
Being Held, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Being Held, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Being Held, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Being Held, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Being Held, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Being Held, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Beach Day, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Beach Day, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Beach Day, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Beach Day, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber

Beach Day, 2021, Photographed by Zachary Balber
All of Us, 2020
Haitian visual artists offer a meditation on liberation in this new public installation on the BAM sign, presented as part of DanceAfrica 2021. Inspired by Haiti’s legacy as one of the first independent nations in the Western Hemisphere, BAM Curator at Large Larry Ossei-Mensah invites these artists—and the Brooklyn community—to reflect on and draw strength from Haiti’s groundbreaking history in the midst of today’s calls for justice, equality, and liberation.
A Return: Liberation as Power features work by Delphine Desane, M. Florine Démosthène, Mark Fleuridor, Adler Guerrier, Kathia St. Hilare, and Didier William. The installation will be presented on the BAM sign at the corner of Lafayette and Flatbush Avenues.
Traversing Miami Beach’s boardwalk pathway between The Bass and Lincoln Road, Work from Home gathers the work of nine Miami-based artists exploring the complex and fluid notions of home from diverse entry points. Utilizing varying media, including photography, digital renderings, drawing and collage, the artists investigate personal, often private understandings of domestic life.