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feature: ‘from within and without: the history of haitian photography’ – nsu art museum’s new exhibit
Check out some of the featured works from new NSU Art Museum exhibit, ‘From Within And Without: The History Of Haitian Photography‘. The Florida museum has presented a comprehensive survey of Haitian photography (taking place from June 21 – October 4, 2015), featuring almost 350 works from the late 19th century to present day Haiti. The collection, curated by Haitian-American artist Edouard Duval-Carrié, is described by the museum as a “a fascinating perspective on life in Haiti and how political and natural crises have been perceived by native and foreign photographers and photojournalists.” Explore below!
By Alexander Aplerku, AFROPUNK Contributor
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Andrea Baldeck; Figu ou se paspo ou (Your Face is Your Passport) from The Heart of Haiti series, c. 1996
Gelatin silver print © Andrea Baldeck
Leah Gordon; Mulâtre (from the Caste Portraits series), 2012; Inkjet print © Leah Gordon
Antoine Ferrier; Untitled, 1970-75; Inkjet print © Antoine Ferrier, Collection of Edouard Duval-Carrié
Chantal Regnault; Lakou Souvenance Easter Monday, 2000; Inkjet print © Chantal Regnault
Maggie Steber, Laughing Girl, Gonaives, 1990, Courtesy of Maggie Steber
Paolo Woods; Zureki Zakour, 2011; Inkjet print © Paolo Woods
From Within and Without: The History of Haitian Photography photo by Steven Brooke
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