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EAHI Welcomes Giovanni Aloi on October 21, 2026

The Environmental Arts and Humanities Initiative welcomes Giovanni Aloi to the UC Berkeley Botanical Garden on Wednesday, October 21. Complimentary tickets available for UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff.

Photograph if Giovanni Aloi sitting in a garden setting.

"Kōmij Mour Ijin / Our Life Is Here" Video Installation Opens at VIDRINE, Worth Ryder Gallery

The VIDRINE presents four artists' video responses to nuclear history, colonialism, and climate change in the Pacific, made in the wake of the Kōmij Mour Ijin / Our Life Is Here voyage. Open at the Worth-Ryder Gallery at the Anthroplogy and Art Practice Building Octber 5 - November 24, 2026.

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Kōmij Mour Ijin / Our Life Is Here Exhibit Opens at Doe Library

Six cases in the Bernice Layne Brown Gallery bring the 2023 Marshall Islands voyage to campus—alongside maps, books, and photographs from Berkeley’s own collections that document the university’s role in US nuclear testing

September 21, 2026 – March 2, 2027
Opening reception: Tuesday, September...

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Kōmij Mour Ijin / Our Life Is Here Comes to UC Berkeley

West Coast premiere of the Marshall Islands art and climate project with installations, film screenings, and public programs across the UC Berkeley campus and Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) in 2026–27, culminating in a full exhibition of original artworks at Berkeley’s David...

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EAHI Update and Applications for Course and Event Support Grants

ENTANGLING: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
With this end-of-year note, I offer my thanks to the entire EAHI community for their collaboration this year while announcing new opportunities for 2026/27. Herewith you will find a short re-cap of our activities, the announcement of new philanthropic support...
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photograph of a swimming pool surrounded by debris after a fire.

Image: Untitled (OF 104-91: Swimming Pool) from 1991: The Oakland-Berkeley Fire Aftermath, Richard Misrach, 1991 (printed 2011), Photograph, Archival pigment print. Image courtesy of BAMPFA.