Native Flags

a participatory eco-art project by Xavier Cortada

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Xavier Cortada's participatory art practice is based at Florida International University.

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Miami and Brooklyn Artists Plant a Flag for Nature
Media: Doral launches program
Media: Hialeah Going Green

Native Flags is New York Foundation for the Arts fiscally sponsored project by Miami artist, Xavier Cortada. NYFA is accepting donations to expand Native Flags so that institutional partners (e.g., native plant societies, botanical gardens) can use this art piece and an online platform to address global climate change. Other NYFA fiscally sponsored participatory eco-art projects include: The Longitudinal Installation and Endangered World.

Xavier Cortada, artist-in-residence at FIU School of Environment, Art and Society and FIU College of Communication, Architecture + The Arts, created this urban reforestation eco-art project to help restore native habitats for plants and animals in urban areas.

Featured: “Growing our Native Canopy 2,”
Pigment Print on Somerset Velvet, Edition 1 of 1, 24″ x 84″, 2009

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