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Xavier Cortada, “5 Actions to Stop Rising Seas: Eat it!,” video screen shot, 2015.
In acknowledgement of the support from the Rauschenberg Residency/Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
News:
- Miami Herald Opinion page: Hey, Art Basel — we owe you one
- WSVN News: Cortada launches CLIMA exhibit during Paris Climate Talks
- Huffington Post: Forget Paris, forget Basel-Miami Beach. To Experience Art and Climate Change, Visit Hialeah!
- The New Tropic: What has Art done to Miami?
- Hyperallergic: Interactive Art About Climate Change in a City Where It Will Wreak Havoc
- Travel and Leisure: Miami’s Famous Cuban Neighborhood Now Latest Hipster Hangout
- Miami Herald Events: Hialeah presents CLIMA, a solo art show by Xavier Cortada
- New Times: 12 Best Things to do in Miami this week: Miami Art Week edition
- The New Tropic: The local’s guide to Art Basel Miami
- FIU News: Artist-in-Residence brings climate change talks to Hialeah
- El Nuevo Herald: Autoridades locales se unen contra el cambio climático
- The Miami Herald: Addressing climate change through art
- The New Times: Sea level rise will drown Hialeah too, and this artist is showing how
CLIMA Press Releases:
- City of Hialeah announces CLIMA by Xavier Cortada
- Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida
- City of Hialeah: CLIMA by Xavier Cortada Considered a “Must See” Art Basel Event
- City of Hialeah: Mayor of Florida’s 6th largest city signs Climate Action Pledge
CLIMA Panels:
- Daily @ 10 am
Xavier Cortada will convene a series of participatory performances and panel discussions with scientists and community leaders on sea level rise and global climate change. This will coincide with coincide the COP21 Paris Talks, a crucial UN conference seeking to achieve a new international agreement on the climate, applicable to all countries, with the aim of keeping global warming below 2°C. Cortada will create a progressive painting on three solar panels onsite. Inspired by CLIMA’s daily panel discussions, Cortada will paint additional images to the solar panels every day.
Please visit EVENT PAGE to see list: cortada.com/events/2015/clima
