Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Giant-Tuna-Tin-Sculpture-outside-John-West-HQ-in-UK-27MZIFJ6YXWZN.htmlConceptually similarGiant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPE35Completed★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPE36Completed★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPE37Completed★★★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPE39Completed★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPE3JCompleted★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPEADCompleted★★★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPEAECompleted★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPEAFCompleted★★★★Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKGP0STPEAGCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STPEAIGiant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West HQ in UKA stunning two-storey sculpture is erected outside tuna company John West’s HQ to highlight the company’s destructive fishing practices and to protest against John West’s owner Thai Union’s links to human rights abuses.Locations:Europe-Liverpool-United KingdomDate:28 Oct, 2015Credit:© Kristian Buus / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3413px X 5120pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Art installations-Bones-Cans-Direct communications-Greenpeace volunteers-Human rights-John West Foods-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-One person-Public engagement-Sculptures-Signs-Thai Union Group-Tunas-WomenShoot:Giant Tuna Tin Sculpture outside John West's HQ in UKA stunning two-storey sculpture is erected outside tuna company John West’s HQ to highlight the company’s destructive fishing practices. The towering tuna tin, created by the renowned Mutoid Waste Company, is flanked by huge effigies of threatened marine life, including sharks and sea turtles, reflecting John West’s broken sustainability promise to consumers. At the heart of the installation, the tuna tin is ripped open to reveal a screen showing films which lift the lid on both John West’s environmental destruction and Thai Union’s links to human rights abuses, including bonded labour and human trafficking.
