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November 2019
Plan(T) Library Presentation – California Club Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at California Club Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural…
Find out more »Performance of Longitudinal Installation at Georgia College
Georgia College members, please join us from Thursday, Nov. 14 to Friday, Nov. 15 to hear Miami artist, Xavier Cortada speak about his latest projects with Cortada Projects and witness a performance of his Longitudinal Installation. To learn more Cortada Projects click here, and to learn more about Cortada’s Longitudinal installations click here. — Back to all 2019 Events
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Hialeah Gardens Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Friday, Nov. 15 at Hialeah Gardens Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural…
Find out more »Mangrove Propagule Collection
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Come and volunteer at our Mangrove Propagule Collection on Saturday, Nov. 16 at Matheson Hammock from 9 a.m to 11 a.m. We will be collecting red mangrove propagules for Plan(T), Xavier Cortada’s latest eco-art project that tackles the effects of climate change on the South Florida community and aims to create the community’s first urban mangrove forest. Please bring comfortable closed-toed shoes, insect repellent, work gloves (if you have them), and protection from…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – South Miami Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Saturday, Nov. 16 at South Miami Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Palm Springs North Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Monday, Nov. 18 at Palm Springs North Branch Library at 4:45 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as…
Find out more »Influencers Priority Summit
The Miami Herald, el Nuevo Herald and the Bradenton Herald are launching a panel discussion about the important issues facing the state of Florida on Tuesday, Nov. 19 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Donna E. Shalala Student Center in the University of Miami. The panel discussion will be featuring 50 influential Floridians from diverse professional backgrounds, who will offer their views and insights on the state’s issues, amongst them will be Miami-based environmental artist, Xavier Cortada. To…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Opa-locka Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at Opa-locka Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural barriers…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Bay Harbor Islands Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at Bay Harbor Islands Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as…
Find out more »Artist Talk and Plan(T) Library Presentation at Miami-Dade County’s Main Library
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Thursday, Nov. 21 at Miami-Dade's Main Library at 12:00 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it from Founder of Cortada Projects, Xavier Cortada! Plan(T) is Cortada's latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyard or front yards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant…
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