MiaSci Celebrates Its Monthly Professional Happy Hour

MiaSci, also known as Miami Science Museum celebrated its monthly (held every last Thursday of the month) professional happy hour with a special performance by the Dance Theater of Miami. Among the guest, Tony Lima, VP of marketing for the museum, who tells us that the The Dinosaurs of China exhibit closes in 14 days,Nikisha William from Golin Harris ,Liz Ceballos, Cristi Consuegra, Omar Castrejon, Karen Murillo, Luis Posada, Dancing INXS director Adriana Nassiff, Scott Pacheco, Emily Joy and the sounds of DJ Pabel Lima.
Special thanks to catering by Lovables and cocktails by Ruby Rey Reserve Rum.

The Reclamation Project art project by artist Xavier Cortada at The Miami Science Museum

Miami artist Xavier Cortada presents his The Reclamation Project and Native Flags project at the Miami Science Museum. A total of 1,200 mangrove seedlings displayed on the of the wildlife center of the museum. As Cortada describes, "The project explores the ability to coexist with the natural world. It reminds us of what our community looked like before all the concrete was poured." For a few months, the mangrove seedlings will "reclaim" the land where thrived just a few decades ago. Afterwards, the seedlings will be planted along Biscayne Bay. Thisnew mangrove colony will eventually rebuild the ecosystems above and below the water line. Witnessing this amazing display of ecoart: City of Miami commisioner Joe Sanchez, MSM board members Susie and Walid Wahad, MAM director Terry Riley, MSM VP of Communications Tony Lima, Ray Salangapani, Sean Duran, and Anne Johnson. This was a great way to start Art Basel week!!!!
For more information on The Reclamation Project and Native Flags go to www.reclamationproject.net