Arts Exhibition
Date & Time
Jun 18, 2026 |
17.30
- 19.00
Participants
2026 EnPAx Conference Fellows
German Andino, Bidi Bidi Media Lab (Honduras)
Richard Akim, Bidi Bidi Media Lab (Uganda/South Sudan)
Justin Kiersky, Interstitial Media (United States)
Stephanie Babij, 2026 EnPAx Arts Fellow (Canada)
Rospide Byabele, Emile Birindwa, Josué Kalegamire, Grace Lukogo, Justin Masimango, and Isaac Ntabala, Resili’Art (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Becca Farnum, ArtPeace: Earth (United Kingdom)
H. Sebnem Düzgün, Colorado School of Mines (United States)
EcoPeace Middle East
Environment, Climate, Conflict, and Peace Community of Practice
Max Finkelstein, Kichi Sibi Trails (Canada)
Lynn Finnegan, Independent (Ireland)
Marcel and Joanne Labelle, Mahigan (Algonquin and Métis Nations) (Canada)
Arthur Lukogo, Rospid Bulonza, Patrice Mumbere, Emile Ntwali, and Isaac Ntabala, Resili’Art (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Jesse Matas, University of Manitoba (Canada)
Natalia Mroz, United Nations Environment Programme (Australia)
Angela Robinson, University of California Irvine (United States)
Tammy Sands, Lightness of Being (United States)
Jimmy Waltman, Trinity Laban Conservatoire (United States/United Kingdom)
Ruhama Solomon, University of Denver (Ethiopia/United States)
Austin Willacy with the ArtPeace: Earth community
The Arts Exhibition is curated by Becca Farnum, Annika Erickson-Pearson, Mara Pusic, and Jesse Matas.
“Anthropause! Wait–Where am I Going with This One?,” Ruhama Solomon, University of Denver (Ethiopia/United States)
“Birchbark Canoes,” Marcel and Joanne Labelle, Mahigan (Algonquin and Métis Nations) (Canada)
“ECCP Visual Story Gallery,” Environment, Climate, Conflict, and Peace Community of Practice
“Environmental Peacebuilding through Our Eyes,” 2026 EnPAx Conference Fellows
“Fig & Ishka,” Lynn Finnegan, Independent (Ireland)
“Fourth International Conference on Environmental Peacebuilding Mural,” Stephanie Babij, 2026 EnPAx Arts Fellow (Canada)
"Hope is a Waking Dream," H. Sebnem Düzgün, Colorado School of Mines (United States)
"Indigenous Trails and the Pinesi Paddle," Max Finkelstein, Kichi Sibi Trails (Canada)
“Layers of Obscurity’s 11 +1,” Tammy Sands, Lightness of Being (United States) and Jimmy Waltman, Trinity Laban Conservatoire (United States/United Kingdom)
“Mapping CARE: Community Alternatives to Resource Exploitation,” Rospide Byabele, Emile Birindwa, Josué Kalegamire, Grace Lukogo, Justin Masimango, and Isaac Ntabala, Resili’Art (Democratic Republic of the Congo) with Becca Farnum, ArtPeace: Earth (United Kingdom)
“Nature Has No Borders: A Youth Lens on Environmental Peacebuilding,” EcoPeace Middle East
"PeaceNotes," Austin Willacy with the ArtPeace: Earth community (Global)
“Refugee Archipelago,” German Andino, Bidi Bidi Media Lab (Honduras), Richard Akim, Bidi Bidi Media Lab (Uganda/South Sudan), and Justin Kiersky, Interstitial Media (United States)
“The Roots of Peace,” Arthur Lukogo, Rospid Bulonza, Patrice Mumbere, Emile Ntwali, and Isaac Ntabala, Resili’Art (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
“Senegalese Hero,” German Andino, Bidi Bidi Media Lab (Honduras)
“Voices from the Pacific - UNEP Champions of the Earth Award for Climate Justice,” Natalia Mroz, United Nations Environment Programme (Australia)
“Tamarock,” Jesse Matas, University of Manitoba (Canada)
“Through Their Lens: Climate Change, Human Trafficking, and Community-Driven Documentation in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement, the Karamoja, and Kampala,” curated by Angela Robinson, University of California Irvine (United States)