For thought leaders, entrepreneurs, scholars, artists, visionaries, and philosophers to reflect on the creative process and impact through curated artworks, we curate Salons.
Arts Humanitas curates rich, cultural experiences featuring emerging and established artists. We gather to enjoy the stories of inspiring artists in the company of good friends. We provide a platform for artists to share their message.
With complimentary drinks, hors d'oeuvres, and music, we foster the culture of meeting new friends.
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Upcoming Salon
Natural Capital: How Do We Protect Our Most Valuable Asset?
POSTPONED/NEW DATE: OCTOBER 22, 2022
9Zero Climate Innovation Hub, San Francisco, CA
Suggested Donation:
🌿 Natural Capital: How Do We Protect Our Most Valuable Asset? As industries, investors, and innovators rethink how we create long-term value, one question is becoming increasingly important:
How do we turn the value of nature into a driver for innovation, resilience, and sustainable growth?
Join Arts Humanitas 501(c)(3) and We Grow Green Tech for an intimate conversation at 9Zeroon Thursday bringing together innovators, entrepreneurs, environmental leaders, and investors to explore the growing opportunities around Natural Capital. We’ll discuss how science, technology, entrepreneurship, and private capital can work together to accelerate nature-positive solutions and create value for both business and nature.
🌱 Nature & biodiversity💡 Innovation & technology 🤝 Entrepreneurship & collaboration💰 Investment & private capital🌍 A more resilient future
At We Grow Green Tech, we believe Natural Capital is not only an environmental priority—it is a commercial and innovation opportunity.
Ready to be part of the conversation? 👉 Join us and discover what’s next for Natural Capital.
Past Salon
Being (Non)Human: Exploring Animal Lives and Worlds Through Art and Storytelling
Thursday, June 18, 7-10 pm
Berkeley Animal Rights Center, Berkeley, CA
Suggested Donation: $25
From whale language to altruism among mountain lions, humanity’s growing understanding of other animals’ intelligence, deep familial bonds, and complex societies is challenging long-held notions of our own uniqueness and fostering greater empathy for nonhumans. As the climate crisis threatens life on Earth as we know it, people around the world are increasingly asking: How can we enable every creature on Earth to thrive, and what can nonhuman lifeways teach us about how best to pursue our own?
In this interactive salon, we will explore these questions through the work of three Bay Area artists and storytellers: fine artist Julie Grantz, cartoonist SS Julian, and graphic novelist/conservation scientist Tiffany Yap. Through thought-provoking conversations, creative activities, and "artivism," we will share our awe at Nature’s majesty, celebrate its diversity, and together envision a world that works for all.
Vegan snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.
Past Salon
The Power of Awe: Art as a Pathway to Climate Stewardship
Friday, April 24, 4:30 -6:30 pm
Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco, CA
Suggested Donation: Free
What shifts culturally when we begin to experience ourselves as part of rather than separate from our environment? How can we transform our collective climate action from abstract and ideological to intimate and embodied?
Please join us at Yerba Buena Gardens for an interactive event centered around community exchange, guided reflections, and interdisciplinary dialogue around what it means to be a climate steward. Together, we aim to create an emergent space where climate is not framed solely as a crisis, but as an opportunity for renewed relationship.
Beverages will be provided. We will be outdoors, so please bring what you need to feel comfortable sitting or lying down. We look forward to gathering with you!
By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week.
A Big Thank You to Our Venue Sponsors
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A Big Thank You to Our Venue Sponsors 〰️
