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Vizyon Atistik is a unique opportunity to expand the visual arts presentation of Haitian emerging and established artists from Haiti, the diaspora in New York City, and around the world. 

Vizyon Atistik presents curated exhibitions highlighting contemporary, heritage-based, and modern work in all mediums in the HCX Gallery located in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Engagement programs offer opportunities to hear from exhibiting artists and curators through talk-backs, guided tours, and workshops, deepening alignment with HCX’s wider programming. 

The Vizyon Atistik Artist Residency is a new initiative that provides visual artists of Haitian descent an intimate space to showcase works or share integral aspects of their practice or works-in-progress. Artists facilitate public-facing art-making workshops and talks. Vizyon Atistik encourages artists to view these exhibition opportunities as a way to receive feedback and generate conversation around an already existing body of work that they wish to expand or current works-in-progress.

Current Exhibition

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Rasin San Bout | Roots Without End

Artists in Dialogue with the Sounds of Haiti (1936-1937) from the Alan Lomax Archive

September 19 – October 18, 2026

Haiti Cultural Exchange, 35 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Past Exhibitions & Artists

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JAKMÈL | The Unveiling of Kanaval »

An exhibition exploring the historical, artistic, and cultural significance of Jacmel’s Carnival in Haiti. Curated by HCX Curatorial Fellow Yvena Despagne and Executive Director Régine M. Roumain.

What Paper Remembers: Marks, Memory and Labor »

An exhibition of works on paper by women artists across generations, presented by HCX Curatorial Fellow Yvena Despagne and Executive Director Régine M. Roumain.

Sacred Banners of Haitian Vodou »

A showcase of works by numerous Temples and flag makers, expressing various artistic styles and beading techniques. Curated by Axelle Liautaud.

Franck H. Godefroy  | Men Anpil Chay Pa Lou »

A photo series by Franck H. Godefroy dedicated to our community, our people, our home—OUR SOUL. 

Michel Chataigne | La Mode et Haïti »

An immersive exhibition honoring four decades of creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural identity through the visionary work of Michel Chataigne. This experience blends fashion, history, and storytelling, tracing the evolution of Haitian and Caribbean style on the global stage.

Je Louvri Jenès la Wè | With Open Eyes the Youth See »

Pulling from the legacy of atis engage (engaged artists) of countless generations, HCX asks young creatives to bring their expression to HCX Gallery.

The HCX Collection »

The HCX Collection pulls forward the work that the HCX network of artists and makers have exhibited or contributed to the organization over the course of its history.

Rasanbleman | Culture in Place: The Evolution of Haiti Cultural Exchange 2009 – 2022 »

A photography and archive exhibition from HCX programs featuring Mc Alexander Ciceron, Paul Corbanese, Liz Gauthier, Richard Louissaint, Jocelyn McCalla, Keylah Mellon, Tequila Minsky, and Claire J. Saintil. Curated by HCX Program Director Kassandra L. Khalil and Steven Baboun.

Zarita Zevallos | Uprooted: Haitian Diaspora and Displacement »

Uprooted: Haitian Diaspora and Displacement explores the impact of ongoing challenges faced by Haitians, particularly in the context of gang violence, financial and political instability.

Harry Abilhomme | LWA PRAN M »

The exhibition “Lwa pran m” presents itself as a celebration of spirituality, history, and Haitian life, reinterpreted through a fascinating universe, populated by objects, men, and emotions.

Other Arts Presentation Programs