iciHaiti - Center d'Art : Exhibition «Archipelago» (opening May 14)

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iciHaiti - Center d'Art : Exhibition «Archipelago» (opening May 14)
13/05/2022 11:33:34

For its 276th exhibition in 78 years of existence, the Center d'Art will highlight from May 14 to June 18, 2022 the exhibition "Archipelago", the final product of a cross-residency program in the Caribbean initiated by the Center d'Art and financed by the International Fund for Cultural Diversity of UNESCO.

This exhibition consists of a selection of works of art created within the framework of these residencies. She presents work in a variety of media, from painting and printmaking to digital photography and video.

"Archipelago" will highlight the works of 9 Caribbean women artists including 5 Haitians: Pascale Bichot (Haiti/France), Pascale Faublas (Haiti), Miriam Hinds-Smith (Jamaica), Nadia Huggins (St Vincent/Trinidad & Tobago), Phaidra McQueen Sterlin (Haiti), Mafalda Nicolas Mondestin (Haiti), Pascale Monnin (Haiti), Kia Redman (Barbados), Michelle Ricardo (Dominican Republic).

Veerle Poupeye, art historian and curator specializing in Caribbean and Jamaican art, is the curator in charge of the exhibition.

Opening of the “A rchipelago” exhibition on Saturday May 14, 2022 at Maison Dufort from 4:30 p.m.

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