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@haitian-artists
Winter Olympics 2026 uniforms for the Haitian team, by Italian Haitian designer Stella Jean
Haiti was forced to remove an image of revolutionary leader Toussaint Louverture from its Winter Olympics uniform, under IOC rules which ban 'political symbols'.
But designer Stella Jean kept an image of his horse, as a reminder of the slave revolt he led against France.
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Two Women, Hector Hyppolite [1947]
STIVENSON MAGLOIRE (HAITIAN, 1963-1994)
Woman with Flowers, Hector Hyppolite [1948]
Wilner Cherizol (aka W.Cherizol) was born in Port-au-Prince on April 15, 1959, Cherizol started painting in 1978 under the influence of his artist-painter cousin, Ernst Louizor.
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Saincilus Ismael, Erzulie Dantor
Roger Francois (1928 - 2013)
Madonna (Madame Duvalier), 1983 by Paul Claude Gardere (#haiti)
My favorite Haitian painter 👨🏿🎨🙌🏾 🇭🇹 Emilcar Similien, known as Simil was born in 1944 in St. Marc. From 1965 to 1971 he studied painting, sculpture, and art history at the Academy of Beaux-Arts in Port-au-Prince. Simil uses his images of women only as means for displaying patterns, color, and the sparkle of gold jewelry on black skin. He paints with acrylics on Masonite of any size. His surfaces are smooth and polished. Simil delights in beauty, elegance, and grace. “Well trained by masters who taught him to excell in his form, Similien’s works also contains discrete messages”
#haiti #haitianart #haitianartist #haitianpainter #emilcardsimilien #ayiti #art #painter #haitianwoman #haitianmowen #haitien #haitienne #
i have one that has palm trees and a big wave with people working on an island do you know what it is and how old?
I wouldn’t be able to tell exactly without pictures. A lot of famous paintings have been redone multiple times by even local people and sold for cheap. If it doesnt’t have an official signature, it’s hard to tell. Do you have photos?
“A mother’s touch” by Haitian artist Ilitch Rosier
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“Voodoo Flags, or drapeaux were meant for Haitian Voodoo ceremonies in which the bright sequins and voodoo symbols would summon, or bring forth spirits called upon to join a ceremony. Voodoo Flags are made by Voodoo Priests of Haiti who draw Voodoo symbols and imagery onto cloth and who then sew hundreds and even thousands of the beads onto the cloth. The drapeaux in the collection of the Haitian Arts Collective were all bought directly from notable Voodoo priests in Port-au-Prince or Jacmel, Haiti during the mid 1980’s.”
This is Toussaint L’Ouverture.
1. The Louisiana Purchase may not have been made had it not been for Toussaint L’Ouverture.
2. L’Ouverture freed the slaves of Haiti in the only permanently successful slave revolt in history.
3. He developed the idea of dominion status for Haiti as part of France. Rejected by Napoleon, the idea subsequently was used by Great Britain 66 years later on July 1, 1862, when Canada became the first dominion.
4. He wrote the first constitution for Haiti. It was the second constitution for a republic in the Western Hemisphere.
5. He was the greatest Black general in history, except for Hannibal 2000 years earlier.
6. He was the most outstanding Black statesman in history.
7. He possessed outstanding ability as a civil administrator.
8. He set up the first legal code for Haiti.
9. He devised the first universal school system for Black people.
10. He dealt with the first five presidents of the United States or their representatives, either when they were in that office or when they were Secretary of State.
11. He was the first Black man to be the subject of poems by two of America’s leading poets.
12. He was the only Black general to defeat three of the world’s biggest armies: French, British and Spanish.
13. He declared emancipation for slaves 61 years before U.S. president Abraham Lincoln did so.
14. He devised a plan for how slaves could gain economic freedom, before those rights were granted in any other country.
15. By bringing the freedom of slaves to the world’s attention, L’Ouverture’ example helped other worldwide liberation movements develop (women’s right to vote and other women’s issues, child labor laws, environmental movements and others).
16. He caused European governments for the first time to deal with the aspirations of Black colonial people. His example was followed by Simon Bolivar in South America, Russians with serfs, British in India, and Boers in South Africa (due to Gandhi’s leadership).
17. Set up the first new and simplified tax code.
18. He got rid of corrupt French tax collectors in Haiti. Substituted clear-cut tax rules.
19. He promulgated and administered new laws with justice (unique for colonials).
20. He improved the quality of slaves’ lives measurably. Gave them pride as members of society.
21. He was the “First one who brought guerrilla warfare to the notice of military historians. He used strict discipline and precision with athletic prowess.”
