Main | < | 2018 | > Miami artist Xavier Cortada acknowledges home ownership has its challenges. Neighbors with poor taste in exterior paint colors, for instance.But, "there's something more menacing than having a neighbor with...

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Main | < | 2018 | >NYFA Current June 25, 2008 Eve Mosher: Why do all of you do what you do—and what role do the arts have in advocacy in the public realm?Xavier Cortada: I create...

Main | < | 2018 | >Miami Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs October 11, 2018The Miami-Dade County Cultural Affairs Council has elected Xavier Cortada Chairman of the 15-member volunteer advisory board. Mr. Cortada, a...

Main | < | 2018 | >NYFA CurrentBy Priscilla SonNovember 29, 2018 “I [make art] to create empathy, grow understanding, and to diminish the distance between human inhabitants and the planet.” Xavier Cortada A...

Main | < | 2018 | >Delicious LineBy Elisa TurnerDecember 6, 2018 It's a vast risk to expect this series of 62 miniature paintings to represent the catastrophe of melting Antarctica. But skirting peril, they...

Underwater HOA project part of this year's Art BaselMain | < | 2018 | >Local 10 Annabelle CaceresNovember 18, 2018 PINECREST, Fla. – Everyone jokes that Miami could soon be underwater, but a new art...

Main | < | 2018 | >NPR | Here & Now November 9, 2018  A repurposed campaign sign in front of Xavier Cortada's home, which sits 6 feet above sea level. (Courtesy of Xavier Cortada)...

Main | < | 2018 | >WLRNBy Kate SteinNovember 9, 2018  Visual artist Xavier Cortada is leading an effort to turn political yard signs into signs showing the elevations of people's homes above sea...

Main | < | 2018 | >BBCPresented by Tina DaheleyOctober 20, 2018The Cultural Frontline hears from artists who are speaking out against environmental damage and climate change through their work. We meet the artist...