Like many Haitian artists Frantz Zephirin has fond it virtually impossible to work in his homeland of Haiti during this experience of extreme gang violence.  After several months he was able to leave the country recently.  Since the recent exhibition of his work at the Venice Biennale he has exhibited his work in Santo Domingo, Miami and elsewhere.   Frantz was in this area recently and I was pleased to have a visit from him and colleague Frank Giannetta.

Please help us help Gabriel Bien-Aimé rebuild his workshop in Haiti and show his work next year.

The groundbreaking exhibition "Afro-Atlantic Histories" has just opened at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC.  The exhibition encompasses five centuries of history and artwork form all over the African diaspora.  Alongside the work of artists from Brazil, Cuba, Ethiopia, Grenada, Jamaica, Mexico, Nigeria, South Africa, Uruguay and the United States, the curators selected several Haitian artworks for the show.

The late Cõte d'Ivoire artist Frédéric Bruly Bouabré is featured in a solo show at the 

Indigo Arts will not have a physical booth at the Outsider Art Fair, but a selection of work is visible on the Online Viewing Room (OVR) at the Outsider Art Fair website.