Posted by | January 26, 2017
A Sea Change (Wertheim Performing Arts Center)

Multidisciplinary program to raise awareness on climate change FIU NEWS Posted 3/28/2017 at 10:10 am By Ivan Lopez The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers predicts sea levels in South Florida will...

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Posted by | March 19, 2017
Leaf Summit: Native Flags Call to Action

Growing Our Tree Canopy Through Research Driven Solutions The premier exchange on trees in Miami-Dade County featuring best practices from green cities, highlights from the Miami-Dade Urban Tree Canopy Assessment,...

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Posted by | April 20, 2016
Alaska Residency: University of Alaska Fairbanks (cancelled)

FIU SEAS and CARTA artist-in-residence Xavier Cortada will travel to Alaska to engage in research for his EVER/PERMA project addressing sea-level rise and global climate change concerns.  This is part...

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Posted by | February 6, 2017
ArtTuesdays talk: Sea Level Rise

ARTtuesday/Miami Networking & Lecture ARTISTS RESPOND TO GROWING SEA LEVEL RISE CRISIS   The crisis of Global Warming and its rapidly threatening effects on Sea Level Rise is a reality...

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Posted by | January 29, 2017
Elements of Climate Change exhibit at CCSU Art Galleries

 Elements of Climate Change   CCSU 2017 Postcard front | CCSU 2017 Postcard back "Longitudinal Installation," created by Cortada a decade ago as part of his NSF Antarctic Artists and Writers...

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Posted by | March 4, 2017
Honors College Climate Change course to perform “Longitudinal Installation”

 Climate Change: Global Challenge | Local Impacts   Honors College Climate Change course to perform "Longitudinal Installation" "Longitudinal Installation," created by Cortada a decade ago as part of his NSF...

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Posted by | January 26, 2017
The Ripple Effect

The Ripple Effect: Throw a stone in water and the ripples have an impact beyond your reach. Similarly, what you do or fail to do can have a lasting impact...

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Posted by | December 20, 2016
“Now More Than Ever” Science Art Talk at Lighthouse Art Center in Tequesta, FL

Now more than ever scientists and artists play a critical role: Scientists must continue to record how the climate responds to changing policies. Artists need to use art to effectuate...

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Posted by | December 19, 2016
Why Plants in Glass Houses Matter: Art & Science of Diatoms, Microscopic Algae

Event canceled: Diatoms, known as “algae in glass houses” due to their transparent silica walls, are among the largest and most ecologically significant groups of organisms on earth. Found in...

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Posted by | January 25, 2017
Climate Wrongs and Human Rights (University of Miami Law Review‘s 2017 Symposium)

2017 Symposium The University of Miami Law Review‘s 2017 Symposium, Climate Wrongs and Human Rights, has been announced. Scholarship from this annual event will be featured in the symposium issue to be...

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