Indigo Arts' Philadelphia gallery space will be closed during the month of April as I move upstairs to a new space on the fourth floor of the Crane Building. I hope to be up and running again in May, on a "by appointment or by chance" basis. Meanwhile, the Indigo Arts online gallery will be operating as usual, though shipments may be delayed a bit. Please feel free to contact me with any questions in the mean time.
Thanks,
Tony
Indigo Arts Gallery celebrates the artistic genius and the indomitable spirit of the Haitian people, with a continually changing collection of Haitian paintings, masks, vodou flags, and sculpture.
We fell in love with the art and people of Haiti on our first visit thirty-one years ago. While our focus is on artists actively working today, we also have a stock of paintings from the 50's through the 90's that we have collected in Haiti over the years or acquired from estates and collections.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ARTS OF HAITI
Indigo Arts has exhibited the arts of Haiti since 1987.
Beadwork
 (12/22/2018) |
 (01/08/2019) |
Textiles
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(12/22/2018) |
(01/08/2019) |
 (09/24/2015) |
Sculpture
 (06/05/2018) |
 (10/20/2018) |
 (11/18/2017) |
 (01/26/2019) |
 (03/02/2019) |
 (04/05/2019) |
 (01/22/2019) |
Masks
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(06/05/2018) |
Painting
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(10/20/2018) |
 (03/09/2019) |
Prints and Works on Paper
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(10/20/2018) |
Ornaments
 (02/21/2019) |
(04/05/2019) |
Toys and Dolls
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(04/05/2019) |