I will be working out of state this week, and so will not be shipping or open for vistors at the gallery. The Indigo Arts website will be active as always, I will respond to emails, and I will be able to ship orders after October 26th.
The Indigo Arts website has remained active over the last year and a half despite the widespread shutdowns due to the COVID-19 virus. I have been able to resume regular operations. I am able to pack and ship most orders within a few days. Shipping times have increased during this period. The gallery is open to visitors on an appointment only basis and according to city masking regulations. Please phone or email ahead.
Note: USPS service remains very slow. I don't recommend it if you are in a hurry. Please note also that USPS shipping estimates include little or no insurance, which we must charge separately.
Please stay safe!
Born - Fabolon Blaise was born in Cap Haitian in 1959. Biography - Fabolon Blaise turned to painting in 1975, following his distinguished brothers, St. Louis and Serge Moleon Blaise. He was known for landscapes, such as shown below, for evocative vodou scenes and, like his brothers, for scenes of Haitian history. Also like his brothers, Fabolon Blaise died far too young in 1985.