Kat August 12, 2015 at 06:00PM
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Haitian female artists based in Haiti! Ah! Do you ever feel like diversifying your musical collection? Well, have you thought of putting some artists based in Haiti in the mix? Well, you should. You don’t know who they are? What’s that you said? It’s too much work to have to look for them? Well, guess what? Your ever reliable best friend Kreyolicious decided to do some research for your benefit and present you with a curated list. Some have an R&B vibe, while others swing more towards an Afro-pop sound, or a world-beat tendency. Let’s do our best to show our support for these female artists in the island motherland in whatever capacity we can. There’s a plan for everyone! If you can purchase their music from iTunes, CDBaby or Amazon, do so. The links are included with each of these artists, whenever applicable. If you’re not able to, you can always hit them up on their Facebook (or other social media accounts) and send them a lovely message instead. Call it the well-intentioned malerèz do kale plan. Still cool though! In random order… 1. MIU Genre: Creole Pop/R&B/World You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Mya, Natalie La Rose, Emeli Sandé Kreyolicious Says: Throughout the 10+ tracks on her album Unexpected, the songbird is like a skillful welder, who takes R&B, dance music and reggae to formulate a musical style befitting of her enchanting voice. CLICK HERE TO BUY MIU’S MUSIC ON CD BABY OR iTUNES | MIU’S WEBSITE | MIU ON INSTSAGRAM | MIU ON TWITTER | MIU ON FACEBOOK | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC99h_-GCngOl4o6vk7f50eQ CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MIU. 2. PRINCESS EUD Genre: Rap/R&B You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Lauryn Hill, Ms. Dynamite, Santigold Kreyolicious Says: Assertive lyrics, ponderous beats, and an arresting visual style all come together to make rapper-singer Princess Eud a singing/rapping house of dynamite. CLICK HERE TO BUY PRINCESS EUD’S MUSIC ON AMAZON| PRINCESS EUD ON INSTAGRAM | PRINCESS EUD ON TWITTER| PRINCESS EUD ON FACEBOOK CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT PRINCESS EUD. 3. DARLINE DESCA Genre: Rap/R&B You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Sade, Jill Scott, Ledisi, Goapele Kreyolicious Says: Darline Desca= very, very strong delivery. As manifested on her song and record A Plain Temps, this singer’s voice is pure gold, with strokes of refined silver, and with a little bit of prime iridium thrown in. CLICK TO BUY DARLINE DESCA’S MUSIC ON CD BABY, AMAZON, iTUNES | DARLINE DESCA ON TWITTER | DARLINE DESCA ON YOUTUBE | DARLINE DESCA ON INSTAGRAM CLICK HERE TO VIEW A VIDEO OF DARLINE DESCA. 4. TAMARA SUFFREN Genre: Jazz/Caribbean/World You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Anita Baker, Heather Hadley, Whitney Houston, Laura Izibor Kreyolicious Says: This Tamara Suffren chick sings with longing and sings her out on every track she sings on. Her vocals on her debut album Lespwa are just plain mesmerizing. CLICK HERE TO BUY TAMARA SUFFREN’S MUSIC ON AMAZON | TAMARA SUFFREN ON INSTAGRAM | TAMARA SUFFREN ON FACEBOOK| CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT TAMARA SUFFREN. 5. RUTSHELLE GUILLAUME Genre: Jazz/R&B/Tropical You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Whitney Houston, Brandy, Jazmine Sullivan Kreyolicious Says: This singer, whose musical style borders on R&B and Creole pop, belts out the songs on her album Emotions with all her heart, soul, and intestines. CLICK HERE TO BUY RUTSHELLE’S MUSIC ON AMAZON| CLICK HERE FOR HER CD BABY PAGE | RUTSHELLE’S WEBSITE| RUTSHELLE ON TWITTER | RUTSHELLE ON INSTAGRAM | RUTSHELLE ON FACEBOOK | CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT RUTSHELLE. 6. FATIMA ALTIERI Genre: Caribbean/Creole pop You should Check Her Out If You Like: Selena Gomez, Zendaya, Ellie Goulding, Ariana Grande Kreyolicious Says: Very mature vocals coming from this artist as she recounts heartbreak and devastating disappointment in love. CLICK HERE TO BUY FATIMA ALTIERI’S MUSIC ON iTUNES| ON CDBABY | ON AMAZON FATIMA ALTIERI ON INSTAGRAM| FATIMA ON FATIMA ON TWITTER | CLICK HERE TO VIEW FATIMA ALTIERI’S YOUTUBE CHANNEL | 7. QUEEN BEE Genre: R&B/Caribbean/World You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Kelly Price, Mya, Jessie Ware Kreyolicious Says: Lovely, lovely vocals that merit an album. QUEEN BEE ON FACEBOOK | QUEEN BEE ON TWITTER | QUEEN BEE ON INSTAGRAM CLICK HERE TO READ AN INTERVIEW WITH QUEEN BEE 8. RENETTE DESIR Genre: Jazz/World You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Corinne Rae Bailey, Esperanza Spalding Kreyolicious Says: On her album titled Yon Jou, this songstress belts out her songs with conviction, as if someone was lurking on the left side of her shoulder, and her salvation depended on how well she could sing. Whether she’s doing a rendition of Billie Holiday’s classic “Strange Fruit” or crooning traditional songs of Haiti, she’s the business. CLICK HERE TO BUY RENETTE DESIR’S MUSIC |RENETTE DESIR ON FACEBOOK| 9. MIKAELLE AIMEE CARTRIGHT Genre: Jazz/World/Caribbean Pop You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Leela James, Emeline Michel, Davina Kreyolicious Says: A whisper-soft voice, energized delivery that’s just as capable of singing Caribbean pop as it can belt out jazzy numbers. MIKAELLE CARTRIGHT ON TWITTER | MIKAELLE CARTRIGHT ON FACEBOOK | 10. SHASSY Genre: Rap/Pop You Should Check Her Out If You Like: Iggy Azalea, Trina, Azalea Banks, Dej Loaf Kreyolicious Says: This chick is pure comedy, but beneath all the laughter there’s even slight hints of keen social commentary. SHASSY ON INSTAGRAM | SHASSY ON TWITTER | SHASSY ON FACEBOOK [Photography Credit: Rutshelle Guillaume pic: Jean-Robert Duprat/Roroli Photography | Miu Pic: Wisly Herard | Darline Desca Pic: Enoch Bordes | Fatima Altieri pic: Verdy Verna| Renette Desir pic via Michael Woelteche] So there you have it kreyolicious cheries, Haitian female singers based in Haiti you should be checking out and supporting! CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT ARTISTS AND CREATIVES EMERGING OUT OF HAITI
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