The Earth Commons
The Earth Commons

Arts & Events

Upcoming Events

All Upcoming Events

Orientation Hoya Harvest Garden PartyAug. 23

  • 4:00 pm
  • Regents 4th Floor Patio

ECo Talks: Conservation, Management, and Ecology of Large-bodied Mammals in the Amazon with Brian GriffithsSep. 5

  • 3:00 pm
  • Capitol Campus 111 Mass Ave. fifth floor & Zoom: 93082466514

Hoya Harvest Garden: Welcome Back Planting PartySep. 7

  • 11:00 am
  • Regent’s Hall – Fourth Floor Patio

ECo & the Arts

ECo Talks

Featuring scholars, leaders and innovators to spark conversation, share knowledge, and spur change

Green Commons Awards

Providing funding for events and collaborations that spark campus dialogue

Voices on the Environment

Events at the intersection of science, the humanities and the arts

Artist in Residence

Supporting leaders in the arts and humanities as they enrich, reframe, and deepen the dialogue on environment and sustainability

What’s Happening

About the artist in residence

All, Announcements, Common Home Series

Climate in the Public Eye: How the Earth Commons Artist-in-Residence is Continuing the Conversation on Climate Resilience

Cascading jewel tones and fantastical geometric shapes forming a hint of landscape catch your eye when you see Andrea Limauro’s work on walls around D.C.—and, most recently, on the Georgetown…

April 10, 2025

Voices on the Environment

Voices on the Environment is a series of events at the intersection of science, the humanities and the arts that link environmental journalism, literary writing, activist performance, and critical approaches to climate change, the environment, and language.

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Meet the New Artist in Residence

Andrea Limauro is a political artist, muralist, city planner and climate resilience expert whose art critically examines nationalistic and religious narratives, colonialism, gun violence, and climate change.

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Common Home Arts Showcase

The Common Home Arts Showcase empowers the Georgetown community to express their hopes and feelings about our changing world and its inhabitants.

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