Haitian Art Society

02/06/2026

From the highest peaks of the Caribbean to the heart of the Dolomites.
Haiti makes its debut at with Richi Viano and Stevenson Savart. Two athletes.
One nation that refuses to disappear.
These uniforms are not an exercise in style. They are an act of responsibility. Every detail is intentional. Every centimeter of fabric carries the duty to tell a story — and the will to endure.
Made in Italy. Crafted by former ski champion Pietro Vitalini. The only hand-painted uniforms at the Games,
inspired by the visionary art of Edouard Duval-Carrié.
What you see is not decoration. It is visibility as a form of survival.

02/06/2026

10/25/2025

Hector Hyppolite (Haitian/Haiti) Purification Ceremony, 1948

Sold 22 Oct. 2025
$355,000

10/24/2025

Lot #123
Un Missionaire, 1951
Philome Robin

10/23/2025

Aida La Flambo, 2000

05/18/2025

Luce Turnier (February 24, 1924 – 1994) was a Haitian painter and collage artist. One of Haiti's leading artists, Turnier achieved international renown for her fusion of Haitian culture and modernist style.

04/28/2025

Murat Brierre 1960-70s

12/09/2024

Ayiti Toma III: Spiraling, Silence, & Sirènes

Organized by Tomm El-Saieh

November 24th until January 14th,2025.


Artists in the presentation:

Frankétienne, Georges Liautaud , Pierrot Barra , Antoine Oleyant Gérard Fortuné , Myrlande Constant, Maksaens Denis, Eviland LaLanne, Frantz Zéphirin, Hervé Sabin, Viktor El-Saieh, Tomm El-Saieh, Schneider Léon Hilaire, Mark Fleuridor, Josué Azor, Frantz Jacques /Guyodo

In Spiraling, Silence, & Sirènes, the interplay of spiritual, cultural, and historical narratives finds expression through an intergenerational dialogue of Haitian art.

Building upon Ayiti Toma II: Faith, Family, & Resistance, currently on view at Luhring Augustine Tribeca, expanding the narrative of survival and transformation, central to Haitian creativity. By weaving together the works of both historical and contemporary artists—Spiraling, Silence, & Sirènes and Faith, Family, & Resistance; reveal Haiti’s artistic traditions and the ability to re-imagine the present while honoring the past.

At the heart of this presentation are Haiti’s Vodou spirits: La Sirène, Ogou Feray, Bossou, and Aida Wedo. These Haitian cosmological spirits act as guides, their layered meanings reflected in the works of the exhibition’s artists.

12/06/2024

Mer Deux, 2024 .hilaire

Kathia St. Hilaire (born 1995, West Palm Beach, Florida) is an American visual artist of Haitian ancestry. She works with painting, printmaking, textile, and collage to comment on postcolonial histories in the Americas and the Caribbean.