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SUMMARY:Vizyon Atistik | OPENING RECEPTION and An n Pale with Gage Averill | Rasin San Bout | Roots Without End
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the opening night of Rasin San Bout | Roots Without End: Artists in Dialogue with Sounds of Haiti from the Alan Lomax Archive.\nThis opening night reception will feature a dynamic An n Pale between several exhibition artists and Dr. Gage Averill\, a renowned ethnomusicologist and curator of Alan Lomax in Haiti\, 1936-37\, a Grammy Nominated box set of Lomax’s recordings\, films\, and writings from his time in Haiti.\nSaturday\, September 19\, 2026\n6–9pm\nHaiti Cultural Exchange\n35 Lafayette Ave. Brooklyn\, NY \n—\nAbout Gage Averill \nGage Averill (Ph.D. University of Washington\, 1989) is the Provost and Vice President Academic at the University of British Columbia and was formerly UBC’s Dean of Arts. He was Vice-Principal Academic University of Toronto Mississauga) and formerly Dean of Music at the University of Toronto\, and before that Chair of Music at NYU. \nHe is an ethnomusicologist specializing in popular music of the Caribbean and North American vernacular music.  Prof. Averill served as President of the Society for Ethnomusicology between 2009-2011. His book on barbershop singing (Four Parts\, No Waiting: A Social History of American Barbershop Harmony\, Oxford 2003) won best book prizes from the Society for Ethnomusicology (Merriam Prize) and the Society for American Music; his book on Haitian popular music and power (A Day for the Hunter: A Day for the Prey: Popular Music and Power in Haiti\, Chicago 1997) was awarded the best book prize in ethnic and folk research by the Association for Recorded Sound Collections; and the 10-CD boxed set of music and film he curated\, along with an accompanying book\, called Alan Lomax in Haiti\, 1936-37\, received two Grammy Nominations. \nHe has consulted for the Ford Foundation\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Smithsonian\, OAS\, Fulbright\, and for films\, festivals\, and copyright cases. For fun he kayaks\, bikes\, writes/performs music\, and works on construction projects. \n—\nAbout the Exhibition \nWe are excited to announce our forthcoming exhibition in collaboration with the Archive of Alan Lomax (1915-2002)\, a pioneering ethnomusicologist for over six decades. From 1936-1937\, at the urging of heralded African American anthropologist and author Zora Neale Hurston\, Lomax traveled to Haiti to record the nation’s music and rituals on behalf of the US Library of Congress. \nThe Association for Cultural Equity\, which stewards Lomax’s archive\, selected 40 essential recordings from the nearly 50 hours of recorded sound from Haiti\, Building a conversation between the past and present\, HCX invited visual artists of Haitian descent to respond and connect their own work through an Open Call.  \nFrom textiles to film\, the artists selected evoke both personal and resonant responses to the recordings that most spoke to them — from lullabies to Rara\, from the sacred to the Konbit. The exhibition will feature curated pairings of recordings and artwork\, connecting their modes of communion and communication over time and place. \nCurated by Régine M. Roumain and Micaela Walker\nOn view from September 19 through October 18.\n \n—\nFeatured Artists \nLaïssa Alexis\nLove Aritus\nMarie Casimir\nMegan Delianne\nStephanie “Philomen” Dorceant\nJennica Drice\nSydney Rose Maubert\nChristopher Mitchell\nMarie Guilloto Stuppard\nZarita Zevallos \n— \nLearn more about the exhibition and artists here » \nJoin the artists & curators for other activations taking place as part of this exhibition » 
URL:https://haiticulturalx.org/event/vizyon-atistik-opening-reception-rasin-san-bout-roots-without-end/
LOCATION:Haiti Cultural Exchange\, 35 Lafayette Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vizyon Atistik
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SUMMARY:Vizyon Atistik | CLOSING RECEPTION | Rasin San Bout | Roots Without End
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the closing night of Rasin San Bout | Roots Without End: Artists in Dialogue with Sounds of Haiti from the Alan Lomax Archive.\nClosing Night Reception\nSaturday\, October 18\, 2026\n6–9pm\nHaiti Cultural Exchange\n35 Lafayette Ave. Brooklyn\, NY \nOn view from September 19 through October 18. \n—\nAbout the Exhibition \nWe are excited to announce our forthcoming exhibition in collaboration with the Archive of Alan Lomax (1915-2002)\, a pioneering ethnomusicologist for over six decades. From 1936-1937\, at the urging of heralded African American anthropologist and author Zora Neale Hurston\, Lomax traveled to Haiti to record the nation’s music and rituals on behalf of the US Library of Congress. \nThe Association for Cultural Equity\, which stewards Lomax’s archive\, selected 40 essential recordings from the nearly 50 hours of recorded sound from Haiti\, Building a conversation between the past and present\, HCX invited visual artists of Haitian descent to respond and connect their own work through an Open Call.  \nFrom textiles to film\, the artists selected evoke both personal and resonant responses to the recordings that most spoke to them — from lullabies to Rara\, from the sacred to the Konbit. The exhibition will feature curated pairings of recordings and artwork\, connecting their modes of communion and communication over time and place. \nCurated by Régine M. Roumain and Micaela Walker \n—\nFeatured Artists \nLaïssa Alexis\nLove Aritus\nMarie Casimir\nMegan Delianne\nStephanie “Philomen” Dorceant\nJennica Drice\nSydney Rose Maubert\nChristopher Mitchell\nMarie Guilloto Stuppard\nZarita Zevallos \n— \nLearn more about the exhibition and artists here » \nJoin the artists & curators for other activations taking place as part of this exhibition » 
URL:https://haiticulturalx.org/event/vizyon-atistik-closing-reception-rasin-san-bout-roots-without-end/
LOCATION:Haiti Cultural Exchange\, 35 Lafayette Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vizyon Atistik
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