore’s “Turtle Ocean” / On view beginning June 8 . Sant Ocean Hall / Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. In addition to the 17 sculptures on view at the National Zoo, visitors ...

Priscilla is one of the sculptures the Denver Zoo is installing made from sea debris for its newest traveling exhibit, "Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea." September 21, Denver, CO.

This summer, experience Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea, a larger-than-life exhibit of 17 marine wildlife sculptures—from jellyfish to sharks—made entirely of plastic pollution directly recovered ...

The Washed Ashore exhibit is presented by the Tennessee Department of Transportation’s Nobody Trashes Tennessee litter prevention campaign with additional support from Unum.