September 17, 2024 - June 28, 2025 at the LACC
A new art exhibit has opened in Pittsburgh. Haiti: Culture, Religion, and Revolution displays Haitian paintings, ornate sculptures fashioned from recycled oil drums and other salvaged materials, and Vodou flags with intricately stitched sequin and bead patterns depicting religious spirits.
This is the first comprehensive exhibit of the Haiti Friends Collection, assembled over decades of working with Haitian artists. Through the perspective of these artists, you will experience the history and rich cultural tapestry of this island nation.
Fonkoze USA invites you to immerse yourself in the vibrant and deeply symbolic world of Haitian art with “Haiti: Culture, Religion, and Revolution.” This unique exhibit showcases a stunning array of Haitian paintings, ornate sculptures crafted from recycled oil drums and salvaged materials, and intricately stitched Vodou flags depicting powerful religious spirits. Through these works, visitors are invited to explore Haiti’s complex history, spirituality, and enduring spirit of resilience and revolution.
This exhibit marks the first comprehensive presentation of the Haiti Friends Collection, curated over decades in close collaboration with Haitian artists. Each piece reflects the rich cultural tapestry of Haiti, offering a window into the heart and soul of this remarkable island nation.
Fonkoze USA Executive Director Acknowledged for Interpreting the Pieces
Fonkoze Executive Director, Dr. Erlantz Hyppolite has meticulously researched and developed the interpretations for these works, providing insightful context to enhance your experience of this extraordinary collection.
