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September 2018
Welcoming the Seasons: Longitudinal Installation Fall Equinox performance
Welcoming the 2018 Seasons... Fall Equinox Xavier Cortada. "Longitudinal Installation," South Pole (2007) and North Pole (2008). Please join us for the performance of the Longitudinal Installation as we greet each new season Fall Equinox LONGITUDINAL INSTALLATION Xavier Cortada Sunday, September 23, 2018 at 10:30am at Pinecrest Gardens 11000 SW 57th Avenue Pinecrest, FL 33156 The participatory art piece captures voices from 24 individual across the globe who have been impacted by Climate Change. The event is free and…
Find out more »EU Climate Diplomacy Day | Naming of Antarctic Ice Paintings: Global Coastlines
Xavier Cortada will participate in EU Climate Diplomacy Day. On September 27, 2018, at the Storer Auditorium in the Miami Business School, the artist will engage the audience in his DO NOT OPEN performance, asking them to write letters to the future. The artist will also invite five General Consuls to randomly select one of the 60 paintings the artist made by melting Antarctic ice and name it after one of their own country's coastal cities made vulnerable by the melting…
Find out more »LTER All Scientists’ Meeting | Next Generation Synthesis: Successes and Strategies
LTER All Scientists' Meeting | Next Generation Synthesis: Successes and Strategies Workshop: Integration of the Environmental Sciences, Arts, and Humanities Across the LTER Network Xavier Cortada, Diatom, archival ink on aluminum, 36in x 18in, 2014 (edition 1 of 5). The integration of environmental science, arts, and humanities (eSAH) is flourishing across the LTER network, where it is being applied to enhance outreach/education activities as well as fundamental inquiry with the aspirational goal of helping society overcome the…
Find out more »October 2018
Coconut Grove Art Festival Gallery presents “Florida is Nature”
You are cordially invited to the opening reception for Florida is Nature... a solo exhibition by 2008 CGAF Poster Artist Xavier Cortada on Saturday, October 6th, 2018 7 pm to 10 pm at Coconut Grove Art Festival Gallery 3390 Mary Street Suite 128 Coconut Grove, FL 33133 Exhibit runs through Saturday, October 27, 2018. Xavier Cortada, “Mangroves,” 48″ x 36″, acrylic on canvas, 2007 The official poster of the 2008 Coconut Grove Arts Festival About Florida Is Nature Xavier…
Find out more »SHIT SHOW: The #MiamiSHITSHOW March to Sea
SHIT SHOW: Main | About | Resources | Facebook ContentEvents: The Panel Discussion | The #MiamiSHITSHOW Enough with this shit! March to Sea* with Xavier Cortada in the Miami SHIT SHOW a performance march up and down the Crandon Park Beach shoreline For more information please contact Jackie Kellogg at 305-361-0001 or jacqueline.kellogg@gmail.com *Bring your creativity & #MiamiSHITSHOW homemade props with you! Video: John Mark, Mariana & Peter Kellogg, #SHITSHOW: A day at the beach (Crandon Park), 2018 March to the Sea Join us…
Find out more »90N (North Pole works) at Cortada Studio
Join us for the opening of 90N an exhibition of works Cortada created at the North Pole in 2008 Cortada Studio at Pinecrest Gardens Whilden-Carrier Cottage 11000 S. Red Road Pinecrest, FL 33156 Opening: Sunday, October 7, 2018 from 10am to noon Exhibition runs through October 31st (by appointment: 305-858-1323) Ninety Degrees North (90N) On June 29th, 2008, Xavier Cortada arrived at the North Pole (90N) to create ritualistic installations addressing global climate change and the melting polar caps.…
Find out more »Miami New Media Festival Session: Water, Symbolism, and Climate Change
Tuesday October 30 at GableStage Where: GableStage. 1200 Anastasia Avenue. Coral Gables, FL 33134 Time: 7:30pm Join us for the Festival Session: Water, Symbolism, and Climate Change, with Xavier Cortada, Cheryl Maeder, and Christopher Rodriguez Barake. The night will begin with a screening of some Miami New Media Festival 2018 selected videos and followed by the panel discussion with two guest artists and one of the curators of the festival. The Miami New Media Festival is a multimedia public art event held in…
Find out more »November 2018
“Antarctic Ice Paintings: Global Coastlines & Underwater HOA” at Hibiscus Gallery
Underwater HOA: Main | About | Markers | Participate | Join our HOA | Press | Exhibition | Meeting | Social Media | Resources "Antarctic Ice Paintings: Global Coastlines and Underwater HOA" a solo exhibition premiering works created in Antarctica in 2007 by Xavier Cortada at Hibiscus Gallery Pinecrest Gardens 11000 S. Red Road Pinecrest, FL 33156 Exhibit runs from November 8, 2018 through January 13, 2018 Artist Meet and Greet Join us: “Antarctic Ice Paintings: Global Coastlines and Underwater HOA” a solo exhibition by Xavier Cortada, premiering works created in Antartica in 2007. Opening: Thursday, November 8, 2018 (7 -…
Find out more »Miami New Media Festival, XIII Edition: North Pole Dinner Party & Arctic Ice Paintings
Xavier Cortada, Arctic Ice Painting | “90N-08,” 12″ x 9″, North Pole sea ice, acrylic, and mixed media on paper, 2008 Miami New Media Festival Edition XIII presents 90N: North Pole Dinner Party & Arctic Ice Paintings by Xavier Cortada at Concrete Space 3400 NW 78th Avenue Doral, FL 33122 (305) 219-0811 opening on Saturday, November 10, 2018 4pm Ninety Degrees North (90N) On June 29th, 2008, Xavier Cortada arrived at the North Pole (90N) to create ritualistic installations addressing global climate…
Find out more »“Water Paintings” science art works created at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest on exhibit at MNMF
New Media Festival, Editions XIII presents "Water Paintings" an exhibition of works created at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest by Xavier Cortada at Concrete Space 3400 NW 78th Avenue Doral, FL 33122 (305) 219-0811 opening on Saturday, November 10, 2018 4pm Water Paintings will be presented as part of the WaterViz installation by Dr. Lindsey Rustad and the Hubbard Brook team at the 13th edition of the Miami New Media Festival: www.waterviz.org Xavier Cortada's "Water Paintings" exhibition at Pinecrest…
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