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Gabriel Bien-Aimé with exhibition curator Jennifer Wenker (photo courtesy of Regina Sansalone)

"Resilient Spirits | 75 Years of Haitian Metalwork" at Springfield Museum of Art

This is a particularly dark time in American history, particularly for those of Haitian descent.  The human rights of thousands of people of Haitian descent living in the United States are being trampled.

Josefina Aguilar Alcantara (1945 - 2026)

Remembering Josefina Aguilar Alcantara (1945 - 2026)

Remembering Josefina Aguilar Alcantara (Oaxaca, Mexico, 1945-2026), La Maestra of Mexican folk pottery. She and her sisters were heirs to the tradition of painted clay figures or muñecas, learned from their mother, Isaura, in Ocotlan de Morelos, Oaxaca.

Ethiopia, c.1958.

A personal note (and the personal is usually political)

It has been nearly sixteen years since my father died. He spent his career working in public service for USAID and the US foreign aid agencies that preceded it. His values were inspired by the New Deal.

3 Marassa - Hector Hyppolite, 1947

Spirit & Strength: Modern Art from Haiti at the National Gallery of Art.

The Haitian Art Society conference celebrated the September 29th opening of Spirit & Strength: Modern Art from Haiti at the National Gallery o

Remembering José Francisco Borges’s Literatura de Cordel

Remembering José Francisco Borges’s Literatura de Cordel

Oliver Basciano

09 September 2024

ArtReview

José Borges at International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, 2005

José Francisco Borges (1935 - 2024)

A moment to remember José Francisco Borges, master of the woodcut. Borges was Brazil’s greatest living folk artist, and Pernambuco's "Living Treasure", when he passed away on July 26th.

Twins Seven-Seven at Indigo Arts, 2004

Twins Seven-Seven Work at the Venice Biennale

The work of Twins Seven-Seven (Ijara, Nigeria, 1944 – 2011, Ibadan, Nigeria) is included in Foreigners Everywhere

Susanne Wenger (undated photo - c.1960s)

Susanne Wenger Work at the Venice Biennale

The work of Susanne Wenger (Graz, Austria, 1915– 2009, Osogbo, Nigeria) is included in Foreigners

Murat Brierre

The Enduring Spirit of HAITIAN METAL SCULPTURE

Indigo Arts has loaned  sculptural works by Haitian artists Murat Brierre, Serge Jolimeau and Gabriel Bien-Aimé to this groundbreaking exhibition:

Open Studio 2023

Philadelphia Open Studio 2023

Indigo Arts Gallery opens its doors this weekend for Philadelphia's annual