Bio


Christine Cortes (she/they) is a first generation Colombian-American artist based in Miami, FL.
As a photo-based artist, they are interested in exploring alternative and non-traditional processes of image-making, image-printing, book-making, print-making, and installing images.

Currently, Christine is an associate artist at Bakehouse Art Complex and the Digital Lab Manager for the space.

For all inquiries, please contact Christinecortesphotography@gmail.com


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EDUCATION:


2020

        BFA in Photography, New World School of the Arts, University of Florida, Miami, FL.

        Minor in Art History. New World School of the Arts, University of Florida, Miami, FL.

ARTIST RESIDENCIES:


Current        Bakehouse Art Complex, Associate Artist, Miami, FL

2021             Bakehouse Art Complex, Summer Open Residency, Miami, FL

2019-2020    Void Projects, Associate Artist Resident, Miami, FL


GROUP EXHIBITIONS:


2024
          “PALM ANNAL No, 1”, Group Exhibition, The Betancourt Gallery, Curated by Peter Betancourt of Palm Film Lab

          “No Soy Eterno”, Spring Group Exhibition at Tactile Studios, Curated by Jon Millan, Miami Florida

2023
          “How We Remember” Summer Semester Exhibition, Frost Art Museum FIU, Curated by Amy Galpin

2022
            “Art To Save Lives Gallery” Group Exhibition, curated by Luba Kladienko-Ramirez, by December 2022

        
            “Hô Lô” collaborative performance exhibition”, curated by artist Vũ (Khánh Nguyên Hoàng Vũ)
                                            Season 4 Commissioner organization The Deering Estate, Miami, Florida 
2020
          “Housefire- Where Do We Go From Here?”, Curated by Nick Drain, Cumulus Photo Online

          “untitled”, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

          “EQUILIBRIA”, BFA thesis exhibition, New World School of The Arts, Miami, FL 
                                                                 (For access to virtual exhibition, click here.)

           “Rising Stars”, New World School of The Arts, Miami, FL

           “Opaque” Void Projects, Miami, FL

2019
        “PROJECTO”, a collaborative group installation with visiting artist Patricia Meneses
                                hosted by New World School of The Arts, NWSA Gallery, Miami, FL

        “The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be”, For Art Basel Miami in collaborative association with New World School of The Arts
                                                      hosted by the Kampong Gardens, Coconut Grove, FL, December 2019  (click here for more)

        “Where The Land Is Free”, Poetry For The People, Bakehouse Art Complex, Wynwood Miami, FL

2018
        “Diaspora”, For Art Basel Miami in collaborative association with New World School of The Arts,
                                                     hosted by the Kampong Gardens, Coconut Grove, FL, December (click here for more)

2016
        “Locust Art Builders”, Locust Projects, Miami, FL


COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER ARTIST COLLABORATIONS:


2024
                “FACE FOR THE ALGO”, calendar project for Miami organizations, organized by Agua Dulce and Sabrina Diaz

2022       
                “A little Pop Up”, Artist fundraiser pop up for Indigenous Women Rising, at The Bakehouse Art Complex
                                    During The Artist Studio Open curated by Christine Cortes and Khánh Nguyên Hoàng Vũ

                “powGUAO with Flor & Lil’Brat” podcast on Verge.FM (collaboration discussions with artist Gabriela Fernandez

               
                Hô Lô” collaborative performance exhibition”, curated by artist Vũ (Khánh Nguyên Hoàng Vũ),
                                        Season 4 Commissioner organization The Deering Estate, Miami, Florida


2020       
“Housefire- Where Do We Go From Here?” publication by Cumulus Photo, Curated by Nick Drain


PRESS, ARTICLES, AND FEATURES:


Social Distance Gallery, 2020

https://www.alwayslunes.com/highlights/christine-cortes

https://www.manacontemporary.com/artist-at-mana/physical-work-in-a-digital-world/

http://voyagemia.com/interview/life-work-christine-cortes


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