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2010 Conference. 

PIttsburgh. October 14- 16, 2010


See Pittsbugh 2010 page, bottom left 


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October 2 -- December 31, 2009

" Mystical Imagination" is at the

Waterloo Center for the Arts

in Waterloo, Iowa

http://www.waterloocenterforthearts.org/exhibitions-reulingfeldman.html 

    

"Mystical Imagination:

The Art of Haitian Master 

Hector Hyppolite"

The Washington DC chapter and the National HAS presented  

May 18 - July 5, 2009 

a major retrospective of more than 50 of his works at

The Art Museum of the Americas

http://www.museum.oas.org/exhibitions/museum_exhibitions/hyppolite/index.htm 

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To join the Haitian Art Society or to renew your membership, click on the link for "About HAS Membership" on the left or click the page link here http://www.haitianartsociety.org/about.html

There are regional chapters of the HAS located in Washington, D.C. and in New York City.

 

Welcome To

 The HAS

Home Page


     HAITIAN

         ART

     SOCIETY

The Haitian Art Society
The Society was formed in 2003 to strengthen and expand interest in and understanding of Haitian Art and Artists.

Our website provides information about the HAS and our events, and also about other Haitian art events. We provide links to other sites about Haitian art and culture. Please click on the page links on the left to navigate around the HAS website.

In addition to maintaining this web site, the Haitian Art Society organizes Conferences at which members are able to view public and private collections of Haitian art.

 

Adieu Francine 

The Haitian Art Society DC is deeply saddened by the news of the death
of Francine Murat, Director of the Centre d'Art of Port-au-Prince.

Francine died on February 25, 2010, six weeks following the collapse of
the Centre d'Art building during the catastrophic earthquake of in Haiti on
January 12.

Francine has been associated with the Centre d'Art since its opening in
1944, first as Administrative Assistant to the Founder Dewitt Peters,
then as Director for over forty years until her death. Her extended
professional service has earned her public recognition as an authority
on Haitian Art.

Francine Murat has carried out with grace, competence, and perseverance-- and often, under trying circumstances--the remarkable tradition of this unique and longest living art institution of Haiti.

The Haitian Art Society DC salutes the departure of this icon of
Haitian Art.

May her beautiful soul rest in peace.

Fritz Racine
President, HAS DC

 



Haitian Quake Relief Fund 

Undoubtedly, you have seen news reports of the devastating earthquake which recently struck Haiti's most densely populated area. The devastion is immense. Our beloved and talented Haitian artists, their friends, families, and neighbors are in great peril. They are in desperate need of food, water, shelter and medical care.

The Waterloo Center for the Arts, Friends of the Art Center, and the national chapter of the Haitian Art Society have partnered to establish a Haiti Quake Relief Fund.

We urge you to show your appreciation for the cultural gifts that Haiti has bestowed upon us by helping the Haitian people in their time of need. Please consider a generous contribution to this fund, or any other charitable organization providing emergency relief
in Haiti.

For more information or to make a contribution to the Friends of the Art Center Haiti Quake Relief Fund by credit card, please contact the Waterloo Center for the Arts by phone at 319-291-4490. For more information about the Waterloo Center for the Arts and Friends of the Art Center, please visit our website at www.waterloocenterforthearts.org. For information about the Haitian Art Society, visit www.haitianartsociety.org.

Check or money orders, made out to Friends of the Art Center - Haiti Quake Relief Fund, may be sent to:

Haiti Quake Relief Fund

Waterloo Center for the Arts

225 Commercial Street

Waterloo, IA 50701

 

 

100% of all funds received will be forwarded on to established U.S. based human relief organizations providing direct emergency aid in Haiti. Friends of the Art Center is a 501c3 charitable organization and all donations to the Haiti Quake Relief Fund are 100% tax deductable.

 

Feel free to forward this message to your contact list.

Our Web Address

HAS started with a dot com

website in 2003 but as of

April 2005 we moved

to this dot org address.

The old dot com url will

now be a forwarding link.

Questions or suggestions about the HAS ?

 Please feel free to send us an email

And to join our email list for HAS or to update your email address, please send an email to HAS_ORG@comcast.net

Email = HAS_ORG [AT] comcast.net


Our next HAS Meetings and Conferences

See our HAS Conference page = http://haitianartsociety.org/custom.html  
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The email for HAS web coordinator is HAS_ORG@comcast.net
Email = HAS_ORG [AT] comcast.net

Toussaint Louverture by Guidel Presume

Click on the portrait of Toussaint to be taken to the web page of author Madison Smartt Bell to see more about the painter and his subject.


 
   
 

Last Updated on  March 22, 2010