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A cultural platform that integrates art, nature experiences & interdisciplinary, ecological dialogue as a path to climate stewardship.

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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

06/10/2026

Today's featured artist is Tiffany Yap! Tiffany is the urban wildlands science director at the Center for Biological Diversity and author of Tales of the Urban Wild: A Puma’s Journey. She works to protect sensitive and endangered species and landscapes through land use planning and policy. Using scientific research and storytelling, Tiffany’s research and advocacy spans preventing amphibian disease spread in wildlife trade, promoting sustainable marine fisheries, and getting more wildlife crossings on our roads. She holds a doctorate in environmental science and engineering.

Join Tiffany at our salon on June 18! https://luma.com/vic8x6ae

Illustrations by Meital Smith.

06/09/2026

For World Ocean Day, we're starting our artist features with SS Julian, an award-nominated cartoonist, designer, and creator of the Octopolis comic series. A lifelong scuba diver, SS creates immersive underwater worlds and scientifically accurate, adorably accessible illustrations that celebrate the diversity and interconnectivity of the ocean...when he's not volunteering at Aquarium of the Bay and the California Academy of Sciences, that is! 🐙

Join SS at our "Being (Non)Human" salon on June 18 in Berkeley! https://luma.com/vic8x6ae

06/08/2026

Meet the artists and moderator of our upcoming salon! These talented and passionate eco-storytellers will gather at the Berkeley Animal Rights Center next Thursday, June 18 for an intimate, interactive event on human-nonhuman relationships and conservation amid the climate crisis. Register to join them at https://luma.com/vic8x6ae, and stay tuned for deeper dives into their work throughout the week!

06/04/2026

We are pleased to announce our next Art, Nature, Ecology Salon -- Being (Non)Human: Exploring Animal Lives and Worlds Through Art and Storytelling.

Join us on Thursday, June 18 at the Berkeley Animal Rights Center for a night of conversation, community, and creativity celebrating the richness of the nonhuman world through the work of three amazing local artists/storytellers!

Presented in association with Direct Action Everywhere - DxE

Register here: https://luma.com/vic8x6ae
Donate here: https://secure.givelively.org/donate/arts-humanitas-inc
Learn more about Arts Humanitas and the San Francisco Art, Nature, Ecology Biennale (coming April 2027) here: https://www.arthumanitas.org/biennale

05/12/2026

A Prompt we did not get a chance to explore & discuss from our SFCW event. Share any ideas and responses bellow :) Featuring writing from

05/06/2026

Take a moment to write or discuss this exercise with us & share your ideas below !

Our first event was a success and truly made us believe in the power of art in climate action. Look out for a summer event 👀

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