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SUMMARY:Cortada to present at Grantmakers in the Arts Conference's Climate Change panel
DESCRIPTION:Grantmakers in the Arts ConferenceOrganized by Edwin Torres\, associate director\, NYC Opportunities Fund\, The Rockefeller Foundation. This session will explore strategies for leveraging art and design to address issues of climate change\, one of the defining issues of our time. The session will include representatives of: Pratt Center for Community Development and Wildlife Conservation Society\, the Florida International University College of Architecture + The Arts | Office of Engaged Creativity. \n\n\n\n\n10/17/2012\n\n\nWhen:\nThis event is closed to the public\n\n\nWhere:\nEden Roc Hotel\n4525 Collins Avenue\nMiami Beach\, Florida  33140\nUnited States\n\n\n\nThe panel is open only to conference attendees.  \n\n \nGrantmakers in the Arts: Climate Change \nOrganized by Edwin Torres\, associate director\, NYC Opportunities Fund\, The Rockefeller Foundation\, this session will explore strategies for leveraging art and design to address issues of climate change\, one of the defining issues of our time. The session will include representatives of: \n  \nPratt Center for Community Development\, who have used the arts to engage Brooklyn community members in energy-efficiency upgrades of their homes; \nWildlife Conservation Society’s Dr. Eric Sanderson who is developing an online forum that allows the public to develop and share climate-resilient designs for New York City; \nXavier Cortada\, artist-in-residence at Florida International University College of Architecture + The Arts | Office of Engaged Creativity\, who has created eco-art installations at the Earth’s poles to generate global awareness and has developed participatory art projects to engage communities in local action including his work with scientists\, arborists and environmental managers to develop eco-art projects that engage community residents in bioremediation. \n  \nSee more at http://conference.giarts.org/sessions/wed04.html \n  \nCortada \nOne of three panelists\, Cortada will speak about his participatory art practice (which is based at Florida International University College of Architecture + The Arts | Office of Engaged Creativity\, where he serves as artist-in-residence). \nCortada will also discuss his “Longitudinal Installation” global awareness project (www.longitudinalinstallation.org) and his “Reclamation Project” (www.reclamationproject.net) local action effort.
URL:https://cortada.com/event/cortada-to-present-at-grantmakers-in-the-arts-conferences-climate-change-panel/
LOCATION:Eden Roc Hotel\, 4525 Collins Avenue\, Miami Beach\, FL\, 33140\, United States
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