Works of art by named artists.
“Art A Go-Go” by Mahalia Solages If Larry Gagosian could see the paintings a gogo (what Haitians call something in abundance, not referring to his moniker) in this unconventional location he would, well, have enough to open another 700 square meter gallery. It’s no wonder why someone like Larry ‘GoGo’ Continue Reading
If you live in Miami then you know this weekend is the Art Basel festivities. When the art world explodes in Miami. Fortunately, there are a few on Haitian culture. This morning I went to the Global Caribbean III opening at the Little Haiti Cultural Center. It’s a beautiful exhibit of contemporary creative Haitian art. Continue Reading
For those looking for unique, interesting gift items at a reasonable price, come and visit Haitianista’s booth at these upcoming events: PeacePalooza: Sat, Dec 10/ 7:00pm to 2:00am Come and enjoy a tribute to 60′s music and do your holiday shopping at Tobacco Road 626 South Miami Avenue, Miami Botanical Bazaar: Sun, Dec. 11/ Noon Continue Reading
prepping for shoot Prepping for shoot Today was a very exciting day Haitianista! It was hard work but fun. So the pros no need to continue reading. The beginners like us, please read on! So apart from the expected items for a photo shoot: hair and make-up, clothing, props and of course the items, you Continue Reading
Just a quick note that there is a great event this weekend in Haiti. Tap Tap at Parc Historique de la Canne a Sucre is a great fair which allows Haitian artisans the opportunity to showcase their products. Here are some pictures for you to enjoy. This is why we exist! for beautiful, colorful pieces Continue Reading