With a title like "art from the arctic I was expecting a nice showing of different beautiful panoramas. For the 5 minutes I actually watched I received a lecture regarding global warming and disappearing ice caps. It's fine if you want to make a show about whatever you want, but TITLE IT CORRECTLY!

I enjoy things that are very nice and very different. This is one of them.

A group of artists travel to the Arctic and explore various forms of expression. Light, medium, landscape and dialog are used to help bring awareness to this endangered area. It's rare beauty and severe majesty that is caught disappearing on camera and documented over time show we could lose this and other important places on our planet unless we all act as one to save them. An almost untapped scientific resource nearly one million years old that may be gone in just a few decades.I liked the art angle to help expose people to the realities of global melt. Areas that may be 3 million years old are melting and sea levels are rising and yet the ones that were mainly responsible are not being held accountable, they are in fact misleading the masses with their rebuff of science. The simple fact is that pollution is bad, people die from CO2 poisoning every day. We are all in a closed room, it is called the Earth. Those who deny this should not be taken seriously.