Exhibits

International Caribbean Art Fair 222 12th Ave. NY, NY 10017 (enter on 11th ave between 27th/28th) 11/06/2008 - 11/09/2008

Vodou and Haitian Art Toronto, Canada 03/05/2010 - 03/05/2010 Vodou and Haitian Art exhibiton. Fundriser for Haitian Earthquake and Silent Auction. Curated by Wael Qattan and Jose Zelaya. All of the paintings, representing four generations of Haitian artists, are thematically influenced by or directly representative of Vodou practices. Also on display, Vodou Flags, Drapeau, created for ceremonies.

Candid Aspirations Toronto, Canada 09/23/2010 - 11/18/2010 In an exclusive arrangement, the Gladstone Hotel and Arte del Pueblo is pleased to present the personal collection of Haitian and Jamaican art by acclaimed director Jonathan Demme. Curated by Wail Qattan and Jose Zelaya, the special exhibit will feature a selection of works by self-taught Haitian masters such as Philome Obin, Gabriel Alix, Georges Liautaud, & Pierre Joseph-Valcin. An avid collector, Demme's diverse creative interests include a love for Haiti and its culture. After acquiring a Haitian painting at a New York gallery in the 1980s, he repeatedly visited Haiti where he learned Creole and befriended artists and activists while shooting footage for the film The Agronomist, which features the life of activist and prominent Haitian journalist, Jean Dominique.

Haitian Art Excerpts: From Renaissance to Diaspora" Mahwah, New Jersey @ Ramapo College 03/23/2011 - 04/27/2011 This unusual show combines older works from "The Haitian Renaissance," which have been loaned from prestigious private collections with pieces by contemporary artists. Great masters on view include Georges Liautaud, Philomé Obin, Castera Bazile, and Rigaud Benoit. Contemporary artists include Constant, Edouard Duval-Carrié, Phyllis Galembo, Paul Gardère, André Juste and Vladimir Cybil Charlier, Emmanuel Merisier, Pascale Monnin, Daniel Morel, Max Romain, Val-Inc, and Frantz Zephirin.

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