Haiti to Chile: six thousand kilometers to be a mother of heart, is the name of the book by Marjorie…
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Arts & Culture
Voodoo Ceremonies and Cross-Cultural Jams: Inside Jackson Browne’s All-Star Haiti Benefit LP
Over the decades, Browne has found himself in some unusual situations linked to his music: singing in a jail cell…
Arts & Culture, Entertainment, Haiti
Bertrand Bonello’s Film to be Featured at Lincoln Center
On Friday, Jan. 24, Bertrand Bonello’s film Zombi Child will open at the Film at Lincoln Center. “The movie takes…
Arts & Culture, Haiti
The Art Center in Haiti celebrates its 75th anniversary
To commemorate its 75th anniversary, the Art Center in Haiti organized an exhibit that will end on Jan. 25. The…
Arts & Culture
A Seat at the Table: Dîner en Blanc Haiti
Diner en Blanc West Palm Beach – Diners preparing their decorative table. Photo credit : Rachelle Salnave The trendy…
Arts & Culture, Haiti
PAPJAZZ opens with acclaim
On Jan. 18, Dee Dee Bridgewater captivated the audience in attendance at the opening of the 14th edition of the …
Arts & Culture, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later
Reflection Through Creation: Philippe Dodard and his ‘Earthquake’ Collection
Philippe Dodard, a celebrated and admired figure in the Haitian art world and abroad, used the significant and tragic event to create art and encapsulate the emotions and memories born out of the earthquake.
Arts & Culture, Spotlight
A call for the Diaspora to return ‘Bak Lakay’
Garnel Michels’ first published work ‘Bak Lakay’ is a call for the Haitian Diaspora to return to their home country,…
Arts & Culture, Haiti
Port-au-Prince to host 2020 national carnival
With the theme, Ann pote kole pou Ayiti dekole (Let’s work together for Haiti to emerge), the national carnival is…
Arts & Culture
Vodou was once blamed for the Haiti earthquake, 10 years later it’s seeing a slow revival
Although Haitian Vodou continues to be misunderstood (and misspelled), it is also experiencing something akin to a revival, both in Haiti and among the Diaspora. The practice has even gained some acceptance among non-Haitians.