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Reconciliation Festival is a young, vibrant event in the Stavanger region of Norway, taking place from 20–24 August 2025. Guided by the UN Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, we believe art and science together can help building a more beautiful and connected world. For the third consecutive year, our World Oceans Day celebration […]
The 10th annual World Oceans Week will begin with a celebration of Ocean Legends past, present, and future, with Sylvia Earle and the Cousteaus. MONDAY 6:00 pm – Forging Ocean Legends Hosted by explorer Josh Bernstein, kick-off our 10th anniversary Oceans Week with multi-generational ocean legends: Indigenous ocean advocate Xiye Bastida, the grandchildren of Jacques Cousteau, and the great Sylvia Earle. Live at the Asia Society, right across from the Clubhouse on Park Avenue. We’ll close the evening with a special Calypso Party at Club Headquarters, named in honor of Cousteau’s iconic research vessel. Featuring footage shot aboard the RV
World Oceans Week Tuesday will highlight the first of our ambassador species – krill, and then explore the unique and delicate ecosystems of the Red Sea. TUESDAY 3:00 pm – Future Waves: Ocean Superheroes & the Next Generation of Exploration Join a salon-style gathering bringing together legendary explorers and the next generation of ocean storytellers, inventors, and conservationists to celebrate curiosity, exploration, and the future of ocean discovery through the lens of Future Waves youth scholars. 3:30 pm – Announcing the upcoming World Ocean Assessment III Learn about “possibly the most important book about the ocean ever written.” Led by...
10 Chancery Lane Gallery is pleased to present We Are The Sea, a solo exhibition by Filipino artist Josephine Turalba, curated by Caroline Ha Thuc opening reception with the artist and curator on 3 June, 5-8 pm. Drawing inspiration from Pacific thinker Epeli Hauʻofa’s powerful declaration—“We are the sea, we are the ocean”—Turalba invites audiences to shift perspective: from land-bound isolation to an expansive, oceanic worldview in which no island stands alone and all beings are interconnected. Artist’s and Curator’s Talk: 6 June (Sat) 3pm.
Oceans Week Wednesday will dive into the work being done to restore coral reefs and the real science behind one of the most popular (and maligned) species of the sea. Wednesday 5:00 pm – Coral Comeback Coral resilience is on the rise, thanks to the work of explorers like Ulrike Pfreundt & Aaron Hartmann. 6:30 pm – Great White Shark Night A species who needs no introduction, featuring JAWS legend Wendy Benchley, plus shark scientists Jasmin Graham and Greg Skomal. Featuring a display of shark science gear and nostalgic Jaws artifacts from Living Sharks Museum curated by shark historian Keith ...
Oceans Week Thursday will highlight some of the vast technological innovations shaping the ocean and ocean exploration, from AI to the deep sea. 🌊 Thursday 5:00 pm – Smart Seas Large language model artificial intelligence systems are shaping the modern world – hear from Chris Verlinden, Senior Scientist and Chief Technology Officer at Applied Ocean […]
