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EARTH DAY 2013: Miami Beach Native Flags

April 27, 2013 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

To commemorate Earth Day 2013, the City of Miami Beach is presenting Miami Beach Native Flags, a participatory eco-art project by Xavier Cortada, FIU College of Architecture + The Arts Artist-in-Residence. In planning: The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will organize flag-painting stations behind each of the life guard stations along Ocean Drive. Participants will work with local non-profits to make a flag that depict eco-actions they pledge to engage in to support the environment.

The City of Miami Beach invites individuals and organizations to participate in the Native Flags Eco-Art Project in celebration of Earth Day at Lummus Park on April 27, 2013 (10th Street & Ocean Drive)
HOW TO PLANT YOUR NATIVE FLAG FOR MIAMI BEACH EARTH DAY

1. Students and faculty, organizations, businesses, and individuals are encouraged to make their
Native Flags out of recycled materials, secure to a pole for ‘beach’ planting, and bring it to
the event. The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will also organize flag-painting stations
to help make a flag during the event.

2. At 4PM, everyone who has a flag will work to the shoreline, pledge
to engage in an eco-action to support our environment, plant their flag
on the sand, and proclaim: “I hereby reclaim myself for nature.”

3. At 4:30PM, everyone will uproot their flag and participate in the parade.

4. Participants will be able to upload their photos and post their eco-actions
online at <ahref=”http: www.nativeflags.org”=””>www.nativeflags.org</ahref=”http:> or <ahref=”http: www.facebook.com=”” nativeflags”=””>www.facebook.com/nativeflags</ahref=”http:>

Details

Date:
April 27, 2013
Time:
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Organizer

John Oldenburg, Miami Beach Parks and Recreation Assistant Director

Venue

Miami Beach Lummus Park