SF Biennale.Ecology

09/21/2026

Evgenia Emets shares a unique perspective with us on our Power of Awe Substack. What do you think of this perspective?

Check out our substack for the full interview. Thank you to Evgenia for this perspective and your work as well as our wonderful host & Community Manager Stu too for making this possible.

09/21/2026

Beyza’s work has been exhibited at the 30th Noorderlicht International Photo Festival in Groningen, RU House Governors Island in New York, Pilot Gallery and Müze Gazhane in Istanbul, and Plateforme in Paris, among others. She has participated in residencies at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, Residency Unlimited in New York, and the Istanbul Biennial Production and Research Programme. Lived and studied in cities like New York, Paris and Kotrijk, the artist continues her practice in Istanbul.

Check out our Substack for past & upcoming interviews with Artists !

09/10/2026

Silvie Hibon wrote an article about why she plans to organize the SF Biennale.Ecology next year in San Francisco.

Curator and Arts Humanitas founder Silvie explores how art, awe, and direct experience of nature can transform ecological awareness into a culture of belonging and stewardship.

07/14/2026

As we gear up for the inaugural San Francisco Francisco Biennale: Art, Nature, Ecology we are looking for volunteers to help promote the event through salons ! We’ve already hosted a a Climate week event and our most recent event at the , both successes !

Please DM us if you are interested in hosting a salon

06/30/2026

Here is a recap of our Art Salon - Art & Climate (arthumanitas.org / SF Biennale.Ecology ) DM if you want to join the next one!

06/29/2026

Here’s a recap of our event from two weeks ago ! A big thank you to everyone who participated and helped put on this awesome event :) Look out for some more events in the future.

Check out and support the artists from our previous posts

06/18/2026

The cards are ready for Conversation Corner -- join us tomorrow night in Berkeley to find out what the rest say! What do YOU think other animals know or understand about the world that we don't?

Register here: https://luma.com/vic8x6ae

06/16/2026

The salon is on for Thursday night! https://luma.com/vic8x6ae

Today, we're delighted to feature Jeff Gilliland, the organizer and moderator of Being (Non)Human. Jeff is a writer and eco-philosopher who has worked for several climate nonprofits, including Project Drawdown. He completed the Climatebase Fellowship in 2025, earning distinction as a thought leader for presenting on Rights of Nature law. He is the co-author of "Four Dollars and a Dream: The Life and Times of Cino Chegia," and is currently working on a book about the Anthropocene metacrisis.

Join Jeff, Julie, Sam, Tiffany, and more at Being (Non)Human -- Thursday, June 18 at 7 pm in Berkeley! Register via the link above. 💚

06/15/2026

Announcing our next artist in the 2027 San Francisco Biennale jingyi_jeanguy ! Jing Yi is an artist whose practice spans across installation, moving image and art books.

06/12/2026

Our final featured artist is the incredible Julie Grantz!

Julie creates narrative drawings and paintings that process lived experience and challenge preconceptions about women and nonhuman animals while celebrating resilience, joy, identity, and cultural imagination. Her pieces stand as acts of resistance and reclamation—giving form, dignity, and strength to the figures she depicts. Julie’s work has been exhibited at the Triton Museum of Art, and her drawing "Wishbone" was selected for de Young Museum's The de Young Open. She lives in Alameda with her son and beloved fur babies.

Experience Julie's exquisite art and empoweringvision at our salon next Thursday, June 18 -- her birthday! 🥳 Register here: https://luma.com/vic8x6ae