The one-of-a-kind gallery will be hosted at Arta Gallery in Toronto's Distillery District and is open to the public Thursday, June 1st from 10am to 9pm ET. 'A**hole Activists' presented by TUSHY, is a free, one-day-only walk-in art exhibit, featuring twenty captivating butthole portraits of Canadian TUSHY users by world-renowned, Toronto-based photographer: Ara Coutts. From this focused attention, we aim to slow, or better yet completely end, future chopping of trees in the Canadian Boreal Forest for the use of toilet paper.” “By confronting viewers with this uncomfortable metaphor for World Environment Day, we're exposing the damage we're doing to our planet in hopes that it will spur positive, everyday change. “Buttholes, much like the forests we deplete and the dumps we overflow, are usually kept out of sight and out of mind,” explains Canadian entrepreneur and TUSHY founder, Miki Agrawal.

So, while those who build houses for families in need use their hands, and climate demonstrators outside big corporations use their voices, TUSHY's unique new exhibit is celebrating the body part that TUSHY users are leveraging to make a difference: the butthole. Bidet users use 80 per cent less toilet paper, helping to save the 384 trees that are required for one person's lifetime toilet paper supply. Each roll of TP takes 0.7 kilograms of wood and 140 litres of water to produce. These forests are key to absorbing CO2 and combating climate change. The hole thing.Īccording to the Natural Resource Defense Council, big toilet paper is deforesting swaths of Canadian forests: 28 million acres since 1996. That's why - in the lead up to World Environment Day on June 5th - the BIPOC & Canadian female-founded bidet brand is celebrating those who are taking a stand for our planet by subverting the traditional nude portrait and choosing to bare it all. In fact, TUSHY believes that some of the cleanest bottoms are Canada's top heroes. ( MENAFN- GlobeNewsWire - Nasdaq) TORONTO, J(GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - When Canadians think of heroes, they don't usually picture them as a**holes.

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