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Guyodo - Untitled
Frantz Jacques (also know as) Guyodo
Guyodo say's "Haiti is a garbage can for the USA so I take the used t-shirts and make something with them and then send them back to the USA"
PARIS — Winter has been kind to art lovers in Paris. The gorgeously renovated Musée Picasso has reopened, and the city is alive with a number of top-shelf exhibitions. Over at the Grand Palais alone, crowds queue to see shows of Hokusai and Nikide Saint Phalle, but it is “Haiti: Two Centuries of Artistic Creation” that offers a particularly exciting feast of work to savor.
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Then your guide, a Haitian who’s had his own tour company for a decade and who’s been hired by G Adventures to take you around, takes you around to a street in Port-au-Prince where, a dozen years ago or more, three men started making art: Jean Hérard Celeur, André Eugene and Frantz Jacques (a.k.a. Guyodo). They called themselves Atis Rezistans, “artists of resistance” in Créole, and you look at…
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