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Gabriel Bien-Aimé in his workshop in Sapotille, Carrefour, Haiti, c. 1980 (from Alain Foubert - Forgerons du Vodou)

An Appeal for Haitian Artist Gabriel Bien-Aimé

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

Show sign at East Entrance, National Gallery of Art.

Georges Valris at the National Gallery of Art

The groundbreaking exhibition "Afro-Atlantic Histories" has just opened at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC.

No. 145 from the Alphabete Bété (1990 - 1991) Frédéric Bruly Bouabré

"Frédéric Bruly Bouabré: World Unbound" at MOMA

The late Cõte d'Ivoire artist 

Indigo Arts (Virtually) at the 30th Outsider Art Fair

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

Crocodile Carnival Mask #2, unknown artist, 1989. ANTHONY H. FISHER/INDIGO ARTS GALLERY

Carnival Masks from Jacmel in the Atlas Obscura online

Mireille Delice.  July, 2011 (Photograph © Anthony Hart Fisher, 2011)

Mireille Delice in the Kathmandu Triennale

Haitian artist 

Painter Frantz Zephirin (shown at our 2010 exhibit "Frantz Zephirin: Art and Resilience"

Zephirin and Constant: Two Haitian Visionaries selected for the Venice Biennale

"Historic Animalist" painter 

POST 2021 (Philadelphia Open Studio Tours)

POST 2021 (Philadelphia Open Studio Tours)

Crocodile Carnival Mask

Haitian Art from the Rudi Stern Collection

Gabriel Bien-Aimé at the International Folk Art Market

Haitian master steel-drum sculptor Gabriel Bien-Aimé attended the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe this July.