DO NOT OPEN CLEO 2019: DO NOT OPEN DO NOT OPEN: Poem | Participant Instructions
Posted by | April 21, 2017
Sweetwater Elementary to perform "Longitudinal Installation" Xavier Cortada, The Longitudinal Installation (at the South Pole), 2007 "Longitudinal Installation," created by Cortada a decade ago as part of his NSF...
Posted by | April 21, 2017
Sweetwater Elementary students to join the Seahorse Society Xavier Cortada, “Hippocampus,” 48″ x 24″, acrylic on canvas, 2014 Project Seahorse is partnering with Miami-based eco-artist Xavier Cortada to present an...
Posted by | April 13, 2017
Seahorses: Gallery | Opening Invitation | Press release | Closing Invitation Xavier Cortada, “Seahorse Society: South” 48″ x 36″, acrylic on canvas, 2014 Join us on Thursday, May 11th, 2017 from 6 pm...
Posted by | January 26, 2017
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...
Posted by | January 26, 2017
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 rise...
Posted by | January 12, 2017
Contact: Jennifer Rennicks, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy [email protected], 954-734-3773 ADVISORY: Miami Community Leaders, Elected Officials, and Artist, Join in Interactive Art Installation to Highlight Sea Level Rise and...
Posted by | December 20, 2016
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...
Posted by | November 28, 2016
CLIMA Home | Main 2016 | Gallery | Statement | Press | Events | Livestream Cortada works: Do Not Open | Climate Refugees | Hot for Hialeah | Psychoanalysis of Climate Change | Reclamation Project | Flor 500 LTER : Everglades (Florida) | HJ...
Posted by | December 4, 2015
Main | Statement | Gallery | Press | Events | Livestream Wednesday, December 10 10:00 am fresH2O How is our freshwater supply impacted by salt-water intrusion from rising seas and overconsumption due to population growth? — Back to all...
