Public Art

In Public Housing: Xavier Cortada, Diatom Fountain, 2017. Cortada’s public art work addresses our relationship to place, to each other and the natural world. His practice engages audiences to explore our ability to better coexist with and care for nature.

In Search of Higgs Boson

CERN: Cortada's five giant banners hang at the CMS experiment facility where the the Higgs boson was discovered. Replicas of works about the 5 search strategies scientists used to help confirm the Standard Model of Physics on tour at Kansas City's Museum at Prariefire

Science Art

Addressing Sea Level Rise: Astrid is in Whatcom Museum's permanent collection. 60 works from that series will be premiered at Pinecrest Gardens' Antarctic Ice Paintings: Global Coastlines & Underwater HOA exhibition opening November 8, 2018.

Underwater HOA

New York Times / T Magazine: Xavier Cortada’s “Underwater HOA, Marker 8,” 2018, part of a site-specific, participatory art installation. Click here to read article “T Agitprop: A dozen artistic responses to Climate Change, one of the greatest threats of our time”

Antarctic Ice Paintings

Prior exhibition | Hibiscus Gallery at Pinecrest Gardens: Antarctic Ice Paintings: Global Coastlines & Underwater HOA

Arctic Ice Paintings

Prior exhibition | Miami New Media Festival, XIII Edition: North Pole Dinner Party & Arctic Ice Paintings

90N

Prior exhibition | 90N: Click here to learn more about the North Pole exhibition at Creative Pinellas.

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